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Category 5 Hurricane Melissa Targets Jamaica Ahead of Tuesday Landfall — REUTERS / pwu404

Natural Disasters · Jamaica

Category 5 Hurricane Melissa Targets Jamaica Ahead of Tuesday Landfall

54% Center coverage: 430 sources

Yamamoto’s Masterful Outing Leads Dodgers to Game 2 Win over Blue Jays to Even up World Series

Will Smith · Toronto

Yamamoto’s Masterful Outing Leads Dodgers to Game 2 Win over Blue Jays to Even up World Series

46% Center coverage: 91 sources

By Jacob Lev, CNN (CNN) — The Los Angeles Dodgers bounced back from a disappointing start to the World Series to take Game 2 over the Toronto Blue Jays 5-1 on Saturday night at the Rogers Centre. Starter Yoshinobu Yamamoto yet again pitched a complete game, retiring the final 20 batters he faced as the Dodgers tied up the series at 1-1. The 27-year-old struck out nine batters, giving up one earned run on four hits allowed. It was Yamamoto’s seco…See the Story

One dead after plane from Canada crashes in Greenland

Aviation Accidents · Greenland

One dead after plane from Canada crashes in Greenland

60% Left coverage: 5 sources

One person was killed when their plane, which took off from Canada, crashed in Greenland, Danish airport authority Naviair announced Monday.See the Story

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