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21 Birds Are Found at Miami Airport Stuffed in Underwear and Hidden in a Belt

Two men, who arrived separately from Cuba days apart, each carried clutches of live birds concealed in their clothes, the authorities said.

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A man who was detained at Miami International Airport on Sunday appeared nervous and had an “unexplained bulge” around his pelvis, according to a criminal complaint.
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2 Latvians Arrested after Breaching Perimeter of RAF Molesworth, UK Air Base Used by US

Counterterrorism police said the men were found inside the perimeter of R.A.F. Molesworth, a base used by the United States, raising concerns about security.

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A police car leaving R.A.F. Molesworth, after two Latvian citizens were arrested there in the early hours of Thursday morning.
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Security Guard Fatally Shoots Armed Man at Nashville Federal Courthouse

A 42-year-old man tried unsuccessfully to fire a gun, then wielded a knife before he was shot inside the Fred D. Thompson U.S. Courthouse and Federal Building, the police said.

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The police closed roads outside the Fred D. Thompson U.S. Courthouse and Federal Building after a shooting on Thursday.
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Two 14-year-old boys killed by an explosive device in a field in Sumy Oblast

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Two 14-year-old boys were killed when an explosive device detonated in the evening in the Konotop district of Sumy Oblast, according to the statement by Oleh Hryhorov, head of the Sumy Regional Military Administration. The children encountered the dangerous device in a field, suffered severe injuries, and died at the scene, the statement said.

In 2022, Russian forces occupied parts of Sumy Oblast, but Ukraine liberated the region in April. Russia intensified its offensive again in 2025. Today, mines, unexploded ordnance and Russian drones shot down over the region pose a danger, as their warheads can detonate after falling. Overall, 146 children in Ukraine have suffered mine-related injuries, former Interior Minister Ihor Klymenko reported in April. For example, two months ago, an 11-year-old boy and a 15-year-old boy in Sumy Oblast were injured when an explosive device detonated.

Hryhorov expressed his condolences to the parents and relatives of the victims and urged people to remain cautious:

“Please be as careful as possible and remind children: do not approach unknown or suspicious objects, touch them, or try to move them. Take care of yourselves and your loved ones,” Hryhorov said.

Demining efforts continue in Sumy Oblast

On 24 February 2022, Russian forces entered the territory of Sumy Oblast. The first battles in the region took place that same day. In particular, Russian forces attempted to break through to Sumy, but Ukrainian troops repelled the offensive. On 11 April 2022, Ukraine restored control over the entire Sumy region.

As early as 7 June 2022, deminers were working in the Konotop, Sumy, and Okhtyrka districts, according to the Government Portal. That day, they surveyed areas and neutralized explosive devices.

The work of deminers remains deadly dangerous. In September 2024, two pyrotechnicians from Dnipropetrovsk Oblast were hit by a mine while demining Sumy Oblast: one died, while the other was hospitalized. In July 2025, deminer Oleh Petrenko was killed during humanitarian demining operations in Shostka District when a Russian FPV drone detonated, the State Emergency Service of Ukraine reported. Another pyrotechnician was injured, the statement said.

Nevertheless, the work continues despite the danger. In 2025, State Emergency Service deminers in the Sumy Oblast found and neutralized 5,283 explosive devices, the agency said in April. Sumy Oblast ranked sixth among all Ukrainian regions by this figure.

Twenty-two percent of Ukraine’s territory is potentially contaminated with explosive devices — more than 133,000 square kilometers, former Interior Minister Ihor Klymenko reported in April this year. Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, State Emergency Service and National Police deminers have surveyed more than 248,000 hectares of territory and found more than 1 million 112 thousand explosive devices, the statement said.

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Warrants to Search Former Prince Andrew’s Properties Were Unlawful, Court Says

A judge in London said that a “significant error” had been made in the granting of search warrants in an investigation into Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.

