According to a Jan. 21 report from the Associated Press, Carnival Cruise Line’s vessel Splendor, which was towed to San Diego after catching fire in November is now headed under its own power to San Francisco for further repairs. The vessel is scheduled to accept passengers for a trip by Feb. 20.
(The Associated Press)
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Ukraine struck what it said was an oil pumping station 1,500 km (900 miles) into Russia near the Ural Mountains with drones overnight…
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