📰 Portland anti-ICE demonstrators confused when person in full-size Elmo costume shows up
An adult in an Elmo costume was filmed trolling protesters at a Portland ICE facility, causing confusion and frustration among anti-ICE demonstrators. The incident was captured by Katie Daviscourt of The Post Millennial and left protesters at the ICE South Waterfront facility in a clash with the unidentified person in the costume. The city council in Portland had been considering ways to expel ICE from the facility due to alleged violations of a 2011 permit, with concerns raised about detainee treatment and the facility’s impact on the city’s sanctuary city policy. Residents and lawmakers highlighted issues such as targeted arrests, gas attacks, and intimidation, expressing concerns about the safety of immigrants and the community. Chaotic scenes outside the facility have been ongoing since June, with incidents of anti-ICE protesters clashing with law enforcement, leading to the deployment of rubber bullets, tear gas, and flash bangs to disperse crowds.
📰 Army ROTC cadet dies during training at Fort Knox
Cadet Neil Edara, a 22-year-old ROTC cadet from New Jersey, tragically passed away during Land Navigation training at Fort Knox on July 24. He was attending Cadet Summer Training as part of the 9th Regiment, Advanced Camp after joining ROTC at Rutgers University in September 2021. Edara became unresponsive during training, received immediate medical attention, and was evacuated to the University of Louisville where he was pronounced deceased. The cause of death is currently under investigation. Lt. Col. Timothy Sorensen of Rutgers University praised Edara as a dedicated and promising leader, expressing deep sorrow over his loss. The U.S. Army Cadet Command emphasized the safety of cadets and cadre as training continues, offering religious and spiritual support as needed. Fort Knox, known for housing the U.S. Bullion Depository, has been in the spotlight regarding the verification of its gold reserves, with President Trump and Elon Musk expressing interest in confirming its contents.
📰 Plane crash off California coast kills 3
Three people died in a plane crash off the central California coast over the weekend. The victims were identified as Steve Eugene Clatterbuck, James Vincent, and Jamie Lee Tabscott. The Beechcraft aircraft took off from San Carlos airport and crashed near Monterey. Witnesses reported hearing the plane circling low before crashing. Emergency crews conducted a 13-hour search operation to recover the victims and debris from the crash site. The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating the cause of the crash.
📰 Arizona prosecutors decline to charge father in drowning death of TikTok influencer’s 3-year-old son
The article reports that the husband of TikTok influencer Emilie Kiser in Arizona will not face charges after their 3-year-old son, Trigg, drowned in their backyard pool while Brady was caring for the children. The incident occurred while Emilie was out with friends, leaving Brady at home with their newborn and Trigg. Despite efforts to revive Trigg, he passed away six days later. Initially, the Chandler Police Department recommended charging Brady with class 4 felony child abuse, but the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office decided not to pursue charges due to a lack of likelihood of conviction. Emilie had also filed a legal complaint to prevent the release of investigative records related to her son’s death.
📰 America’s skies are wide open to national security threats warns drone expert and more top headlines
The article warns about national security threats posed by drones in America’s skies. Migrants are reported to be storming US beaches while the Coast Guard faces a surge that increased during Biden’s presidency. A man accused of causing chaos at a Michigan Walmart has been identified. Various subheadings in the article cover different topics such as a murder case, body language analysis of a murderer, new information about Jimmy Hoffa’s disappearance, and an illegal alien’s involvement in a deadly accident. Additionally, the article mentions Trump’s trade agreement with the European Union, political discussions about potential successors, White House investigations, and diplomatic issues with Russia over Ukraine.
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