Missouri man flew to Washington and rammed U-Haul into White House barrier
A Missouri resident flew to Washington, rented a U-Haul, drove to Lafayette Square and crashed into a security barrier while waving a Nazi flag. Kandula, 19, allegedly planned to seize power, told agents he admired the Nazis. No injuries or explosives found. Prosecution lists damaging U.S. property. Biden briefed. Secret Service evaluating prior threats.
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Russian partisan raids and Bakhmut gains push Ukraine conflict updated
Ukraine accuses Russian dissidents from the Russian Volunteer Corps and the Freedom of Russia Legion of striking fuel depots bridges and rail yards in Russia and occupied Ukraine while Russia warns of a growing border threat. Ukrainian forces report slow progress around Bakhmut as clashes persist on the outskirts.
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Russia expands AI net to scan banned content online
Roskomnadzor launches Oculus an AI system that analyzes over 200000 images daily for extremist remarks and LGBT propaganda reports. Other AI tools will search text. bots may collect social media data. Activists warn of opaque operation and rising censorship as Moscow expands biometric surveillance across cities and links to state control.
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New Migration Deal Expands Legal Pathways Across Americas
The pact backs up to 30 000 monthly arrivals from Venezuela Haiti Nicaragua and Cuba via sponsors and up to 100 000 from Honduras Guatemala El Salvador and Colombia with U S citizen or permanent resident relatives. It aims humane border policy and regional hubs in Guatemala and Colombia while migrant app problems leave many in limbo and vulnerable to abuse.
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