A video showing a journalist reporting about fighting in Aleppo, Syria, in January was miscaptioned online as footage of an Iranian strike on a U.S. ​base in Turkey in March.

"Because the tournament’s total prize value exceeded $10,000, the charge is a third-degree felony," Texas Game Wardens said.

The attack marks the first strike on a British military base in Cyprus since 1986, escalating regional tensions.

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Former Mets infielder Daniel Muprhy weighs in on Pete Alonso's departure, what Bo Bichette brings offensively and Jorge Polanco learning first base.

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The House votes on a war powers resolution to determine whether President Donald Trump can continue the operation in Iran.