Updates on earthquake in Japan, troop withdrawal in Gaza, high surf advisory in California. North Korea's missile plans, Taiwan reunification, lawsuit alleging sexual assault, Lahaina housing crisis, and box office success of Willy Wonka prequel.
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A 7.5 magnitude earthquake struck Japan's west coast, causing significant damage and resulting in at least two deaths, with experts warning of potential further damage on land.
North Korea's leader Kim Jong-un announced plans to launch three more spy satellites, emphasized the country's focus on developing nuclear materials and attack drones, and warned of aggressive responses to any provocation from the United States and South Korea, while China's President Xi Jinping took a more forceful stance on Taiwan reunification.
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Powerful earthquake hits west coast of Central Japan
A 7.5 magnitude earthquake struck the west coast of Central Japan, resulting in at least two deaths and significant damage. The quake caused power outages, trapped people under collapsed buildings, and triggered a tsunami warning. Experts believe that the shallow nature of the quake may result in more damage on land.
North Korea and China make strong statements
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un announced plans to launch three more spy satellites and emphasized the country's focus on developing nuclear materials and attack drones. He also warned that North Korea would respond aggressively to any provocation from the United States and South Korea. China's President Xi Jinping stated that reunification with Taiwan is inevitable, taking a more forceful stance compared to previous years.
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Updates on Earthquake in Japan, Troop Withdrawal in Gaza, and High Surf Advisory in California