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US is running out of weapons, Trump admits (opens the original)
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Donald Trump has admitted the United States is grappling with weapons shortages because of the Iran war. The US President said “some forms of ammunition are a little bit lower than other forms”. It is Trump’s most explicit admission yet that the US is facing a shortage. However, he insisted overall weapons supplies were “in great shape” as the US had been “stocking up for the last six months”. He claimed former US President Joe Biden “gave away massive amounts of munitions to Ukraine”. It marks
Teenage boy rescued in Alaska after drifting for days on upturned boat (opens the original)
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Derek Parker Aghnaanga (15, right) endured a three-day ordeal in the Bering Sea before rescue. Photo / GoFundMe A teenager has been rescued after clinging for days to an upturned boat which capsized off the coast of Alaska, killing two family members. Derek Parker Aghnaanga, 15, was aboard the fishing vessel which failed to return as expected on Sunday to Savoonga, a small village on the northern tip of St Lawrence Island. The boy, known as Parker, had set sail on the Bering Sea two days earlier
Hayden Panettiere died after taking ‘pill laced with fentanyl’ (opens the original)
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Hayden Panettiere was found unresponsive at a South Carolina apartment days before her 37th birthday. Photo / Getty Images Hayden Panettiere died from taking a pill laced with fentanyl, according to reports. The US actor, best known for her role as a teenage cheerleader in the hit TV series Heroes, died unexpectedly in August, aged 36. She is thought to have suffered an overdose after taking an oxycodone pill investigators believe was laced with fentanyl, according to TMZ. Panettiere’s official
Trump threatens Nato to boost defence budgets ‘immediately’ ahead of summit (opens the original)
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US President Donald Trump during the Salute To America event on July 4. The Trump administration is warning Nato countries about defence spending ahead of a summit in Turkey this week. Photo / Getty Images Nato allies must step up defence spending “immediately” or face consequences, the Trump Administration said on the eve of a key summit. United States officials warned that many allies were “lagging behind” their pledge to spend 5% of GDP on the military by 2035. British Prime Minister Keir Sta
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