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It’s good to know Ted’s got Dick’s back. Republican senator Ted Cruz paired up with Rep. Steve King for a pheasant hunt in Iowa on Saturday, where the two Congressmen chatted about former Vice President Dick Cheney’s infamous hunting incident in 2006, when Cheney accidentally shot a friend while quail hunting. Both were pretty understanding of Cheney’s position. “Look, it happens,” said Cruz, while King said the incident “doesn’t bother me a bit. The way I understood it, he was standing in the wrong place.” Cruz is in Iowa this weekend drumming up support in the all-important swing state.

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Dylan Lassleyoung readies his rifle in front of the Wyoming Disabled Hunter 4×4 van, which is outfitted for hunters confined in wheelchairs and is used in several situations to help hunters get a chance to harvest big game animals despite disabilities.

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Brady Thomas celebrates with his cousin Dylan Lassleyoung after Lessleyoung was able to make a perfect shot on a pronghorn while guided by volunteers with Wyoming Disabled Hunters. Volunteers Marvin Blakesly and Del Ray ‘Paco’ Jones celebrate in the background.

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POWELL — After waiting years for a chance to harvest a big game animal, Dylan Lessleyoung was stunned by how quickly his pronghorn hunt progressed from saddling up to…

13-year-old hurt in Darlington County hunting accident, South Carolina DNR says

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DARLINGTON COUNTY, S.C. (WBTW) — A 13-year-old boy was hurt Saturday afternoon when a gun accidentally went off while he and another boy were dove hunting in rural Darlington County, according to a spokesman for the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources.

It happened about 5 p.m., and DNR spokesman Greg Lucas said the teenager was flown to the Medical University of South Carolina hospital in Charleston. He is expected to recover.

Darlington County Sheriff James Hudson Jr. referred questions about the incident to the DNR, which is handling the investigation..

No additional information was immediately available.

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DARLINGTON COUNTY, S.C. (WBTW) — A 13-year-old boy was hurt Saturday afternoon when a gun accidentally went off while he and another boy were dove hunting in rural Darlington County, according to a spokesman for the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources.

It happened about 5 p.m., and DNR spokesman Greg Lucas said the teenager was flown to the Medical University of South Carolina hospital in Charleston. He is expected to recover.

Darlington County Sheriff James Hudson Jr. referred questions about the incident to the DNR, which is handling the investigation.

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Many beach cottages that lined the shores of Sanibel Island were wiped away by Hurricane Ian’s storm surge, new aerial imagery from NOAA shows.

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Most homes on Sanibel and Captiva islands are still standing, but appear to have sustained some form of roof damage, in addition to certain storm surge and flooding damage.

Near the Casa Ybel Beach Resort, large scars in the sands are seen — the surge eroded much of the beach and dunes.

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At least 125 fans have been killed at a soccer match in Indonesia after police fired tear gas, causing chaotic scenes where fans were trampled upon and suffocated, making it one of the deadliest sports events in history.

The death toll was previously confirmed to be 174, but local authorities reduced the number, saying some victims were counted twice.

Attention immediately focused on the police use of tear gas, and witnesses described that police beat them with sticks and shields before shooting canisters directly into the crowds.

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A Montana woman is in hot water after she proudly displayed the carcass of a dog she killed, and then skinned … thinking it was a baby wolf, and the public is irate.

Her name isAmber Rose(no relation to the famous one) and she announced her kill recently on Facebook, posting a series of very graphic photos where she showed off the dead pooch — before and after it was reduced to a fur rug in the bed of her pickup truck.

She wrote, “So this morning I set out for a solo predator hunt for a fall black bear however I got the opportunity to take another predator wolf pup 2022 was a great feeling to text my man and say I just smoked a wolf pup. #firstwolf #onelesspredatorMT.”

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Like thousands of Floridianswho weathered Hurricane Ian, Liz-Ortiz was trapped at home–not by devastating winds or storm surgebut by catastrophic flooding.

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WASHINGTON — For the first time since theCuban Missile Crisisin October 1962, top government leaders in Moscow are making explicit nuclear threats and officials in Washington are gaming out scenarios should President Vladimir V. Putin decide to use a tactical nuclear weapon to make up for the failings of Russian troops in Ukraine.

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In aspeech on Friday, Mr. Putin raised the prospect anew, calling the United States and NATO enemies seeking Russia’s collapse and declaring again that he would use “all available means” to defend Russian territory — which he has now declared includes four…