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The small Colorado town of Hartman has officially been declared abandoned after all remaining elected officials resigned, leaving the community without a functioning government.
The town of about 30 residents was also facing a water crisis, with residents reporting unsafe conditions and a lack of proper treatment.
A violent dispute during a town board meeting preceded the final resignations, bringing an unusual chapter to an end for one of Colorado’s smallest communities.
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🇪🇸Tensions are rising in Ceuta as residents react to a large overnight movement of people crossing from Morocco into the Spanish enclave.
A local voice described the scene at around 4:30 AM: “100 people are entering every minute. I’m totally freaking out.”
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President Donald Trump said he is “not sure” whether the U.S. will license Ukraine to produce Patriot interceptor missiles, despite earlier signals of support.
“We’re looking at it,” Trump said, adding that the U.S. must be “careful of who we licence to.
”Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky had said after their White House meeting that Trump agreed to provide the licenses.
Trump stressed his priority remains ending the war: “We’re not looking for missiles. We’re looking for peace.”
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UBS posts $2.8 billion profit on strong investment banking quarter.
Net profit rose 17% from a year earlier, driven by higher investment banking revenue.
The bank also announced a new $3 billion share buyback program.
Source: NewsForce
Host: @ivanalefebvreh
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UBS reports Q2 net profit of $2.8 billion, beating expectations
A strike has been reported in Zelenodolsk, Tatarstan, Russia, with footage appearing to show damage near a logistics facility linked to Ozon, one of Russia’s largest e-commerce companies.
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A 15-year-old Indiana boy has been sentenced to 100 years in prison after being convicted in a gang-related shooting that killed a 26-year-old woman and injured two others.
Prosecutors said Jo’Majze Larry was one of several defendants charged in the February 2025 shooting outside a nightclub in Anderson, Indiana, which they described as a failed attempt to target a witness in another homicide case.
The sentence included time for murder and a criminal organization enhancement, as prosecutors argued gang involvement posed an increased threat to public safety.
The case has reignited debate over juvenile crime, accountability, and the consequences of gang violence.
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Video released by the FDNY shows the drone dropping flotation devices to a swimmer in distress, providing immediate support until lifeguards arrived and completed the rescue.
BMW to cut up to 8,000 jobs in Germany through voluntary buyouts.
The company says the reductions will target administrative and research roles by the end of 2027.
BMW says the layoffs will be voluntary.
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Host: @ivanalefebvreh
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BMW is offering voluntary severance packages to thousands of its workers in Germany
A piece of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket is on a collision course with the Moon and scientists are preparing to study the impact.
The roughly five-ton rocket stage is expected to slam into the lunar surface at around 5,400 mph, creating a new crater and a plume of debris near the Einstein crater region.
Researchers say the rare event could provide valuable insight into the Moon’s composition and help scientists understand the risks of future lunar missions as humanity prepares to return astronauts to the surface.
A piece of human technology is about to leave its mark on the Moon not by design, but in the name of science.
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🇪🇸Tensions escalated in Ceuta overnight as security forces faced clashes following the arrival of thousands of migrants from Morocco.
Authorities deployed additional forces after the sudden border surge overwhelmed local services, with officials describing the situation as chaotic.
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🇺🇦A message attributed to Ukrainian military sources has sparked attention after issuing a fierce warning toward the Islamic Republic of Iran.
The statement accused Iran of supporting hostile actions and vowed continued resistance, declaring: “We saw you. We see you. We’ll keep hunting you.”
The message reflects the growing tensions between Kyiv and Tehran as geopolitical alliances continue to shift amid global conflicts.
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Turkey detains another opposition mayor in expanding municipal crackdown.
Authorities detained Uskudar Mayor Sinem Dedetas and 5 others in Istanbul.
Opposition leaders call the investigations political, while the government says the judiciary is acting independently.
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Host: @ivanalefebvreh
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Red Cross workers in Spain are providing medical assistance, food, and support to migrants arriving at the country’s borders.
In January, Spanish Prime Minister @sanchezcastejon dismissed @elonmusk criticism of Spain’s immigration policies.
Now, scenes of large numbers of migrants arriving at Spain’s borders are reigniting the debate over border control, migration management, and the challenges facing European countries.
Behind every person making the journey is a human story but governments across Europe are under growing pressure to balance humanitarian responsibilities with secure and effective border policies.
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At 4:36 AM, local footage shows a continuous flow of migrants crossing the border area, with estimates of 100 to 150 people every hour making the journey.
A beautiful moment between a father and his unborn daughter has melted hearts around the world.
🇪🇸Despite a police checkpoint, Moroccan migrants continue entering the Spanish autonomous city of Ceuta, walking past officers in full view.
Several key tunnels beneath Beaufort Ridge served as a central command hub where Hezbollah directed attacks toward IDF soldiers and Israeli civilians.
Built over two decades, the strategic underground complex includes multiple levels revealing the scale and long-term planning behind one of Hezbollah’s major strongholds in southern Lebanon.
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“if I entered Morocco illegally, would I be allowed to stay?”
Following the surge at Spain’s border, a new documentary examines the country’s migration crisis through conversations with migrants from Morocco.
One man describes receiving financial support and free healthcare in Spain, while many young Spaniards struggle to afford housing. When asked whether someone could enter Morocco illegally and remain there, his answer was: “No.”
The documentary features @AdaLluch
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A Moroccan-origin influencer living in Ceuta says some of those attempting to cross do not view the enclave as foreign territory—but as land they believe belongs to Morocco.
“Many of them come with the narrative that since Ceuta is Moroccan, it belongs to them.”
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