Pearl Harbor killing leaves three dead, including shooter
Two civilians working with the US Department of Defense were shot dead at Pearl Harbor base in Hawaii. The attacker was a US Navy sailor who, after killing two and injuring a third civilian, shot himself in the head. The Navy man has remained unnamed, while the site was on high security alert for two hours following the killings.
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Coronavirus lockdowns have led to an unprecedented fall in air pollution for these major cities
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Iran military satellite launch likely to stoke US tensions
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