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The descent damaged the rudder

FlightRadar24 recorded the plane dropping more than 14,000 feet in 29 seconds, and the force of that descent apparently damaged one of its rudders.

Passengers entered the cockpit

Passenger Yaniv Hayun said he helped pull the attacker away and work the controls after the cockpit door was opened, while Flydubai said crew members landed the plane.

The motive remains unconfirmed

Israeli officials suggested terrorism was possible, but Saudi investigators were also examining whether the event began as a dispute between the pilots.

Iraq takes over security

The withdrawal was agreed by the U.S. and Iraq in 2024, with both governments saying Iraqi forces can control extremist groups on their own.

The mission lasted years

The U.S. deployment lasted two decades overall, including the 12-year Operation Inherent Resolve campaign against ISIS in Iraq.

Hormuz remains a bargaining chip

Indirect U.S.-Iran talks had focused on reopening the Strait of Hormuz, a major shipping route that Washington says its forces are helping keep open.

Melting exceeded the old extreme

Alpine glaciologists once considered losing 2% of a glacier's ice in one year extreme, but this year's estimated loss reached 5.5%.

High peaks lost their snow

Scientists found up to four metres of ice loss at some of the highest measurement sites, where several metres of winter snow would normally remain.

Some glaciers already disappeared

The Plattalva glacier in eastern Switzerland is among those that have vanished, showing that some Alpine glaciers are already too exposed to survive current conditions.

Used does not mean affordable

A used vehicle can still exceed affordability guidelines when its price remains high.

Rates raise the burden

Higher borrowing costs make a car more expensive overall than its sticker price alone suggests.

Benchmarks are warning signs

Affordability measures provide rules of thumb for judging whether typical buyers can reasonably manage a vehicle’s cost.

The agreement lasts five years

Tencent would have access under a longer-term arrangement rather than a one-time purchase.

The chips were previously restricted

The deal matters because Tencent could use AI chips that had not been available in its country before.

The report remains unconfirmed

The information comes from the Financial Times, so investors may still look for official confirmation and details from Oracle or Tencent.

The $1,000 gift has limits

Only U.S. citizens born from January 1, 2025, through December 31, 2028, qualify for the government's $1,000 contribution, while older or younger eligible children can have accounts without receiving that seed money.

Several records can identify children

Treasury and the IRS plan to use information from tax returns, the Social Security Administration and other records to enroll children while protecting tax information.

Private contributions have limits

Friends, relatives and employers can contribute up to $5,000 per year, while some large donors and corporations have separately pledged money for particular groups of children.

The population will shrink

United Nations estimates put Japan's 2040 population at about 112.2 million, down 6.2% from the projected 2030 figure, with more than one-third of people aged 65 or older.

Early robots have limits

Zeals' D1 costs from 5 million yen, stands 129 centimeters tall, and can lift up to 5 kilograms with each arm.

Insurers see new risks

Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance is developing coverage for injuries, property damage, and cyberattacks while studying how often these machines fail.

Safeguards target specific attacks

Google says it is working to prevent misuse, prompt injection attacks, and signs that the model could behave in ways its creators did not intend.

Google already uses it internally

The model has helped with large-scale codebase migrations, suggesting Google is testing it on substantial software work before wider public release.

Access may expand gradually

Google says it is first limiting the model to selected cyber defenders and is participating in a voluntary US government process for pre-release access.

The ride already uses noise controls

Universal designed the 72 mph coaster to operate quietly, added a barrier, and turns the cars away from homes during key scream moments.

Residents say the fixes failed

Neighbors in Toluca Lake say the existing measures have not stopped the noise, with one resident saying it interferes with composing music.

The park predates many homes

Residents disagree over the neighborhood’s history, while Universal’s site began as a movie studio in 1912 and became a theme park in 1964.

Measles lingers after departure

People can be exposed within two hours after an infected person has left a shared space, even without direct contact.

Symptoms can take weeks

Fever, cough and rash usually appear seven to 14 days after exposure but can take as long as 21 days.

