Border tensions rise after Texas blocks park access near Houston
Gov. Greg Abbott defended closing Shelby Park to Border Patrol at a Houston campaign stop amid migrant crossings in Eagle Pass. DHS says three migrants drowned after Texas officials barred agents, while Texas Military Dept disputes the account. The dispute over access, part of Operation Lone Star, drew bipartisan criticism and threats of legal action.
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Guatemala Inauguration Delayed by Old-Guard Congress
Guatemala City protesters jeered as Congress postponed the inauguration of President-elect Bernardo Arévalo. Demonstrators and Utatlan Solola mayor Dina Jue demanded rapid swearing in amid infighting over credentials and delegation roles. Arévalo accused lawmakers of legal abuses and democratic damage.
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U S officials praise Taiwan election and democracy
Retired U S officials met with President Tsai Ing-wen in Taipei to applaud Taiwan's democratic process that produced a new president elect and legislature over the weekend. They affirmed bipartisan support and stressed peaceful means to address cross strait issues amid China’s stance.
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Two Navy SEALs Missing After Somalia Night Mission
Two SEALs are missing after a nighttime interdiction off Somalia in the Gulf of Aden. A search-and-rescue operation is underway as officials say one teammate was knocked overboard by high waves during the climb aboard a vessel.
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Perry High principal dies after school shooting heroism
Perry High School Principal Dan Marburger died after being critically injured in the January 4 attack at the Des Moines area school. He had served as principal since 1995 and shielded students during the cafeteria shooting, which killed an 11 year old and wounded several others. His death prompted Iowa officials to lower flags to half staff.
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