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U.S. Condemns "Unnecessarily Aggressive" Maneuver by Chinese Fighter Jet in South China Sea

Tensions Escalate as China's Military Conducts Provocative Actions in International Airspace

The United States has criticized China for an "unnecessarily aggressive" maneuver carried out by a Chinese J-16 fighter jet near a U.S. military plane over the South China Sea in international airspace. The U.S. military command responsible for the Indo-Pacific region expressed concern and emphasized its commitment to safe and responsible operations within the boundaries of international law. A video footage showed the fighter jet passing in front of the U.S. plane's nose, causing turbulence.

China's embassy in Washington has not yet responded to the incident. These encounters are not uncommon, and tensions between the two countries have been increasing due to disagreements on various issues. The United States has accused China of displaying increasingly dangerous behavior by its military aircraft.

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Formal President Trump has pledged to end birthright citizenship for illegal aliens in the U.S.

Examining Legal Constraints, Constitutional Interpretation, and International Perspectives

Trump's pledge to end birthright citizenship for children of illegal aliens in the U.S. has sparked a debate among legal experts, with many arguing that a president lacks the authority to do so through an executive order due to its constitutional protection. The 14th Amendment, which grants citizenship to those born in the United States and subject to its jurisdiction, has been interpreted to include children of immigrants regardless of their status.

Trump had previously expressed his intention to issue an executive order on the matter, triggering significant controversy. Supporters hoped for a legal battle that would lead to a Supreme Court ruling on the interpretation of "subject to the jurisdiction." However, no such order was enacted during Trump's presidency. Eliminating birthright citizenship in countries with high immigration, as observed in Germany's past, has been associated with potential risks and social divisions.

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Shooting Incident Rocks Hollywood Beach Boardwalk, Florida on Memorial Day

Multiple Injuries Reported, Investigation Underway

On Memorial Day, a shooting incident occurred near the beach boardwalk in Hollywood, Florida. Videos shared on Twitter showed emergency medical crews responding to provide aid to multiple injured individuals. The exact number of injured people and their conditions were not immediately clear. According to CBS News in Miami, at least nine people were transferred to local hospitals, including three minors.

The network reported that five people were in custody, with another suspect possibly still at large. Police presence was increased as the investigation continued, and officials were setting up an area for family members to reunite. Hollywood Beach, a popular beach destination, was expected to have more visitors than usual due to the Memorial Day holiday.

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JUST IN: The Texas House of Representatives has voted to remove Attorney General Ken Paxton from office, pending the Senate's decision on his fate. The vote comes amidst controversy surrounding Paxton, and the final decision now rests with the Senate.

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Tragic Stabbing: 12-Year-Old Oklahoma Girl Admits to Fatally Stabbing Her 9-Year-Old Brother

Exclusive Footage Reveals Heartbreaking Aftermath and Anguished Reactions of Family and Law Enforcement

In a devastating incident in Tulsa, Oklahoma, a 12-year-old girl tearfully admits to the police her involvement in the stabbing death of her 9-year-old brother. The incident took place in their apartment in January, and exclusive body-worn camera footage obtained by Law&Crime captures the aftermath and the emotional response of the family and law enforcement.

The footage shows the girl expressing deep remorse, her mother’s distress, and the search for answers surrounding the tragic event. The video sheds light on the immediate aftermath and the shock experienced by all involved, highlighting the tragic consequences of this unimaginable act.

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Parents Charged with Felonies as Children Found in Deplorable Conditions in Bucks County, Pennsylvania

Neglect, Malnourishment, and Unsanitary Living Conditions Uncovered in Disturbing Investigation

In Bucks County, Pennsylvania, parents Shane Robertson and Crystal Robertson have been charged with seven counts of endangering the welfare of children. The charges were brought after their seven children, aged 4 to 16, were found living in deplorable conditions. The investigation began when children were seen entering an abandoned trailer, and police discovered the dire circumstances.

The children were not properly dressed, and the 12-year-old girl mentioned that she was taking a blanket to keep her rats warm due to their family's financial difficulties. The parents' trailer was found to have unsanitary living conditions, including feces in various places, disrepair in walls and floors, and a padlocked refrigerator. Additional findings included two dozen rats in cages, as well as dogs and snakes.

The children were taken into protective custody after a medical evaluation revealed malnourishment, low kidney function, severe matting of hair with maggots found in one child's hair, and various dental and vision issues. It was also discovered that the children had not attended school and lacked basic knowledge.

The Robertsons are currently out on bail after posting 10% of $100,000 bail.

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U.S. Government Faces Looming Debt Deadline as Congress Struggles to Reach Compromise

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen Shifts Deadline Forward, Putting Pressure on Lawmakers to Act Quickly.

The U.S. government is facing a looming deadline to raise the debt ceiling, with Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen stating that the government will not have enough money to pay its obligations by June 5. Yellen has shifted the deadline forward while retaining pressure on congressional leaders to strike a compromise on the debt limit.

