China: powerfull tornado have caused catastrophic damage in ShenXian, Shandong Province three hours ago.The tornado moved directly into downtown, hardwood debarked, cars tossed, houses completely leveled....multiple injuries report incoming.

From Inbox: Cuba, Happening Now: the people of Cuba is finally on the streets calling for freedom and the end of the communist dictatorship.

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Portland, Oregon: Police say a bouncer was shot in the head while on duty at a bar in Gresham overnight. The shooting occurred at the 2nd Street Bar on Northeast 2nd Street late Saturday night. Although few details are available at this time, according Gresham Police a bouncer was shot in the head. He was taken to the hospital. The victim is expected to survive. Police say he did not see the person who shot him. Detectives responded to the scene and interviewed people in the area, but no one saw a specific suspect. Authorities believe an altercation took place and likely led up to the shooting. They’re hoping witnesses come forward with information. One man who matched the description of an involved person was detained nearby. The man was cooperative and was released after detectives determined he was not the suspect. Anyone with information is urged to contact the Gresham Police Department.

Havana, Cuba, Happening Now: Thousands of Cubans took to the streets from Havana to Santiago on Sunday in rarely seen protests, expressing frustration over pandemic restrictions. President Miguel Diaz-Canel, who also heads the Communist Party, blamed the United States for the unrest in a nationally televised speech on Sunday afternoon. Special forces jeeps, with machine guns mounted on the back, were seen in Havana and Diaz-Canel called on supporters to confront “provocations." Thousands of people gathered in downtown Havana and along parts of the seaside drive amid a heavy police presence. There were a few arrests and scuffles, but no major confrontations. The protests broke out in San Antonio de los Banos municipality in Artemisa Province, bordering Havana, with video on social media showing hundreds of residents chanting anti-government slogans and demanding everything from coronavirus vaccines to an end of daily blackouts, Reuters reported.