MILWAUKEE - Police are investigating a two-car crash that left both drivers dead near N. 68th Street and W. Capitol Drive around midnight Sunday, Nov. 22. The 26-year-old male driver was headed west on Capitol with two female passengers. The 21-year-old female was driving alone north on 68th Street. Police say the male was driving at a high rate of speed when the two collided in the intersection. The female passengers survived and were rushed to a local hospital and are in stable condition. This is an ongoing investigation. Police are not releasing any more details in this crash at this time.

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France: Police fired water cannons against protesters who were demonstrating in Paris on Saturday against the 'global security' bill.

Major floodings over northern Israel due to heavy rain.

👈 a police car got stranded.

A Florida drug dealer suspect led police on a car chase that ended when he crashed his vehicle, with children inside, into a pond. Then Good Samaritans sprung into action to help save the children. The Pasco County Sheriff’s Office said a deputy tried to get the suspect’s car to stop for a window tint violation Thursday, but the driver, 30-year-old Jonathan Deloach, kept going, turning off U.S. 19 in Port Richey.

UK: Several arrested at anti-lockdown rally in Liverpool

Surveillance video shows moment Chicago rapper King Von is fatally shot during a fight outside a hookah lounge in Atlanta, Georgia, by Timothy Leeks.

Somewhere in Russia... #WTF

Help the Chicago Police Department identify these individuals. The subjects are suspected of committing a criminal damage to property on the 2700 block of West 47th Street. If you have any information, you are asked to contact Area One Detective Lanning #20746 at 312-747-8227. You can also submit an anonymous tip at www.CPDTIP.com. If you see these individuals, DO NOT APPROACH. CALL 9-1-1

Turns out those “tough” veterans who run Black Rifle Coffee are actually huge pussies. Makes sense though, the head guy Mat Best has a major lisp and constantly poses in women’s clothing.

Good dog 😂

Meanwhile, in NYC. Mask burning at Washington Square Park.

Not all heroes wear capes.

Tennessee man, 94, who served as SS guard in a Nazi concentration camp to be deported. The 94-year-old had attempted to overturn a February 28 decision made by Immigration Court Judge Rebecca Holt to deport Berger to Germany, where he is still a resident and continues to receive a pension 'for wartime service.' “Berger was an active participant in one of the darkest chapters in human history. He attempted to escape his past and start a new life in America, but thanks to the dedication of those at the Department of Justice and Homeland Security Investigations, he will be held accountable,” said Deputy Assistant Director Louis A. Rodi III of Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) National Security Investigations Division, which oversees the Human Rights Violators and War Crimes Center. “War criminals and violators of human rights will not be allowed to evade justice and find safe haven here.” (Read more.)

A 25 year old motorcyclist has been killed after being involved in a accident in central Israel.

Phenomenal work by your Public Safety Team who removed this illegal loaded firearm from an individual refusing to disperse in a Disorderly Group. This is #Onelessgun that can hurt one of us or anyone in our community!
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Meanwhile, in China. Shanghai International Airport -- two airport cargo employees test positive for Covid 19. Entire airport shuts down- no one can leave -- 100,000 travelers are isolated and quarantined, waiting to be tested. ☣️

The bodies of hundreds of people who died in New York City during the Covid-19 surge in the spring are still in storage in freezer trucks on the Brooklyn waterfront. Many of the bodies are of people whose families can’t be located or can’t afford a proper burial, according to the city’s Office of Chief Medical Examiner. About 650 bodies are being stored in the trucks at a disaster morgue that was set up in April on the 39th Street Pier in Sunset Park. Before the pandemic, most if not all of the deceased would have been buried within a few weeks in a gravesite for the indigent on Hart Island, which is located in the Long Island Sound near the Bronx. Dina Maniotis, the executive deputy commissioner for the OCME who oversaw the unit’s pandemic response, told the Wall Street Journal that the city was slowly disposing of the remains. (Read more.)