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POTUS HAS ARRIVED 👀🏁

The White House

WATCH IN FULL: President Donald J. Trump speaks with FOXSports ahead of today's Freedom250GP in Washington, D.C.

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"Medal of Honor recipients, Command Sgt. Maj. Matt Williams and Col. Paris Davis, delivered the green flag to President Trump — which he will wave to start this race." 🏁🇺🇸

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"WE HAVE GREEN! WE ARE RACING IN THE FREEDOM 250!" 🇺🇸🏁🇺🇸

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Stay cool 💦⛱

•Never leave children or pets in vehicles

•Stay hydrated; take frequent breaks if you work outdoors

•Make sure your animals have plenty of water and shade.

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Harris County CAUGHT A PREDATOR: A Texas man allegedly thought he was arranging to meet a CHILD. Instead, he walked straight into an undercover law-enforcement operation.

Harris County investigators say Maximiano Torres began communicating online on August 18 with someone he believed was a juvenile.

What he did not know was that he was actually talking to an undercover investigator with Harris County Constable Mark Herman's Precinct 4 Office.

Authorities say Torres then traveled to a location in north Harris County expecting to meet the child, where investigators were waiting to arrest him.

He is now charged with online solicitation of a minor, and his bond was set at $80,000.

THIS is why proactive operations like this matter. Investigators were able to step in before an actual child was put in danger and intercept someone they allege was actively trying to arrange a sexual encounter with a minor.

Make sure these investigators get the recognition they deserve. This is exactly the kind of police work that protects children before it's too late.

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A routine traffic stop in Parker, Colorado, took an unexpected turn when an officer realized the driver spoke Mandarin. She used the translation feature on her body camera to translate her English instructions into Mandarin, explaining that his taillight was out and why he was being stopped.

Alternate headline: Person who can't read English traffic signs allowed to keep driving

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Latin Festival vibes best part is blending with the community and dancing and you know I’m gonna dance 💃 🫶🏽

Addy Perez

FLOTUS: "It's an incredible day. I think everybody did an amazing job — D.C., IndyCar, FOXSports — and it is wonderful to have them here." 🏁

FLOTUS: "When I was growing up, my father introduced me to the races and to the race cars... He introduced me to the design of cars and the mechanics and also the speed — and I loved every minute of it." ❤️

FLOTUS: "Fostering the Future provides scholarships at the university level within the foster care community... They need to have the same opportunity as other children."

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We’re closely monitoring the Hawk Fire across the Tahoe region and Nevada, with state and local partners deployed and coordinating on the ground and in the air.

Residents in impacted areas should continue following guidance from local emergency officials.

Governor Gavin Newsom

WATCH: Media Briefing for Hawk Fire https://www.facebook.com/share/p/14ktjx9BFZy/

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This is what happens when you don’t tip Spidey at least $5 👊 😭

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CHAUVIN ISN'T DONE: Derek Chauvin has filed his THIRD attempt to overturn his murder conviction in the George Floyd case, and his lawyers are now attacking the legitimacy of the prosecution itself.

His attorneys want the conviction vacated and the charges dismissed. They argue Gov. Tim Walz improperly handed the prosecution to Attorney General Keith Ellison, that Chauvin was never indicted by a grand jury and that those alleged violations deprived the court of jurisdiction.

Chauvin's case is back in the national conversation after Elon Musk publicly called Chauvin “unjustly convicted” and said “he is not a murderer.”

Chauvin's third challenge is officially underway. Watch this one closely.

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NEW: A group of masked thieves was caught on surveillance video stealing a restored 1965 Chevrolet Impala from a La Puente body shop. The group broke a lock, opened the shop's gate and rolled the Impala out of the lot and onto the street. The thieves then used a two-wheel dolly to take the car.

"We're very scared right now. We don't know if we might get hit again," shop owner Giovanni Robles said.

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California Exodus Watch Sunday: First the HQ. Now the Jobs.

First Chevron moved its headquarters. Now 180 more California jobs are headed to Texas.

Chevron moved its headquarters from California to Texas in 2024. Now more California jobs are following.

The oil giant expects about 180 more employees at its San Ramon offices to relocate to Houston beginning September 1st — including workers in engineering, cybersecurity, IT, legal, HR and commercial operations.

And Chevron says additional relocations are expected next year.

This follows hundreds of California job cuts as Chevron restructures its operations. The company says the move to Texas has cut operating costs by as much as $3 billion for the year 2026.

$CVX once had roughly 2,000 employees in San Ramon.

First the headquarters.

Now the jobs.

California Exodus Watch. Go to onlaca.com for more

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Beautiful day in D.C! #America250🇺🇸

Eric Trump

*NEWS INTERRUPTION*

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Detective Lieutenant Michael Studin retires after 23 years of service with the Vermont State Police. Beginning his career in 2003, Michael worked as a Trooper on patrol and eventually was promoted to a Sergeant and Patrol Commander. He received a Director’s Award for his work with the Traffic Safety Unit and later found his home in the Criminal Division serving as a Detective Lieutenant and a commander in the Bureau of Criminal Investigations. Michael brought leadership, experience and unwavering commitment to the people of Vermont. Congratulations on an outstanding career, thank you for your service, Michael. Enjoy your retirement.

Vermont State Police

When a fisherman from Astor collapsed during a medical emergency early this morning on a pontoon boat on Lake Woodruff, the team from 911, Air One, patrol, EMS, and a Good Samaritan with a boat did everything they could to save him.

After a frantic 911 call came in at 6:45 a.m., a VSO dispatcher gave the caller CPR instructions as Air One took off, flew over and spotted the boat. Flight Paramedic Matt Brunelle jumped from the helicopter into the lake and was first on scene.

On land, patrol deputies met a man with his own boat who agreed to take them over to help. Air One guided them to the pontoon, and they climbed on board to continue CPR while Brunelle drove toward land to meet an ambulance.

EMS personnel arrived on the water next and took over life-saving measures until arrival back on shore for transport to the hospital.

Despite extensive efforts, sadly the 56-year-old was not able to recover. We were hoping to deliver the good news that his life was saved. Instead, we are sending sincere condolences to this man's family, friends and loved ones. It's not the outcome we hoped for, but everyone involved in this call gave their best to give him a chance.

Volusia Sheriff