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CBS News reports that a federal immigration agent shot a Venezuelan migrant in Austin, Texas, according to officials. The brief item offers no further details or context about the incident.
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Reform UK named Helen Jenner as its new Welsh leader after Dan Thomas resigned following arrest on suspicion of assault and controlling or coercive behaviour. Nigel Farage called the arrest a 'bump in the road' as the party also faces financial investigations, standards scrutiny, and further defections.
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Sen. Bill Cassidy and other Republican senators criticized Donald Trump Jr. for accepting a $250,000 wedding-related gift from Russian oligarch Umar Kremlev, calling it 'really bad' and 'corruption.' Trump Jr. reportedly repaid Kremlev, while President Trump defended the arrangement as allowed.
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A 74-year-old Maryland hunter was charged with manslaughter after allegedly fatally shooting a Delaware woman he mistook for a deer. Police say the woman was walking across a field with two children when she was struck; the suspect posted bond. The article notes that fatal hunting-related shootings from failure to identify a target are relatively rare.
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An opinion piece argues that California's death penalty stalemate should be ended by continuing and expanding the moratorium, urging Democratic gubernatorial nominee Xavier Becerra to embrace abolition. It cites racial disparities, wrongful convictions, and costly litigation to characterize capital punishment as flawed and unjust.
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A Venezuelan man was shot in Austin, Texas, by an ICE agent on Sunday, according to officials. The man, 28-year-old Wilber Rafael Garces Perez, was working for DoorDash at the time, his lawyer said.
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A boat bought by anti-migrant activist Daniel Thomas, known as 'Danny Tommo,' sank in Littlehampton Harbour. The article details his crowdfunding appeal to repair or replace the vessel and highlights his kidnapping conviction and ties to far-right campaigner Tommy Robinson.
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Patrick Clancy gave his first televised interview about the 2023 killings of his three children by his ex-wife, Lindsay Clancy, describing the lead-up, his grief, and his rejection of online conspiracy theories. The interview aired as Massachusetts prosecutors decide whether to retry Lindsay Clancy after a mistrial, with both parties having filed malpractice suits. He attributed the killings to her postpartum mental illness and said he has forgiven her.
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An investigation has found that an Indonesian teacher convicted of sexually assaulting a student was secretly released from prison early, with victims not informed. The report details additional abuse allegations, attempts to suppress them, and warnings from a national commission about an emergency of sexual violence in Islamic boarding schools. It raises concerns about accountability and victims' rights.
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A 60 Minutes transcript features Patrick Clancy discussing his wife Lindsay's killing of their three children, her postpartum mental illness, his forgiveness, and his grief. The piece frames the case as a family tragedy and a broader cultural debate over mental illness and criminal responsibility.
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A man was shot in Austin on Sunday afternoon in an incident involving an ICE officer, and officials say he is in serious but stable condition. Austin Mayor Kirk Watson expressed anger and said local authorities should be involved in the investigation, referencing prior ICE-involved shootings.
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A federal immigration agent shot and injured a man in Austin, Texas, on Sunday, leaving him in serious but stable condition. Local officials and a Democratic congressman criticized ICE, demanded an independent investigation, and linked the incident to prior fatal encounters; DHS did not immediately comment.