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Addu City Council opens Hankede Bridge in Maldives
Addu City Council opens Hankede Bridge in Maldives

On February 1, the Addu City Council opened Hankede Bridge in the Maldives to the public at midnight.

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Passenger plane collides with military helicopter near Washington, D.C.
Passenger plane collides with military helicopter near Washington, D.C.

On January 29, a mid-air collision occurred near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, involving American Airlines Flight 5342, a Bombardier CRJ700 operated by PSA for American Airlines, and a United States Army Black Hawk helicopter. Both the passenger plane and the helicopter crashed into the Potomac River, located just outside the U.S. capital, Washington D.C. Officials said there were no survivors.

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Larry Rhoden replaces outgoing Kristi Noem as Governor of South Dakota
Larry Rhoden replaces outgoing Kristi Noem as Governor of South Dakota

On January 27, Larry Rhoden was sworn in as Governor of South Dakota, a state in the United States.

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US President Trump orders government recognize male, female as only sexes
US President Trump orders government recognize male, female as only sexes

On January 20, the day of Donald Trump"s inauguration as the 47th president of the United States, he enacted an executive order entitled "Defending Women from Extremism and Restoring Biological Truth to the Federal Government", declaring that the United States government would only recognize male and female as sexes, withdrawing the recognition of other gender identities.

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Trump team urges US Supreme Court to halt looming TikTok ban
Trump team urges US Supreme Court to halt looming TikTok ban

The lawyer of United States president-elect Donald Trump urged the Supreme Court on December 27 to pause enforcement of a law which could ban TikTok to enable him "...to pursue a political resolution".

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