If Congress does not act quickly, the government risks defaulting on its debt obligations, which could have serious consequences for the U.S. economy and global financial markets.

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The Lexington County school bus and tanker collision is captured on video

The moment a Lexington County school bus and tanker truck collided is captured on camera. The collision took place in Gilbert, a small town in South Carolina's Midlands. According to Lexington Medical Center, at least 17 children and one adult were admitted to the facility with collision-related injuries. They are all in stable condition, according to the hospital.

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Four Teenage Girls Injured in Milwaukee Shooting, Investigation Underway

Milwaukee police are investigating a shooting incident that occurred in the early morning hours, leaving four teenage girls injured.

In the early morning hours, a shooting in Milwaukee left four teenage girls injured. The incident took place on 38th St. and Walnut St., and the victims, two 19-year-olds, an 18-year-old, and a 16-year-old, are expected to survive. Police are currently investigating the circumstances surrounding the shooting, and no arrests have been made thus far.

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Door of Asiana Airlines Plane Opens Before Landing, Causing Breathing Difficulty for Passengers

Passenger opens emergency exit mid-flight on Asiana Airlines plane, leading to panic and breathing difficulties among passengers. Authorities investigate motive and potential security breaches.

A passenger claimed to have touched the door lever near the exit of an Asiana Airlines plane carrying 194 just before landing at Daegu International Airport, causing some passengers to experience breathing difficulty. The plane landed safely, and no injuries were reported. The South Korean Transport Ministry stated in a statement that the suspect, a 33-year-old man who was identified by authorities, tried to open the door while the aircraft was at a height of 700 feet on its approach to Daegu International Airport. Police found him and arrested him.

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DeSantis Fires Back at Trump: "Attacks from the Left and Defending Kids"

Florida Governor criticizes former President for shifting stance and siding with corporations over child welfare

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis responded to recent attacks from former President Donald Trump, expressing his disappointment in Trump's shift in stance and his support for a multinational corporation accused of sexualizing children. DeSantis emphasized that Trump's current approach differs from the one he adopted during his presidential campaign. The governor reiterated his commitment to defending children's well-being and called for a reconsideration of alliances that prioritize corporate interests over protecting minors.

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California Man Declared Innocent After 33 Years in Prison for Attempted Murder

Los Angeles County District Attorney Apologizes for Wrongful Conviction and Imprisonment

After spending 33 years in prison for a crime he did not commit, Daniel Saldana has been declared innocent and freed. Saldana was convicted in 1990 for attempted murder but new evidence emerged, leading to his exoneration. The Los Angeles County district attorney apologized for the wrongful conviction and acknowledged the failure to disclose crucial information.

Saldana expressed gratitude for his release and highlighted the struggles he faced while maintaining his innocence. The case underscores the need for addressing wrongful convictions and working towards a fair and just criminal justice system.

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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Blames Dr. Fauci for Damaging Lives After Trump's Presidency

"[Trump] did great for 3 years, but when he turned the country over to Fauci in March of 2020, that destroyed millions of people's lives." - Florida Governor and (R) Presidential Candidate Ron DeSantis.

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AOC Challenges Accusations of Excessive Government Spending, Urges Reflection on Benefits Received

“They are accusing Democrats, saying we spend too much. […] I ask you to think about the last time a person has said in this country that the government does too much for them.” - Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY)

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Texas lawmakers weigh impeachment proceedings against AG Ken Paxton amid mounting evidence of long-standing corruption allegations

Investigation finds possible violations of state laws and misuse of office, prompting calls for accountability.

Investigators for a Texas House committee have concluded that Attorney General Ken Paxton may have violated state laws and abused his office. Paxton dismissed the findings as false testimony from "highly partisan Democrat lawyers," but a review of the investigators' backgrounds reveals no basis for his claim. The committee, led by Republicans, recommended Paxton's impeachment. The investigators have a mix of political affiliations and have donated more money to Republicans than Democrats in the past decade.

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JUST IN: Texas lawmakers weigh impeachment proceedings against AG Ken Paxton amid mounting evidence of long-standing corruption allegations.

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Massive Fire Destroys Two Buildings in Sydney CBD, Smoke Engulfs City

Firefighters Battle Blaze for Hours, Contain the Flames Amid Evacuations and Dramatic Scenes

Two buildings in Sydney’s CBD were destroyed by a massive fire, causing smoke to spread throughout the city and posing a threat to neighboring properties. The fire broke out on Randle St in Surry Hills and escalated to a “10th alarm” before firefighters managed to contain it. Over 100 firefighters were involved in the operation, utilizing specialized equipment to prevent further spread.

The blaze resulted in the collapse of one building and the damage of several others, including residential apartments. Firefighting efforts will continue throughout the night, and an exclusion zone remains in place. Witnesses described the scene as terrifying, with intense smoke and flames engulfing the area.