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BREAKING! Paris, France: Police in Paris blocking streets in the area of a knife attack on a Spanish tourist on the Rue de Rivoli near the Hôtel de Ville. Suspect is in custody.
Meanwhile, in Florida: shark hit by car today 👀
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WATCH: Divers reported a rare sighting of what they say were hundreds of seahorses in a lagoon in western Greece. 👀
WARNING! GRAPHIC! From Inbox: Greater Recife, Brazil: A 51-year-old man died after being attacked by a shark, today, on Piedade beach, in Jaboatão dos Guararapes, in Greater Recife. The victim, whose name was not informed by the Fire Department, arrived lifeless at the Hospital da Restauração, in the central area of the capital of Pernambuco. Since 1992, when attacks on the coast of Pernambuco began to be recorded, 62 incidents involving sharks have been reported. The data are from the State Monitoring Committee. In all, there were 25 deaths during this period. The attack took place in the area known as Igrejinha de Piedade, where other cases had already occurred. The victim sustained serious injuries to his thigh and one hand, which was amputated, according to firefighters.
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Capt. Tony Trim from Miami-Dade Fire Rescue FLTF1 takes us on a walkthrough of the Champlain Towers collapse site in Surfside and areas that help task force teams carry out their operations.
Venice, Italy: the G20 gathering in the Italian city of Venice was the ministers’ first face-to-face meeting since the start of the pandemic. Decisions include the endorsement of new rules aimed at stopping multinationals shifting profits to low-tax havens. That paves the way for G20 leaders to finalise a new global minimum corporate tax rate of 15% at a Rome summit in October, a move that could recoup hundreds of billions of dollars for public treasuries straining under the COVID-19 crisis. A final communique said the global economic outlook had improved since G20 talks in April thanks to the rollout of vaccines and economic support packages, but acknowledged its fragility in the face of variants like the fast-spreading Delta, (Reuters reported.)

Meanwhile, the Italian police in Venice are beating the living shit outta Antifa at Today's a G20 protest.
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Dallas, Texas: Nick Fuentes confronts Salon reporter Zachary Petrizzo.

“Far left progressive publication is allowed at CPAC, but not America First conservatives”

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