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On a sunny Thursday morning, Michigan State University football coach Mel Tucker strolled through to

A "massive" Russian missile attack on at least six cities across Ukraine killed at least two people

As Russia hits Ukraine's energy facilities with a deadly missile attack, fear mounts over nuclear plants