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Carriage horse in Central Park died after eating a poisonous plant
A Central Park carriage horse died after consuming poisonous Japanese yew, sparking a heated debate between the drivers' union and park conservancy over negligence and industry bans.
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Rope jumper falls to her death after operators fail to secure harness
A tragic rope-jumping accident in Brazil claimed the life of 21-year-old Maria Eduarda Rodrigues de Freitas after instructors allegedly failed to secure her safety equipment before the jump.
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Cal Raleigh clutch in return to Mariners, backs Logan Gilbert's gem in win over Orioles
Logan Gilbert's dominant pitching and Cal Raleigh's clutch hitting lead a patchwork Mariners lineup to a crucial 3-1 victory over the Angels at T-Mobile Park despite ongoing injury woes.
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Trump administration uses hydrogen peroxide and tiny bubbles against algae in Reflecting Pool
President Trump's $14 million 'American flag blue' renovation of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool faces a green algae crisis, complicating visions of a pristine azure landmark in Washington.
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Level 3 evacuations ordered for fast-moving wildfire on edge of Spokane
A fast-moving wildfire on Spokane's Beacon Hill has destroyed five homes and forced massive evacuations. Firefighters battle 0% containment and strong winds as state mobilization efforts begin.
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Mariners injury update: Randy Arozarena to IL; Luke Raley, Josh Naylor out of lineup
Mariners GM Justin Hollander navigates an unprecedented injury crisis as key position players like Randy Arozarena hit the IL, forcing a roster juggling act to keep the team afloat.