Key Points
- The US withdrew its last aircraft carrier from Asia
- A 7.7 magnitude earthquake occurred in Indonesia
- Severe weather in Indiana killed at least 5 people
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The US is withdrawing its last aircraft carrier from Asia, focusing on Iran and the Western Hemisphere. A 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of Indonesia, killing at least 47 people. Severe weather in Indiana killed at least 5 people.
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- Why did the US withdraw its last aircraft carrier from Asia?
- The US withdrew its last aircraft carrier from Asia to focus on Iran and the Western Hemisphere
- What was the magnitude of the earthquake in Indonesia?
- The magnitude of the earthquake in Indonesia was 7.7
- What was the result of the severe weather in Indiana?
- At least 5 people were killed due to severe weather in Indiana
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