To the world, he’s the President. But to some, he’s still just Grandpa. ❤️

Happy Grandparents Day!

The White House

FLASH FLOODING IN WESTPORT, CONNECTICUT 🌧️

Heavy rain caused significant flooding across parts of Fairfield County today, including downtown Westport.

This video shows flooding around the popular Casa Me Café, as rising water affected streets and businesses in the downtown area.

Several communities across southwestern Connecticut experienced flooded roads and difficult driving conditions throughout the day.

Drivers are advised to avoid flooded roadways and continue checking local updates before traveling.

Jaime Bairaktaris

*NEWS INTERRUPTION*

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The work may feel routine some days, but every call is another opportunity to serve someone who needs you.

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20 years ago ABC broadcast a docudrama called The Path to 9/11 showing all the national security failures the 90s that led to the attacks

The movie was banned due to political pressure from the Clintons

Here is Part 1 in full

Jack Posobiec

Celebrating 80 Years of Culture, Community & Tradition! 🎉🇲🇽

This celebration was especially meaningful to me. I grew up in East Los Angeles, so being back in the community to celebrate my Mexican heritage and Mexican Independence Day made the 80th Anniversary of the East LA Parade & Festival even more special.

East LA will always be a part of who I am. Seeing generations of families come together, hearing the music, experiencing the traditions, and feeling the pride throughout the community brought back so many memories and reminded me of the culture and community that helped shape me.

For eight decades, this celebration has brought people together to honor our history, traditions, and Mexican heritage. Being able to celebrate this milestone in the community where I grew up was truly a full-circle moment.

Thank you to everyone who came out and helped continue a tradition that has meant so much to the East Los Angeles for generations.

Sheriff Luna

THIS KID IS INCREDIBLE: 14-year-old freshman James Melton has used a prosthetic leg almost his entire life, and in his FIRST high-school football game he scored his first TOUCHDOWN.

James was born with a rare condition that required doctors to amputate his leg when he was only 22 months old. Four months later, he was already learning to walk with a prosthetic.

Now he is playing football for Covenant Christian School in Texas, and when he reached the end zone during the season opener, his teammates came pouring in to celebrate with him.

James described that first high-school touchdown as “overwhelming,” but his message to other kids is even better: “Never give up and always keep pushing.”

At 14 years old, he is not asking anyone to feel sorry for him. He is suiting up, competing and scoring touchdowns.

THIS is the kind of hero young people should be watching.

Make James Melton famous.

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President Donald J. Trump in Ireland: "On behalf of the United States of America, I am going to take the tariffs off of Irish whiskey." 🇺🇸🇮🇪

Q: "You threatened to cut off trade with a nation running a trade deficit... are you actually going to follow through with that?"

POTUS: "I'm going to do that with some nations... We don't want to have deficits with nations. We want to have surpluses, or at least break even."

POTUS on Lindsay Clancy: "There is no winner there. There's no win, no matter what you do. Three children are dead... It's actually a state situation, you know, not a federal."

"Iran says that one of their vessels was struck last night. Was it the United States?"

POTUS: "I don't want to say."

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ABC NEWS EXCLUSIVE:
A CBP officer speaks out about the Miami plane crash and the response on the ground.

CBP