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U.S. evacuates 20 of its embassy staff from Haiti following car attack in Port-au-Prince
SUMMARY: The U.S. is evacuating 20 staff members from its Embassy in Haiti following a car attack in Port-au-Prince, where two armored vehicles were fired upon by criminal groups, though no injuries occurred. This incident highlights the rising armed gang activity in the capital. The evacuation is deemed non-emergency and will take place over the coming days.
Sources said two armored vehicles belonging to the U.S. Embassy were fired upon by two criminal groups in the country’s capital.
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Florida sues DOJ over Trump assassination attempt in West Palm Beach
SUMMARY: Florida has filed a lawsuit against Attorney General Merrick Garland regarding former President Trump‘s second assassination attempt. The state seeks to prevent the federal government from hindering its investigation. Ryan Ruth was arrested at Trump’s Golf Club in West Palm Beach and charged with attempting to assassinate a presidential candidate. Federal authorities instructed state investigators to pause their inquiry until the federal prosecution concludes, but Florida argues it should be allowed to conduct its own investigation concurrently.
The state is asking a judge to stop the federal government from blocking a state investigation into the accused gunman Ryan Routh.
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Sarah Boone Trial: 2018 Domestic Incident bodycam
SUMMARY: The individual describes a troubling incident involving physical abuse from their partner, George, over a cigarette request. What started as a good day escalated when the partner became enraged after seeing them ask another man for a cigarette, as he had taken their belongings. Upon returning home, the partner confronted and attacked them, resulting in injuries like a bruised eye. The victim details being dragged down the stairs and kicked, indicating this abuse is recurring but expresses reluctance to pursue legal action despite the situation. They seek support but are conflicted about pressing charges.
Live video feed of Sarah Boone’s trial. Sarah Boone is accused of killing her boyfriend, Jorge Torres, in Feb. 2020 by zipping him up in a suitcase during a drunken game of hide-and-seek. Torres was found dead in the suitcase the next day. Sarah Boone claims Torres’ death was in self-defense.
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Mayor says dreaded FEMA rule will change the fabric of her community
SUMMARY: In the aftermath of hurricanes Milton and Helen, residents of Madeira Beach are seeking answers regarding flood damage, debris pickup, and FEMA’s 50% rule. The rule restricts homeowners from making improvements exceeding 50% of their property’s value if significantly damaged. This has left many feeling uncertain about rebuilding, with costs for elevation estimated between $175,000 to $400,000, payable in cash. A recent city meeting drew a large crowd of concerned residents looking for clarity. Mayor Anarie Brooks fears the rule may drive out longtime residents in favor of wealthy investors. The city struggles with a lack of direct communication with FEMA.
Madeira Beach Mayor fears the rule will force out longtime residents and bring in more wealthy investors and vacation rentals.
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