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EE.UU. lanza un ataque contra campamentos del Estado Islámico en Nigeria

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By John Griffin
| Timis Local News Verified
EE.UU. bombardea campamentos del Estado Islámico en Nigeria tras ataques a cristianos El presidente de Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, anunció que su país llevó a cabo un ataque “poderoso y mortal” contra campamentos del Estado Islámico (EI) en Nigeria, en respuesta a la masacre de cristianos inocentes. Los bombardeos fueron dirigidos por el Departamento de Guerra y coordinados desde un despliegue naval en el Golfo de Guinea, empleando varios misiles Tomahawk.
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Yankees 2025 Roster Report Cards: Camilo Doval

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By John Griffin
| Yahoo Sports Verified
Heading into the final day before the trade deadline this season, the 2025 Yankees had a lot of question marks, but none loomed larger than the bullpen, both for 2025 and beyond. And so, Brian Cashman had himself a busy day at the deadline, pulling in David Bednar from the Pittsburgh Pirates, Jake Bird from the Colorado Rockies, and, at the buzzer, swiping San Francisco closer Camilo Doval.
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Opinion/Guest column: We are not the Greatest Generation

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By John Griffin
| The Gardner News Verified
Clearly, we are not the Greatest Generation. I say that not to demean the men and women who’ve spent the last 20 years deploying back and forth to Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria and dozens of other corners of the world in the name of American national security. I say it as one of them, as someone who has seen both the courage and the cost. Who continues to live with the effects of combat. We have done our duty, but duty alone does not make a generation great.
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