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#illegals
GB News: El Salvador offers to accept criminals from any country as Trump plans to deport felons to 'hell on earth'
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has announced a historic migration agreement with El Salvador, allowing the country to accept deportees of any nationality from the US, including American criminals. This deal marks a significant shift in regional migration policy and aims to enhance immigration enforcement.
Rubio's Central American tour emphasizes migration issues, with a focus on preventing illegal migration to the US. Critics, including human rights activists, warn about El Salvador's inconsistent asylum policies and potential risks for deportees. The agreement reflects the Trump administration's strategy to strengthen partnerships with Central American nations.
Fox News: US military flying surveillance aircraft for reconnaissance missions along southern border with Mexico
The U.S. military is conducting surveillance operations along the southern border using U-2 and P-8A Poseidon aircraft to gather intelligence and support border security efforts. These flights, initiated under President Trump’s national emergency declaration, occur about once daily.
While the specifics of the flight paths are not disclosed, officials emphasize respect for Mexican sovereignty and clarify that operations are conducted in international airspace. There are ongoing discussions to ensure that the surveillance does not infringe on the privacy of U.S. citizens near the border.
#society
Fox News: Matthew McConaughey’s mom shares her fountain of youth, reveals what other women are doing wrong
Kay McConaughey, at 93, attributes her youthful vitality to a positive attitude, clean eating, and regular Pilates workouts. She emphasizes the importance of not stressing over situations and believes many women feel pressured to fix everything, which she avoids.
In a recent interview, she shared her family life, favorite foods, and her admiration for her son Matthew's film "Dallas Buyers Club," which earned him an Oscar. Kay's insights reflect her approach to life and relationships, focusing on well-being and support without undue stress.
Fox News: Former New York firefighters dead from 9/11-related illnesses, group says
Two former firefighters, Thomas Dunn and Dennis Collopy, have died from 9/11-related illnesses. Dunn, a member of Engine 234, passed away from a World Trade Center-related illness, while Collopy, a retired Battalion Chief, succumbed to cancer linked to his rescue efforts.
Their deaths highlight the ongoing toll of 9/11 on first responders, with over 370 firefighters lost to related illnesses. Both men are remembered for their bravery and service during the attacks. Dunn's private service will be held in Florida, and Collopy's funeral mass is scheduled in West Nyack.
#history
Le Monde: 3.18 million-year-old Lucy to make first ever visit to Europe
The fossilized remains of Lucy, a 3.18 million-year-old Australopithecus afarensis, will be displayed in Europe for the first time at Prague's National Museum from August 25. This rare exhibition, part of "Human Origins and Fossils," will also feature the fossil of Selam, a baby Australopithecus.
Lucy, discovered in Ethiopia in 1974, revolutionized the understanding of human ancestry. The exhibition offers a unique opportunity for tourists and researchers to view these significant fossils, which last left Ethiopia for a U.S. tour between 2007 and 2013.
#crime
Fox News: Wisconsin man, dog found stabbed to death at home hours after police responded to possible break-in
A man and his dog were found stabbed to death in a Kenosha, Wisconsin home after police initially responded to a break-in report. Justin Tercek, 41, was arrested as a person of interest following the discovery of the bodies, with a homicide investigation now underway.
The police had first checked the property earlier in the day but found no one inside. Later, they returned after reports of blood outside the home, leading to the grim discovery. The identity of the victim, a 52-year-old man, has not been released.
Fox News: School shooting in Sweden leaves at least 4 injured, police say
A school shooting in Orebro, Sweden, injured at least four people, with their conditions currently unknown. The incident prompted a significant police operation, and authorities advised residents to avoid the area. The motive for the shooting has not been disclosed.
Additionally, a separate shooting in Sodertalje resulted in one man's death, with five adults arrested on suspicion of murder. Both incidents highlight ongoing concerns about violence in the region.
The Telegraph: Five shot at adult education centre in Sweden
Five people, including police officers, were shot at Risbergska School in Örebro, Sweden, prompting a lockdown. The incident involved an automatic weapon, and police are treating it as attempted murder and aggravated weapons offense.
Authorities are urging residents to avoid the area as the situation develops. The extent of injuries remains unclear, and the government is in close contact with law enforcement.
#other
Breitbart: Exclusive — ‘Powering the Great American Comeback’: The Legend of Zeldin Comes to the EPA
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin has announced a five-pillar initiative titled "Powering the Great American Comeback" aimed at revitalizing the agency's mission while promoting economic growth. Key pillars include ensuring clean air, land, and water; restoring American energy dominance; permitting reform; making the U.S. the AI capital; and reviving American auto jobs.
Zeldin emphasizes a return to core conservation principles and opposes radical environmental policies. He aims to enhance the EPA's efficiency and accountability while supporting job creation and innovation. Zeldin is also focused on getting EPA employees back to the office and addressing environmental disasters swiftly.