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WARNING! GRAPHIC CONTENT! China -- Reports of a possible bomb explosion in Guangzhou.The explosion occurred at local government office in the Mingjing village of Guangzhou privince.
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LASD Century Station: Residents/business owners in Lynwood, unincorp Florence, Firestone, Walnut Park, Willowbrook & Athens Park are invited to join LA County Sheriff Alex Villanueva, LASD Century Stn., Capt. Figueroa & Linwood City Officials for a townhall regarding community concerns 🔵 TODAY 🔵 2-4pm. To register for this event, visit: https://bit.ly/39YpKa2. More info in flyer.
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From Inbox: Home security camera video of an EF-1 tornado passing by this home on Rosser Road in southern Tuscaloosa County last Wednesday. Video from James Cain.
Roma, Texas -- As darkness fell on the banks of the Rio Grande a few miles west of this small border town, cellphones glowed amid the reeds. Smugglers could be heard inflating rubber rafts they have been using to ferry hundreds of migrant families and youths to the U.S. along this one stretch of the river. “Put it in the water,” they hissed at the migrants in Spanish. “Get inside!” With border crossings from Mexico approaching a two-decade high, such scenes and sounds of migrants streaming across the water take place nightly in the Rio Grande Valley, epicenter of past migrant surges. More than 130,000 migrants have already been encountered there by U.S. Customs and Border Protection since October, more than the total for the entire previous 12-month period — 90,206. (Read more.)
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Bristol, UK, AS Police Horses: Our gorgeous boys chilling in the field this morning after the stresses of yesterday. Well done team, you have done yourselves proud, extra ration of carrots all round!
LASD Mental Evaluation Team: Good morning, we are on our way to assist Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff at a call in Newhall where a male, 20’s, who reportedly has preexisting mental health issues has poured gasoline through home. Location rendered safe. Patient transported for medical care.
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LASD Santa Clarita Valley Stn.: Vigilant deputies patrolling Canyon Country arrested a male in possession of a substantial amount of marijuana & ecstasy believed to be used for sales, as well as a loaded unserialized firearm, among other contraband. The male was arrested on multiple weapons & narcotics charges.
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Reporter just asked White House spokesperson Jen Psaki that why migrants are being put in hotel rooms when our National Guard troops were left to sleep in parking garages on the floor in DC
Yesterday morning, officers from the NYPD 84 Pct. were working at the Brooklyn Bridge when they were flagged down by a woman who said her infant wasn't breathing. Officer Krasteff quickly started CPR, causing the 3-month-old boy to regain consciousness, saving his life.
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"Press Secretary Psaki knows this is a crisis, President Biden knows this is a crisis...but they refuse to recognize that because they don't want to give credit to President Donald Trump."
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Lava, gas and rock fragments spilled from Italy's Mount Etna, bringing smoke and ash to residents in nearby cities.
Miami Beach Police said more than 1,000 people have been arrested this spring break season, with about 80 guns seized. More than half of the arrests were from out of state, said City Manager Raul Aguila, adding many are coming "to engage in lawlessness and an ‘anything goes’ party attitude." He also said the crowds weren’t eating at restaurants or patronizing businesses to help generate badly needed tourism dollars, but merely congregating by the thousands in the street. The crowds – which have been fighting in the streets, destroying restaurant property and refusing to wear masks during the coronavirus pandemic – drew concern from Miami Beach Police Chief Richard Clements last Monday, when they seemed larger than normal on what is typically a quieter day. "We couldn’t go on any longer," Clements said during a meeting Sunday with city officials, defending the curfew. "I think this was the right decision."
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President Donald Trump: "When China looks at 'woke' and they see the biggest problem we have is Dr. Seuss, in the meantime they're building factories & trying to kill us -- they laugh at us.Frankly, they think our country is stupid.”
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BREAKING! Police say that there is an active shooter at a King Soopers supermarket in Boulder, Colorado. Additional information was not immediately available.

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Photos of migrants in a crowded border facility in Donna, Texas, were released Monday by the office of Rep. Henry Cuellar, D-Texas, as the Biden administration limits media access to the southwestern border. The migrants, who are in clear pens akin to cages, are seen sleeping on pads on the floor with aluminum blankets. In some instances, it appears that dozens are sharing individual pens. Most appear to be wearing masks. Amid a significant surge of migrants to the southern border in President Biden's first two months, some in the media have complained about a lack of access to facilities like the one in Donna. "I respectfully ask US Customs and Border Protection to stop blocking media access to their border operations," award-winning photojournalist John Moore tweeted Friday. "I have photographed CBP under Bush, Obama and Trump but now - zero access is granted to media. These long-lens images taken from the Mexican side."