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Australia: Drone footage shows extensive flooding in Port Macquarie, New South Wales, as parts of Australia have faced relentless downpours and devastating flash floods.
⚠️ The City of Miami Beach Updates State of Emergency Relating to the High Impact Period.

👉Eastbound Causeway Closures Begin at 10 p.m.
👉Delivery Services May Continue Past Midnight.
👉Curfew in Entertainment District Begins at 8 p.m.

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President Donald Trump returning to social media in 2-3 months with 'his own platform' that will 'completely redefine the game,’ adviser Jason Miller says.
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Jeremiah, who has Stage IV Neuroblastoma, got his wish granted to be sworn in as an officer in North Miami. Congratulations Officer Jeremiah!
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Bristol, UK -- Two police officers were seriously injured and at least two police vehicles were set on fire in the city of Bristol in southwest England during violent scenes after a peaceful protest, police said. Thousands of demonstrators had converged on the city centre, ignoring COVID-19 restrictions, to protest against a government bill going through parliament that would give police new powers to restrict street protest. Two officers were taken to hospital, one with a broken arm and another with broken ribs, while others were subjected to violence and verbal abuse. The outside of a police station in the city centre was vandalized. Avon and Somerset Police said it had requested help from neighbouring forces to bring the situation under control.
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WARNING! GRAPHIC CONTENT! Erlanger, Kentucky -- Commonwealth Attorney Rob Sanders says the officers involved in a #shooting that left one man dead have been cleared of any wrongdoing. On Feb. 20, Randall Lockaby, 57, pulled a gun on officers after he was stopped for a traffic violation on I-75 South, according to Kentucky State Police. Villa Hills officer Jacob Bolton initiated the traffic stop that night around 11 p.m., Sanders said Friday. Another officer, Sean Dooley, responded to the stop later. Sanders said Bolton was inside his police cruiser preparing paperwork, possibly for a ticket or a warning, when Dooley arrived. The officers approached Lockaby, at which point the 57-year-old man pulled out a loaded gun, troopers say. Lockaby was a convicted felon out of Pennsylvania, meaning he can’t legally own guns, according to Sanders. The officers fired their weapons, hitting Lockaby, KSP says. (Read the Full Story.)
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Los Angeles, California: LAPD and fire personnel are responding to multiple calls of individuals starting a large fire on the beach. Initial reports show the fire is spreading rapidly at this time. Callers report trash is burning. It is spreading into a homeless encampment as well!
Biden is going around bragging about the $1,400 stimulus checks. Meanwhile illegals at the border are getting free hotel stays costing $395 a night. After 4 nights, that’s already more than your stimmy.
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People in Iceland are just casually hanging out on an active volcano!

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National Forecast. Risk severe storms, heavy snow, critical wildfire threat. Busy weather to kick off the week.
BREAKING! Photos from inside a temporary Customs and Border Protection migrant shelter in Texas offer a sobering glimpse into the overcrowded conditions faced by hundreds of children in US custody. The photos, provided to Axios by Rep. Henry Cuellar (D-Texas) on Monday, were taken over the weekend at a “soft-sided” CBP facility in Donna, Texas. He said he did not take the photos himself. They come as the Biden administration continues its unprecedented media blackout at these facilities — with the Department of Homeland Security outright refusing to allow journalists to visit and report on the conditions, New York Post reported.
NY City Council wants to ban armed police robots after the New York Police Department "successfully tested" a robot from US manufacturer Boston Dynamics. According to the robot's manufacturer, an armed version is not permitted by the terms anyway. In the Bronx incident last month, police used the Digidog to gather intel on the house where two men were holding two others hostage, scoping out hiding places and tight corners. Police ultimately apprehended the suspects, but privacy advocates raised concerns about the technical capabilities of the robot and policies governing its use. In a statement, the NYPD said it “has been using robots since the 1970s to save lives in hostage situations and hazmat incidents. This model of robot is being tested to evaluate its capabilities against other models in use by our Emergency Service Unit and Bomb Squad.” (Read more.)