08
Feb
Another security breach forced officers to shut down and evacuate the McNamara Terminal at the Detroit Metro Airport this morning.
According to the Transportation Security Administration, a man passed through a security checkpoint shortly before 8 a.m. local time and refused to stop and answer questions from security officers.
So why did the man refuse to stop? Keep reading for more details.
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05
Feb
In a bizarre story, a Southern California man has been arrested for allegedly posing as a U.S. Marshal to slip past airport security and “deport” a distant relative’s pregnant wife to the Philippines.
Believe it or not, it gets even weirder.
Keep reading to find out all the details, including how this man managed to get past three Transportation Security Administration checkpoints.
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04
Feb
A shark attack has proven deadly for a kite surfer at Stuart Beach in Florida.
The 38-year-old man was bleeding and surrounded by sharks when a lifeguard spotted him in distress.
While it’s too soon to tell what kind of shark attacked the man, some experts have suggested that it may have been multiple sharks—maybe even great whites.
Keep reading to find out more details, including what this means for Florida beaches.
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03
Feb
The Haiti earthquake has killed hundreds of thousands and left millions more homeless.
Even as the story is pushed further from the headlines, recovery and humanitarian efforts will continue.
Make sure to check our this page on PeterGreenberg.com to get all the latest Haiti news and learn about volunteer opportunities, how you can help Haiti, and more.
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03
Feb
School was back in session in Haiti on Monday for the first time since the earthquake on January 12.
Schools in Port-au-Prince and other towns opened their doors to students, although activities will be limited until they can be completely rebuilt.
Even with the limited activity, opening the schools and giving children a return to their routine is expected to be a big boost for the community.
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03
Feb
Looking for a list of NGOs, charitable organizations and volunteer groups that are helping Haiti?
Want to know how you can help Haitians on the ground recover from this tragedy?
Learn about the various organizations that are actively trying to make a difference in Haiti…
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02
Feb
Police have arrested a man suspected of killing an American woman during a cruise stopover in Antigua.
The man is suspected of stabbing the 29-year-old victim in the neck and leaving her body near a well-known beach.
This murder is the latest in a string of high-profile crimes against tourists in Antigua. Is the island a safe place to visit? Keep reading for more details.
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01
Feb
A small plane carrying a pilot and a traffic reporter made an emergency landing on the New Jersey Turnpike this morning right before the start of rush hour.
The pilot landed the plane safely and pulled over to the shoulder.
Nobody was injured in the incident, but rubberneckers clogged traffic for a mile and a half in each direction. Keep reading for more details.
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