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Tornadoes Wreak Havoc in Arkansas, Death Toll Currently at 18

By ANN Staff on Apr 28, 2014   Breaking News, Featured, National  

Arkansas Governor Mike Beebe said on Monday that the tornado that touched down ten miles to the west of Little Rock could be the strongest that the state has encountered. The death toll continues to rise as workers comb through the rubble. The number of dead stands currently at 18. Nine of those deaths occurred […]

Microsoft Confirms Flaw in Internet Explorer 6-11, No Fix for XP

By Staff on Apr 28, 2014   Breaking News, Featured, National  

It has been confirmed by Microsoft that its Internet Explorers versions six to eleven have a flaw and are  susceptible to a newly discovered bug that allows cybercriminals remote code execution if the user visits a spoofed and malicious site. The bug will give the cybercriminal essentially the same system privileges as the user. The […]

Ukrainian Mayor Shot in Back while Riding Bicycle

By Staff on Apr 28, 2014   Breaking News, Featured, World  

The mayor of Ukraine’s second largest city, Kharkiv,  is in grave, but stable  condition after being shot in the back while riding his bicycle on Monday, according that cities icty hall. 54-year-old Hennady Kernes was shot as his bodyguards traveled close to him in a vehicle. They were not close enough to intervene. Kernes rides his […]

Ukraine’s PM Accuses Russian Military of Airspace Violations

By VOA on Apr 26, 2014   World  

  Ukraine’s prime minister says Russian military aircraft have repeatedly crossed into Ukraine’s airspace, in what he called Russian aggression designed to undermine global security. Arseniy Yatsenyuk told reporters Saturday that Russian forces had “violated” Ukrainian airspace seven times overnight. “We do understand the reason Russian military did it. The only reason is to provoke […]

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