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US Launches 71st Airstrike of the Year in Somalia

The US launched an airstrike in Somalia for the second day in a row, US Africa Command said in a press release on Monday, as the Trump administration continues the bombing campaign despite plans to cut support for the African Union’s mission in the country. AFRICOM said that the strike was launched on July 4 […]
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Apr 14, 2026 / Tyler Durden
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"Free Speech Has Its Limits", Rules Czech Supreme Court
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