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On June 7, 2025, during riots against federal immigration raids near a Paramount Home Depot, 41-year-old Elpidio Reyna assaulted a Customs and Border Protection officer by throwing rocks at a convoy. The attack caused a laceration needing stitches, leading to his guilty plea Tuesday to a felony charge carrying up to 20 years in prison. Reyna fled to Mexico but surrendered in July after an FBI reward, with sentencing set for August 7; the case highlights tensions between protests and violence amid over 100 federal charges from the unrest.

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Video captured Elpidio Reyna hurling chunks of concrete at Border Patrol vehicles, shattering a window and cutting an officer's forehead with flying glass.

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The image shows 55-year-old veteran Bovino, who leads urban raids targeting undocumented immigrants in cities like Los Angeles and Minneapolis, standing against an orange backdrop in a double-breasted coat with gold buttons. Critics mocked his height—guessing 5'2" to 5'4"—and compared him to historical figures, while supporters praised his frontline leadership. Bovino embraced the attention, joking about the coat's vintage roots amid ongoing protests and his role in President Trump's deportation efforts. He plans to retire soon, but vows more operations ahead.

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A stern photo of Border Patrol Commander Gregory Bovino in a long green trench coat has people fixating on his short stature next to towering agents. He responded with a lighthearted nod to 1924 agency style.

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Houston native @mccauley318 shared a map of city family ties on Sunday, sparking over 1,100 likes and lively replies by evening. Locals rejected Dallas as Houston's sibling, calling it a rich cousin or rival, while championing New Orleans for shared music, food, humid vibes, and Southern roots. Creative takes spread to Atlanta as a cousin, Memphis paired with Dallas, and San Antonio as that surprise sibling, all tied to cultural similarities like slang and swagger. The poster took the backlash in stride, noting the post hit 53,000 views by Monday.

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A simple graphic pairing Houston and Dallas as siblings had Texans erupting in laughter and pushback, insisting New Orleans is the real family match.

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The acclaimed Israeli producer, overseeing production in Athens—a stand-in for Tehran due to its architecture—was discovered with pills nearby and bruises on her neck. Greek police are investigating as an apparent suicide pending autopsy, noting her medication use and prior hospitalization, with no signs of foul play. Colleagues like Hugh Laurie praised her as brilliant and funny, while her company rejected rumors of criminal involvement; she leaves a husband and three children, her legacy spanning over 40 projects including the Emmy-winning spy thriller.

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Dana Eden's brother forced open her Athens hotel door when calls went unanswered, revealing a heartbreaking scene that halted *Tehran* season four filming.

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Rookie K-pop group ALPHA DRIVE ONE debuted January 12 with mini-album *EUPHORIA*, where title track 'Freak Alarm' sold over 1 million copies on day one and won music shows, including their first trophy on 'Show Champion' just nine days in—the fastest for a rookie boy group in years. During promotions, bandmates like Sanghyeon posted loving 'behind photo' updates on Mnet Plus Chat starting February 22, sparking fan trends like #WeLoveLeaderLEO and messages urging Leo to feel the support. The outpouring counters past backlash for Sydney-born leader Leo, highlighting the group's unity as they gear up for a Daegu fansign.

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Lee Sanghyeon kicked off the affection with a giddy post: '❤️❤️ I LOVE YOU LEO ❤️❤️,' sharing blurry moonlit shots and Leo's puckered selfie.

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Gardaí arrested American Michael Kelley, 53, early Tuesday at his Tralee home for questioning over the murder of 56-year-old sheep and cattle farmer Michael Gaine, whose body parts were found in a slurry tank on his 1,000-acre Kerry farm in May 2025. Kelley, a former US Army soldier who lived and worked on Gaine's property, was first detained days after the discovery but released without charge; this time, new circumstantial evidence prompted the move after a senior review. Gaine vanished on March 20, 2025, last seen buying phone credit in Kenmare, and his family has shared their heartbreak, with his wife noting how out of character his disappearance was. Questioning continues, with no charges filed yet.

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Nearly a year after farmer Michael Gaine's dismembered remains turned up on his own land, gardaí have a suspect back in custody—hoping new evidence brings the answers his grieving family craves.

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On January 8, 2026, ICE agents detained the 31-year-old Mexican construction worker in a St. Paul parking lot during a targeted operation; hours later at an ICE facility, he was found with devastating head injuries including multiple fractures and hemorrhages. Castañeda Mondragón claims masked agents beat him with a baton and used racist slurs, while ICE says he injured himself by fleeing while handcuffed and hitting a concrete barrier. Medical staff doubted ICE's account, citing CT scans inconsistent with a single fall, and a federal judge ordered his release after ruling the detention unlawful. The FBI and St. Paul police launched probes in mid-February, though much surveillance video was overwritten.

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Alberto Castañeda Mondragón woke up in the hospital with eight skull fractures and brain bleeds so bad he forgot his own daughter. Now, conflicting stories from him and ICE have sparked investigations by the FBI and local police.

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Villagers in Goa are protesting Town and Country Planning (TCP) zoning changes made without public hearings or discussion. Protests have led to overnight occupations of offices and court interventions. Demonstrators accuse the TCP department and minister of lacking transparency and demand the minister's resignation.

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In a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court ruled that the president cannot use the International Emergency Economic Powers Act to impose tariffs, striking down duties on goods from China, Canada, Mexico, and many other countries. Schumer hailed the move as a win for consumers and called on GOP lawmakers, who hold majorities in both chambers of the 119th Congress, to reject Trump's push for new tariffs. The Trump administration responded by shifting to other laws like Section 122, with President Trump signing an executive order for a 10% global tariff and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent predicting unchanged revenue.

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Hours after the Supreme Court curbed some Trump tariffs, Chuck Schumer stood at a Capitol Hill news conference, pleading with Republicans to protect American families from higher prices.

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Stephen Miller posted that Mexican cartels control all human smuggling and trafficking into the United States, with every illegal immigrant paying cartels to cross the border. He referenced DEA threat assessments confirming over 600,000 operatives from groups like Sinaloa and CJNG present in every U.S. state.

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Posts discuss a statement by Mahyar Tousi asserting that individuals responsible for cartel violence in Mexico, including setting fires, are the same people ICE is attempting to deport from the U.S. Critics argue that ICE primarily detains and deports non-criminal immigrants, such as hardworking individuals, children, and families fleeing cartel violence. Supporters highlight examples like deported cartel leader El Mencho and emphasize U.S. demand for drugs fueling the cartels.

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