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What to do if you see a ‘chupacabra’ in Texas this summer
SUMMARY: Chupacabras, one of the American Southwest’s most famous cryptids, are believed by some to roam areas of Puerto Rico, Mexico, and the US, attacking livestock. Texas A&M University suggests that the creature could be a coyote with mange, a skin disease caused by parasitic mites. Sightings of Chupacabras first emerged in 1995 and continue to be reported in the southwestern region.
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SUMMARY: A third suspect was arrested in connection with the deadly June 15 shooting at a Juneteenth celebration in Round Rock, Texas. The incident at Old Settlers Park resulted in two deaths and 14 injuries after a fight broke out between two groups, with innocent bystanders being the victims. 18-year-old Keshawn Dixon was apprehended in Killeen, charged with deadly conduct, and taken to Bell County Jail. Previously, 17-year-old Ricky Thompson III and a male juvenile had been arrested in connection to the shooting. The investigation is ongoing, and additional charges and suspects are being pursued by the Round Rock Police Department.
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Rafah is a dusty, rubble-strewn ghost town 2 months after Israel invaded to root out Hamas – KXAN Austin
SUMMARY: Rafah, a city in the Gaza Strip, has become a deserted, war-ravaged area following a two-month Israeli military invasion targeting Hamas, their final stronghold in Gaza. Abandoned buildings and rubble dominate the landscape, with few civilians remaining. Israel alleges that Hamas turned civilian areas into combat zones, creating deadly traps. Approximately 1.4 million Palestinians fled to Rafah, now reduced to around 50,000 under dire conditions in a “humanitarian area.” Aid efforts are stalled, with dangerous routes and limited access to resources. The humanitarian crisis worsens as Israel pushes forward its offensive, despite significant challenges in aid delivery and civilian survival.
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SUMMARY: At the Essence Festival of Culture, Vice President Kamala Harris and other Black Democrats underscored the dangers of another Trump presidency, positioning the 2024 election as crucial. Harris avoided discussing President Biden's debated reelection viability. Instead, she emphasized the stakes of the election while Black Democrats, key to Biden's past win, backed him amidst calls for him to step aside. These leaders suggested if Biden withdraws, Harris should be the nominee, emphasizing her readiness and contrast with potential white candidates. Despite mixed opinions on Biden's candidacy, consensus emerged on prioritizing Trump's defeat and Harris maintaining her significant role.
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