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Feb 22, 04:07

Tempe Train Disaster: Survivor's 112 Call Reveals Burning Train, Injuries

A 19-year-old student's emergency call following the Tempe train derailment reveals a burning train and widespread injuries, highlighting the immediate chaos and challenges faced by survivors in the aftermath.

Feb 22, 07:07

Zizzians Group Linked to Six Murders in US

The Zizzians, a group allegedly led by Jack Lasota, are linked to at least six murders across the US, with three members facing charges including trespassing and obstruction of justice, and four facing murder charges; the group's ideology evolved from rationalism to justifying violence.

Feb 22, 01:09

US Special Education Faces Funding Crisis, Jeopardizing FAPE

Rising costs of special education in the US, driven by increased student numbers and insufficient federal funding (currently at 15% instead of the promised 40%), are jeopardizing the provision of Free Appropriate Public Education (FAPE) and exacerbating existing inequities among school districts.

Feb 22, 04:07

Dutch Court Blocks Ban on Three Islamic Preachers

A Dutch court blocked the government's attempt to ban three Islamic preachers—Abu Bakr Zoud, Ali Hammuda, and Mohammed Hijab—from speaking at the Ramadan Expo in Utrecht, citing insufficient evidence of extremism despite their controversial views on homosexuality, the Hamas attack, and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.