Border crossing at San Diego reaches capacity amid migrant intake
U S officials acknowledge San Diego’s busiest border crossing is nearing capacity as nearly 200 Central Americans traveling through Mexico planned to seek asylum, while space and resources remain a factor. A separate White House mystery grows over the Macron sapling planted on the South Lawn and later gone, with no official explanation. Former FBI chief Comey calls the House report political and says Mueller leads the key inquiry as jokes target President Trump. Comedic remarks at White House Correspondents Dinner spark controversy. Amber Rudd resigns amid immigration scandal.
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Feds weigh ban on cyanide coyotes bombs in review
Federal officials study whether to ban M-44 cyanide devices used against coyotes and foxes after a 12 year old Idaho boy fall ill and a dog died. Environmental groups press for a prohibition citing ecological harm and human danger, with a decision due by year end 2021.
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Wireless giants merge to reshape U.S. mobile market
A proposed $26 billion T-Mobile Sprint merger would consolidate wireless power as regulators weigh impacts on competition. T-Mobile and Sprint tout continued disruption and deeper price pressure, while critics warn a three‑carrier landscape could curb perks and flexible plans despite new entrants like Comcast entering the space.
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Humans stalked giant ground sloths in ancient New Mexico
Fossil tracks at White Sands National Monument reveal early human footprints inside sloth tracks, suggesting people followed and stalked seven to eight foot tall giant ground sloths more than 11,700 years ago. Study led by David Bustos and Matthew Bennett, published in Science Advances.
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