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#society
Breitbart: New Mexico Town Hit with Flash Flooding, Homes Swept Down River
Ruidoso, New Mexico, experienced severe flash flooding after heavy rainfall caused the Rio Ruidoso to rise dramatically. Homes and businesses were inundated, with videos showing significant damage, including a house being swept away.
Local restaurant La Salsa Kitchen announced a GoFundMe to assist affected residents and employees. The National Weather Service issued warnings for the area, advising residents to seek higher ground and avoid floodwaters. Three individuals were hospitalized but are in stable condition.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Netanyahu: U.S.-Israel Strikes on Iran ‘Roared Like Thunder,’ Shifted Middle East
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu emphasized the importance of U.S.-Israeli military cooperation during a meeting with House Speaker Mike Johnson. He praised the doctrine of "peace through strength," asserting that recent military actions against Iran have reshaped regional dynamics and created opportunities for peace.
Netanyahu reiterated Israel's commitment to its objectives in Gaza, stating the need to eliminate Hamas and ensure a different future for the region. He highlighted the unprecedented strength of the U.S.-Israel relationship and anticipated further discussions with President Trump during his visit.
#crime
GB News: Southport inquiry won't use killer name, probe's chair says
The public inquiry into the Southport triple murders will not name the perpetrator, 18-year-old Axel Rudakubana, referring to him only as "the perpetrator" or "AR" for sensitivity reasons. Inquiry chairman Sir Adrian Fulford emphasized the emotional impact on the victims' families.
The investigation will examine whether the attack could have been prevented and the measures in place to address youth violence. Rudakubana was sentenced to life in prison for the stabbing spree that killed three children at a dance class last summer.