Infection spreads before rash

People with measles are generally contagious for four days before and four days after the rash appears, making contact tracing difficult.

Longer trips raise costs

Fishers who follow the cooler water farther offshore must spend more on fuel, food and ice, leaving some with little or no profit.

Small fish replace big catches

Ecuadorian fishers who normally catch albacore and bonito are finding mostly smaller tuna, reducing the value of each trip.

Shortages spread through markets

In Ecuador, industry officials say mahi-mahi and swordfish prices have doubled, while heat has also damaged some fish before they reach customers.

The ICJ needs Indonesia's consent

Malaysia or Singapore cannot normally bring the case to the International Court of Justice unless Indonesia accepts the court's jurisdiction through an agreement, declaration or treaty clause.

Proving responsibility is difficult

A civil claim would need evidence connecting a specific company's activities, the fires that followed and the losses suffered across the border.

Singapore's law has limits

Singapore's 2014 law can target overseas companies, but enforcement depends on foreign cooperation, accurate hotspot and land-ownership data, and a way to collect penalties from firms without a Singapore presence.

Compound events last longer

About one third of the heatwaves were linked to roughly 90-day warming periods before and after them, compared with about 60 days for individual events.

Extra warmth can dominate

For compound events, the surrounding warm water produced more than three times the cumulative heat exposure of the marine heatwave itself.

Natural exposure challenges experiments

Laboratory studies lasting only days or weeks may miss the biological effects of the much longer thermal exposure marine organisms experience in the wild.

The matchup is Week 4

The game is identified as part of the NFL’s fourth week of the season.

Several viewing details matter

The guide is framed around the channel, kickoff time, streaming service, and ways to watch.

The game is on Thursday

Because it is a Thursday Night Football matchup, viewers are looking for a special weekday broadcast rather than a typical Sunday game.

The bullpen protected the lead

After Chicago scored in the fourth inning, San Diego's relievers recorded the final 17 outs and allowed only three baserunners.

Chicago's top hitters disappeared

Pete Crow-Armstrong and Alex Bregman went 0-for-15 combined and struck out eight times as the Padres repeatedly attacked their weaknesses.

A trade deadline pivot mattered

Instead of selling after falling to 50-53 on July 23, San Diego acquired Robbie Ray and Casey Mize and then went 35-17 over the next two months.

Guaranteed money caused the standoff

The main disagreement involved how much of Porter's contract would be guaranteed, and talks stopped when Pittsburgh entered its regular-season no-negotiation period.

Dallas paid for immediate help

The Cowboys' cornerback depth was tested after Cobie Durant's hamstring injury and Shavon Revel's knee and ankle injuries forced backups into major roles.

Pittsburgh must reshuffle outside

The Steelers plan to rotate Asante Samuel Jr., Jamel Dean and 2026 third-round pick Daylen Everette at outside cornerback after Porter's departure.

East of Eden has seven episodes

The miniseries was created by Zoe Kazan and follows her grandfather Elia Kazan, who directed the 1955 film adaptation.

Animals centers on a kidnapping

Ben Affleck’s crime thriller follows a Los Angeles mayoral candidate and his wife as they try to raise a ransom while exposing dangerous secrets.

Comedy documentaries use different lenses

The Norm Macdonald project relies on archival material so he can tell his story in his own voice, while the Maria Bamford film examines her life and mental-health struggles.

Engagement is measured in hours

Netflix said its viewers watched about 200 billion hours, with viewing up 2% in its latest report despite factors such as the World Cup.

Live content has different value

Live events use about 5% of Netflix’s content budget but produce roughly 1% of viewing, because their value can come from attracting valuable audiences rather than maximizing total hours.

Overall deals serve different purposes

Netflix uses these arrangements both to organize many years of planned work and to support creators developing one large project over a long period.

Kenya’s story centers land rights

One Woman, One Bra follows a woman searching for her mother while trying to secure legal ownership of her home as villagers receive title deeds.

