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A US Army AH-64 Apache helicopter flies over the mountains near the ISAF's Camp Bostick in Naray, in Afghanistan's eastern Kunar province on April 13, 2009. US President Barack Obama, unveiling his new strategy for the dragging Afghan war last month, put Pakistan at the heart of the fight to defeat Al-Qaeda and vowed to boost US aid and assistance to the South Asian nation. AFP PHOTO/LIU Jin (Photo credit should read LIU JIN/AFP via Getty Images)

Two helicopters collide in Alaska killing three soldiers

Two United States Army helicopters returning from a training exercise collided into one another in Alaska resulting in the death of three soldiers and a fourth sustaining life threatening injuries on Thursday.

TOPSHOT - Sudanese greet army soldiers, loyal to army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, in the Red Sea city of Port Sudan on April 16, 2023. - Battling fighters in Sudan said they had agreed to an hours-long humanitarian pause, including to evacuate wounded, on the second day of raging urban battles that killed more than 50 civilians including three UN staff and sparking international outcry. (Photo by AFP) (Photo by -/AFP via Getty Images)

Americans Still Left in Sudan as Infighting Continues

Citizens were left in Afghanistan after the botched pullout, and now thousands are stranded seeking shelter in Sudan

AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND - NOVEMBER 21: Chinese President Xi Jinping addresses the audience at a luncheon at SkyCity Grand Hotel on November 21, 2014 in Auckland, New Zealand. President Xi Jinping is on a two day trip to New Zealand to have talks with New Zealand Government and business leaders in Auckland and Wellington. (Photo by Greg Bowker - Pool/Getty Images)

China ramps up investments in Mexico to have greater influence over U.S. neighbor

Over the last decade, China has excessively raised its foreign investment in Mexico which has prompted experts to express concerns over the financial and political gains that Beijing is receiving.

U.S. claims Sudan too dangerous to evacuate Americans

The United States has extracted its diplomats and government employees from Sudan as the conflict in the country continues to escalate, however the evacuations have left thousands of Americans behind.