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Officers at an entrance to Sandringham Estate in Norfolk, eastern England, in February after Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s arrest. He was later released without charge and has denied wrongdoing.
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TikTok accusé d’avoir testé de fausses protections sur des enfants et des adolescents

TikTok se retrouve au cœur d’une nouvelle controverse aux États-Unis. Une plainte judiciaire rendue publique hier par la procureure générale de l’État de New York, Letitia James, accuse la plateforme d’avoir volontairement fourni à des milliers d’utilisateurs, dont des enfants et des adolescents, de fausses fonctionnalités de sécurité. Ces personnes croyaient avoir activé des outils […]
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Fuite à Saint-Octave-de-Métis : Alex Bradette plaiderait coupable

Alex Bradette, de Fermont, arrêté le 9 juin à Saint-Joseph-de-Lepage après avoir notamment traversé la rivière Mitis et quitté les lieux d’une sortie de route survenue à Saint-Octave-de-Métis, pourrait plaider coupable le 23 octobre prochain au palais de justice de Rimouski.

Sa nouvelle avocate, Me Juliette Levasseur, a évoqué cette possibilité, lundi, lors que les dossiers de son client revenaient pour fixer une date pour tenir son enquête sur remise en liberté.

« Je dois rencontrer mon client. Il est possible qu’on annonce d’autres intentions, mais on ne renoncera pas à l’enquête caution tout de suite », a-t-elle mentionné au juge de la Cour du Québec, Éric Morin.

Me Levasseur a comparu par Teams alors que son client détenu était présent physiquement au palais de justice de Rimouski.

L’accusé de 29 ans est détenu depuis son arrestation, le 9 juin. Rappelons que la détention préventive purgée avant l’imposition d’une peine est comptabilisée à 1,5 jour par jour.

Bradette a comparu une première fois la journée de son arrestation, au palais de justice de Rimouski, pour répondre à de nombreuses accusations. Le ministère public s’est alors objecté à sa remise en liberté.

Selon la dénonciation obtenue par Le Soir.ca, l’homme est accusé d’avoir conduit un véhicule avec les capacités affaiblies, d’avoir refusé d’obtempérer à un ordre de se soumettre à l’éthylomètre, sans excuse raisonnable et de conduite dangereuse.

Alex Bradette doit aussi répondre d’avoir agi de manière et avec l’intention de provoquer la peur chez une personne associée au système judiciaire, de harcèlement envers la même personne, d’avoir volontairement entravé les agents de la paix dans leurs fonctions et de méfaits sur une autopatrouille.

Il fait aussi face à deux chefs d’accusation de bris de probation.

Embardée et délit de fuite

Les policiers de la Sûreté du Québec sont intervenus à la suite d’une embardée impliquant un véhicule survenue sur la route du Grand-Remous, à Sainte-Octave-de-Métis.

À leur arrivée sur les lieux, les policiers ont constaté qu’aucun occupant ne se trouvait à bord du véhicule. Des démarches ont rapidement été entreprises afin de localiser la ou les les personnes impliquées.

Dans le cadre de l’intervention, Bradette a été localisé dans le secteur du 4e Rang, à Saint-Joseph-de-Lepage, après avoir notamment traversé la rivière Métis.

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How a U.S. Diplomat Suppressed and Altered Reports Critical of Israel

A top aide to Ambassador Mike Huckabee skewed information to portray the Netanyahu government in a favorable light, according to multiple officials and documents obtained by The Times.

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David Milstein, a top official in the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem, has been entrusted with much of the mission’s portfolio by Ambassador Mike Huckabee.
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Indian Opposition Leaders Detained as Protests Over Voter Rolls Intensify

Lawmakers in the capital were forcibly removed for a second consecutive day as police cracked down on demonstrations against the deletion of voter names.

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Police detaining Indian opposition leader Rahul Gandhi, during a protest organized by opposition parties demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, in New Delhi, India, on Wednesday.
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Israel and U.K. Cut Last-Minute Deal to Avoid Full Closure of British Consulate in East Jerusalem

Israel had threatened to close the British Consulate in East Jerusalem, a center of outreach to Palestinians for decades. A last-minute agreement means a smaller diplomatic service will remain.

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The British Consulate in East Jerusalem on Thursday. The building will now be known as the U.K. Mission, Jerusalem.
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