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Washington Today (11-22-23): Gov. Hochul: 'no indication' of terrorism in Canadian border explosion
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41:49Now PlayingA car rams into a U.S.- Canadian border crossing in New York and explodes, killing the two people in the car. Gov Kathy Hochul (D-NY) says, “Based on what we know at this moment,” she said, “there is no sign of terrorist activity in this crash.”
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