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A white sedan crashed into the FBI Pittsburgh office gate early Wednesday morning. The driver, identified as Donald Henson, threw an American flag over the gate before fleeing. No injuries occurred, but authorities consider it a targeted act of terrorism against the FBI, with the suspect known to the agency.
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A high school football game in Michigan resulted in a player suffering severe spinal injuries after a body slam. The incident, captured on video, has led to disciplinary actions and calls for increased safety measures in youth sports. The injured player will miss the rest of the season, raising concerns about player safety.
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A Delta Airlines crew member accidentally deployed an emergency slide on an Airbus A220 at Pittsburgh, causing a four-hour delay, passenger trapping, and significant repair costs estimated in the six figures. The incident highlights safety protocols and operational risks in aviation.
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On November 13, 2025, Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman suffered a a ventricular fibrillation flare-up during a morning walk in Braddock, causing him to fall and sustain minor facial injuries requiring 20 stitches. He was hospitalized in Pittsburgh for observation and medication adjustment. Fetterman, 56, has a history of stroke and heart conditions and has been open about his mental health struggles.
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Recent articles highlight a shift towards train travel in North America and the UK, driven by cost, convenience, scenic value, and disruptions in air travel. Personal experiences and comparisons reveal trains as a viable alternative, with record ridership and new routes announced.