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It will cost at least $70 million to replace the cruise missiles that the U.S. military rained on Syrian targets Thursday night. Each Tomahawk missile, made by Raytheon Co. RTN, +1.63% costs between $1 million and $1.4 million. The U.S. used 59 of them on a Syrian air base in response to the Syrian government’s chemical-weapons attack that killed scores of civilians earlier this week. Raytheon did not immediately return a request for figures. Read: Destructive and dangerous’ or ‘appropriate and just’ - the world reacts to Syria airstrikes The missiles used on Thursday likely cost the U.S. military around $1 million, but the latest versions of the missile that would replace those are probably
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. -- Authorities say two teenage girls fell to their deaths from the 18th-floor balcony of a beachfront hotel in South Carolina. Horry County Coroner Robert Edge says 16-year-old Daniela Flores fell to a 10th-floor parking deck, while 17-year-old Amber Franco’s body was found on the roof of a ground-level Dunkin’ Donuts. The hotel has 18 floors. Myrtle Beach Police Lt. Joey Crosby tells news outlets someone called 911 to report seeing the girls fall Wednesday at the Camelot By the Sea Hotel. Crosby says both teens were students at Myrtle Beach High School, which is on spring break this week. “Our teachers were just as devastated by this as our students were,” Myrtle Beach High
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Lindsay Doherty was cheered on by her family before she suddenly collapsed after crossing the finish line.
WWE star Nia Jax, who almost always wears a full body suit while in the ring, shared a revealing photo of herself with a powerful message for her fans on Thursday (6 April). Jax, whose real name is Savelina Fanene, posted a selfie of herself in a bathing suit on Twitter following an interaction with some WWE fans after the conclusion of WrestleMania 33. "Posting a picture of myself in a bathing suit is VERY hard for me.
The Russian Defense Ministry has released aerial footage of the damaged Shayrat air base in Syria after it was pounded by US cruise missiles. Russia said only 23 of the 59 missiles fired from US warships hit their mark, but that six Syrian jets and several buildings were destroyed in the attack. The infrared video shows what appear to be several jet fighters surrounded by scattered fires around the airfield. Also visible are a number of hardened above-ground bunkers, some of which sustained heavy damage from the $1.6 million-apiece Tomahawk missiles. A separate image shows the interior of one of the bunkers, where the mangled remains of what may have been aircraft are seen. The air base in western
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