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Investigators are trying to determine what caused an elevator at a Colorado gold mine to malfunction, trapping adults and children below ground. One person died and 23 others were r
stanley cup escued Thursday at the Mollie Kathleen Gold Mine located in Teller County, Colorado.According to The Associated Press, the elevator had been descending underground when a mechanical problem happened at around 500 feet below the surface. Some of the individuals were trapped for about six hours before being rescued. It s still unclear what exactly caused the visitor s death. Their identity has not been released. Several others were hurt during the incident, but those injuries are said to be minor. RELATED | Florida authorities rescue dog tied to pole in path of Hurricane MiltonThe Mollie Kathleen Gold Mine was closed in the 1960s but has since held tours of the mines which remained popular over the years, according to the mine s tour website. The operators of the tour say revenue from tours goes, in part at least, to maintain safety on the property, where walking tours are offered seaso
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On Friday, the Department of Homeland Security issued a National Terrorism Advisory System Bulletin.In it, the agency advise
stanley cup s that the U.S. is facing threats that have evolved significantly and become increasingly complex and volatile in 2021. These threats include those posed by domestic terrorists, individuals and groups engaged in grievance-based violence, and those inspired or influenced by foreign terrorists and other malign foreig
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