Ryan Mancini
Breaking Trending News Reporter at MassLive.com
Breaking/Trending News Reporter @masslivenews. Angeleno in Worcester and award-winning journalist. Opiniões são minhas.
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masslive.com | Ryan Mancini
Two European satellites took photographs of a recent experiment, taken while facing the sun, where they mimicked the circumstances that cause a total solar eclipse. Launched last year, the Proba-3 mission consists of twin satellites sent into Earth’s orbit to study the sun’s corona, where the sun’s atmosphere emits light and flares, according to the European Space Agency (ESA). In March, the satellites accomplished their mission, and ESA released images of the artificial solar eclipse on Monday.
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masslive.com | Ryan Mancini
Those loyal to President Donald Trump are worried he could go against his own principles when it comes to Iran and immigration. Trump has issued a volley of threats toward Iran after Israel’s surprise attack on June 13, which has led to the deaths of at least 240 Iranians and 24 Israelis, according to Al Jazeera. In the days since, Trump has wavered on whether or not the United States will join Israel in ongoing attacks.
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masslive.com | Ryan Mancini
President Donald Trump shared a screenshot of a text message that claimed God will direct him on how to respond to the growing war between Israel and Iran, with the United States teetering on entering the conflict. On Tuesday, Trump used Truth Social to share a screenshot of a text message from the United States’ ambassador to Israel (and former 2016 Republican presidential candidate) Mike Huckabee.
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masslive.com | Ryan Mancini
Bacteria levels mostly continue to be the reason why several Massachusetts beaches are closed on Wednesday. The Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH) listed 14 beaches as being closed. This includes Walden Pond State Reservation in Concord, which remains closed for the entirety of the summer as a new, state-of-the-art $6.1 million bathhouse is constructed. Closures mostly stem from high numbers of bacteria found in the water.
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masslive.com | Ryan Mancini
A 77-year-old man who died after he was pulled from a “fast-moving” house fire on Washington Avenue in Revere has been identified, Massachusetts State Fire Marshal Jon Davine’s office said. Richard Serino “was beloved in our community,” Acting Revere Fire Chief James E. Cullen said in a statement from Davine’s office. "He served as a U.S. Marine and a Revere Police officer for many years, and his son is a Revere firefighter.
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