South Africa tackles a scam

Variations on a Theme follows an elderly goat herder promised reparations for her father’s wartime service, leaving her waiting for money that never arrives.

Sri Lanka exposes political divisions

Riverstone follows three police officers escorting a political prisoner through the Knuckles Mountain Range, where their journey reveals ethnic and political fault lines.

First applications go online

The new system is intended for first-time applicants, who have traditionally needed to apply in person at an authorized facility.

The system handles key steps

Applicants will be able to use pre-filled government information, upload a photo from their device, make online payments and receive real-time status updates.

Old passports remain valid

People will not need to replace an existing passport early because the current design remains usable until the expiration date printed in it.

Markets connect diners to fishermen

At Mercado de Abastos, shoppers can buy fish from vendors and take it to nearby Bar Carrusel to be fried for only the cover charge.

Tuna follows ancient methods

Near Cádiz, Barbate’s prized bluefin is caught with almadraba nets, a complex technique dating back to the Phoenicians, and about 70 percent is exported to Japan.

Sherry shapes the food culture

The surrounding sherry triangle links Cádiz’s restaurants and taverns with Jerez, Sanlúcar de Barrameda and El Puerto, whose wines are paired with seafood, cheese, tapas and cured meats.

Your home airport matters most

A lounge at the airport you use regularly can be more useful than a larger network you rarely encounter.

Airline loyalty narrows choices

American, Delta, and United flyers can choose cards tied to their airline lounges, while Southwest travelers may prefer broader issuer access.

Visit limits can change value

Delta Reserve cards provide 15 Sky Club visits yearly, with unlimited access requiring $75,000 in eligible annual spending.

It is one donation

The record refers to a single gift rather than the combined total of many donations or a fundraising campaign.

The comparison is national

The claim covers U.S. higher education, so it does not automatically establish a record among all charitable gifts worldwide.

The donor remains unnamed

The provided article text does not identify who made the gift or explain how Carnegie Mellon plans to use the money.

The rule dates back decades

The integration language grew out of regulations won by disability advocates in 1977, after Section 504 was passed in 1973.

Other protections still remain

The ruling did not undo integration rights under the ADA, the Olmstead decision or other established case law.

States may face new choices

With the federal government providing less guidance, private lawyers, advocacy groups, courts and state laws may carry more responsibility for enforcing community-based care.

Readiness remains limited

Only about 42% of SAT-takers met or exceeded the College Board's readiness benchmarks in both reading and writing and math.

The test is now digital

Since 2024, the SAT has lasted just over two hours and uses shorter reading passages than the former paper test.

Participation hit a milestone

About 1.95 million students took the SAT, marking the first participation decline since the pandemic-disrupted class of 2021.

Small conversations can trigger charges

Mentioning chronic pain, an old medical problem, or a current symptom can lead the office to add a separate sick-visit charge.

Extra services create new bills

Blood tests, ultrasounds, out-of-network lab work, and new-patient fees may be billed separately even when they happen during a preventive appointment.

Insurers set different boundaries

Because the ACA did not spell out every diagnosis code, procedure, and frequency limit, each insurer can define preventive care more narrowly.

Nighttime pressure may stay high

Normally, blood pressure drops during sleep, but poor sleep can keep the body in a fight-or-flight state that tightens blood vessels and raises heart rate.

Sleep changes hunger signals

Sleep deprivation can increase hunger and cravings for calorie-dense foods while leaving people too tired to exercise, creating several pathways toward weight gain.

Breathing pauses stress the heart

Obstructive sleep apnea repeatedly lowers oxygen levels and triggers stress hormones, which can raise blood pressure and heart rate over time.

Approval is only part

Researchers found that cities with longer permitting times also tended to have longer construction periods, compounding the delay after approval.

The slowdown is widespread

For a standardized multifamily building, average permitting time in the sample rose from 0.6 years in 2000 to 1.5 years in 2023.

The comparisons control complexity

The researchers estimated timelines for identical-sized homes and apartment buildings while accounting for neighborhood density, making the city-to-city differences harder to explain as simply big-city difficulty.