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Breitbart: Lawsuit: Norfolk Southern Accused of 'Compounding' East Palestine Train Derailment's Harm
Eight residents of East Palestine, Ohio, have filed a lawsuit against Norfolk Southern railroad, claiming the company worsened the harm from a February 2023 derailment by venting and burning vinyl chloride. They allege the railroad prioritized reopening over community safety.
The lawsuit, transferred to Ohio's Northeast Court, accuses Norfolk Southern of causing widespread contamination and failing to explore safer alternatives. Residents expressed ongoing fears about the hazardous chemicals, while political figures, including former Vice President JD Vance, have emphasized the need for support for the affected community.
#history
Breitbart: Archaeologists Claim They Found 1721 Shipwreck with $138M in Treasure
Two American archaeologists claim to have discovered the resting place of the Nossa Senhora do Cabo, a Portuguese ship sunk in 1721 near Madagascar, believed to carry $138 million in treasure. They report finding over 3,300 artifacts, including gold coins and religious statues.
The ship was ambushed by pirate Olivier “The Buzzard” Levasseur, who took control and ransomed the viceroy on board. The fate of the archbishop and slaves remains unknown. This discovery follows other significant shipwreck finds in recent years.
#crime
GB News: Gloucestershire fraudster who claimed £236k in taxpayers' cash secretly worked four council jobs at once
Bryn Howells from Gloucestershire has been convicted of fraud for simultaneously holding four jobs across multiple councils, defrauding them of over £230,000 in taxpayer funds over 16 months. He failed to disclose his existing employment and submitted fraudulent timesheets.
Howells claimed he did not intend to deceive and was motivated to support local authorities facing staff shortages. However, the court found his actions to be a serious breach of trust. Sentencing is scheduled for August 28, with councils seeking to recover the funds obtained through his deception.
Fox News: Justice Department moves to unseal Epstein, Maxwell grand jury transcripts amid calls for transparency
The Department of Justice has moved to unseal grand jury transcripts from the Jeffrey Epstein case, citing significant public interest. This includes transcripts related to Epstein's 2019 indictment and the prosecution of Ghislaine Maxwell, emphasizing the need for transparency while protecting victims' identities.
The DOJ argues that the notoriety of the Epstein case warrants the release of these records, as they are critical to understanding a significant moment in U.S. history. The motion highlights that Epstein's death diminishes privacy concerns, and unsealing the transcripts would enhance public accountability in this high-profile investigation.
#sports
The Western Journal: Security Guard Delivers Instant Justice to Protester Targeting Israeli Tour de France Cyclists
During the Tour de France in Toulouse, a security guard intervened when an anti-Israel protester disrupted the race by running onto the track. The protester, wearing a T-shirt that read "Israel out of the Tour," was swiftly subdued and thrown over a barrier.
The incident occurred just 25 meters from the finish line, prompting cheers from the crowd. Police later arrested the protester, who was opposing the Israel-Premier Tech cycling team, despite none of its riders being Israeli. The team condemned the protest for endangering the race.
#other
Breitbart: Ethiopia Announces Massive Crackdown on ISIS, Dozens Arrested
Ethiopian authorities have arrested 82 alleged Islamic State militants across various locations. The suspects, who received paramilitary training, were reportedly preparing for terrorist operations and had established connections with the terrorist organization, providing logistical and operational support.
The National Intelligence Security Services (NISS) highlighted that these militants were exploiting religious institutions to spread extremist ideology and recruit individuals, aiming to destabilize communities and undermine national unity. ISIS-Somalia, formed by al-Shabaab defectors, poses a smaller threat compared to al-Shabaab in the region.