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Trump favors military operations against drug cartels

Former President Donald Trump has threatened that army attacks targeting Mexican drug dealers trafficking opioids into the United States might be regarded “completely” if the Mexican government failed to act and control their own border during a second Trump presidency. In the latest conversation, Fox News host Jesse Watters questioned the former president if attacks against … Read more

Mexican president warns Trump of ‘rebellion’ if he closes the border

Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO) wrote a letter to the expected Republican candidate, Donald Trump, telling him that closing the border if he wins the November election could start an “opposition” on each side. AMLO, who considers Trump a “friend,” stated that whereas he recognizes the remarks are related to an electoral campaign, … Read more

‘Big’ Legal Win Celebrated by Donald Trump

On Wednesday, a federal judge in Florida rejected the request from ABC News and George Stephanopoulos to throw out former President Donald Trump’s defamation lawsuit. In March of last year, the former president filed a lawsuit against the station and one of its senior anchors, alleging that in an interview with Republican Representative Nancy Mace, … Read more

Kamala Harris, the former San Francisco District Attorney, selected an undocumented immigrant for a jobs program who had viciously beaten a lady

In her 2024 campaign, Vice President Kamala Harris highlights her experience as a prosecutor, claiming that she was never “turned out of bringing on individuals who hurt the American people.” However, due to the city’s safety rules, Harris was able to put in a program when serving as San Francisco’s attorney general that prevented removal … Read more

Death Valley Tourist Hospitalized After Severe Burns

Death Valley Tourist Hospitalized After Severe Burns

A traveler to Death Valley National Park was rescued and hospitalized on Saturday after suffering third-degree burns on his feet. The park is currently experiencing scorching summer temperatures, as highlighted in a press release by the National Park Service (NPS). Dangerous Heat: A Walk Turns Perilous The 42-year-old man from Belgium was exploring the Mesquite … Read more

Miami Boat Rally Sets Sail for Annual Florida Keys Rendezvous

Miami Boat Rally Sets Sail for Annual Florida Keys Rendezvous

The Miami Boat Rally’s annual Florida Keys Rendezvous is set to take place from August 1 to 4, drawing over 50 recreational boats from Miami for a weekend filled with adventure and competition. The event will navigate participants through Key Largo, Islamorada, and Marathon, featuring a range of nautical challenges and recreational activities. Exciting Events … Read more

Rockfall Closes Ohio Route, Crews Work to Restore Road

Rockfall Closes Ohio Route

A significant rockfall has led to the closure of State Route 7 at Mingo Junction in New Philadelphia, Ohio. The incident occurred Thursday, prompting immediate action from the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) to address the situation. State Route 7 Closed Due to Rockfall The rockfall happened as part of an ongoing rockfall remediation project … Read more

Bus Crashes into Burger King in New York City

Bus Crashes into Burger King in New York City

Early Thursday morning, a New York City bus driver experienced a medical episode that led to a dramatic crash into a closed Burger King restaurant in Brooklyn, according to police reports. The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) bus struck the fast food establishment shortly after midnight, causing significant damage. The driver was promptly taken to a … Read more

NYC Expands Free Subway Rides for Students

NYC Expands Free Subway Rides for Students

New York City is enhancing the convenience and affordability of its subway system for students. This school year, eligible students will receive student OMNY cards instead of MetroCards, granting them up to four free rides per day without time restrictions. This update marks a significant improvement from the previous policy, which allowed only three free … Read more

Texas Advanced Computing Center Chosen as Nation’s Leadership Class Computing Facility

Texas Advanced Computing Center Chosen as Nation's Leadership Class Computing Facility

The U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) has chosen the University of Texas’s Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC) to become the nation’s Leadership-Class Computing Facility, investing a substantial $457 million. This investment, announced in a press release on July 11, will position TACC at the forefront of national research initiatives. A Major Investment for National Research … Read more