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Pentagon reports 140 soldiers wounded in war

Pentagon reports 140 soldiers wounded in war

The Pentagon reported that approximately 140 U.S. service members have been injured during the conflict with Iran. Most of the injuries are described as minor according to a spokesperson speaking to Reuters.

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A 41-year-old woman is standing trial for allegedly recruiting her minor son to plant an explosive at a residence in Haarlem, an attack that was thwarted by authorities in February. The suspect, who was under probation for a previous violent crime, denies the charges as prosecutors argue she provided detailed instructions and materials for the failed attempt.

Over 170 reports of discrimination during second weekend of WorldPride in Amsterdam

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Join the conversation about trees in Haarlem

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Jan Roos receives death threats following sexual comments about teenage girls

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