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Teen Rescued From Frigid Alaskan Waters After Drifting For Days
Teen Rescued From Frigid Alaskan Waters After Drifting For Days
A 15-year-old boy from St. Lawrence Island, Alaska, was rescued after spending two days on a capsized boat in the frigid Bering Sea. The teen, identified by family as Derek Parker Aghnaanga, left Savoonga on Friday, September 4th, with his older brother and cousin in an 18-foot fishing skiff. They were expected back Sunday afternoon but the boat did not return.
Unfortunately, Derek's brother and his cousin died from drowning during the ordeal, leaving him to float alone on the vast...
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Via American Greatness,
A Northern California city of roughly 30,000 residents was forced to shut down its entire computer network Friday after a cyberattack knocked out its 911 system, the latest sign of how vulnerable American municipalities remain to digital assaults.
Suisun City, located about 45 miles from San Francisco, declared a state of emergency Saturday after malicious software infiltrated its network shortly before 6 p.m. Friday, the California Post reported.
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