Prosecutors’ ensnaring of former Turkish central bank officials casts uncomfortable spotlight on ministers as they firefight stock market swindle.

Intro : Altro appuntamento cinematografico richiesto da Ferdia per il corso di sceneggiatura. Questa volta un film che adoro e non vedevo o...

Three generations of an Armenian-Christian family were driving home in Baghdad in April 2003 ‌when US Marines in a firefight with Iraqi forces fired on their cars, killing three men.

Three generations of an Armenian-Christian family were driving home in Baghdad in April 2003 ‌when US Marines in a firefight with Iraqi forces fired on their cars, killing three men.

By Ryan Patrick JonesTORONTO, Sept 29 (Reuters) - Three generations of an Armenian-Christian family were driving home in Baghdad in April 2003 when US Marines in a firefight with Iraqi forces fired on their cars, killing three men.Almost a decade later, two women who survived the attack sat down in their Glendale, California, living room with one of the Marines who pulled the trigger.

During the Sand Creek Fire, which has burned since the start of August in southwestern Montana, difficult terrain and fire-weakened trees posed hazards to crews searching for areas still smoldering on steep slopes after the blaze passed. So instead of relying only on firefighters to find hidden embers, fire managers used unmanned aircraft to seek out heat sources. The operation is part of a broader technological shift underway in wildfire response. The U.S. Forest Service is evaluating firefighting robots on the ground, and researchers are exploring how artificial intelligence could help predict where wildfires will ignite and how quickly fires will spread. Federal agencies already use drones to map fires, detect hotspots and ignite prescribed burns, and are testing their capability to drop firefighting foam and water on blazes. “Drones are now a critical tool in federal wildfire response, providing real-time infrared imagery to map fire perimeters, detect hotspots, and monitor dangerous or inaccessible terrain, which helps firefighters make safer, faster tactical decisions,” said Meredith Hollowell, a Forest Service press officer, in a statement to Inside Climate News. The Federal Aviation Administration said drones provide real-time situational awareness by detecting hotspots, mapping fire perimeters and aiding firefighter efforts in dangerous...

Alt: Rambo First Blood: Jungle Firefight

ALT: Rambo First Blood: Jungle Firefight

In his longest firefight in nearly 30 years, the fire chief coordinated 17 departments to save the East Jordan Plastics building and protect surrounding neighborhoods.

Sorry I'm late! Here is the end of Chapter 5 and the terrible, awful, no good, very bad downtown mission. Lots of content warnings for this

ALT: Rambo First Blood: Jungle Firefight