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JUSTTHENEWS (Misty Severi) - DOJ charges two alleged Tren de Aragua members in Massachusetts ATM malware case

The two 29-year-olds, Moises Alejandro Martinez Gutierrz and Lestter Guerrero, have been charged with conspiracy to commit bank theft. The department claimed both are in the United States illegally.

YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - Trump to blame for affordability, not Biden: Ryan Cummings | On Balance

Ryan Cummings, a former Council of Economic Advisers member under President Joe Biden, joins NewsNation to discuss the differing perspectives on the state of the economy by the Trump administration and the Democratic Party. "On Balance with Leland Vittert" takes a critical look at some of the day's hottest subjects.

JUSTTHENEWS (Misty Severi) - US military uses laser to take down Border Protection drone near El Paso

The incident prompted the Federal Aviation Administration to close down more airspace near El Paso, though no commercial flights were impacted by the closure this time.

JUSTTHENEWS (The Center Square Staff) - Judge says Greenpeace will have to pay $345 million over pipeline protest

The case went to trial in 2025, and a jury found Greenpeace liable on all claims.

AXIOS (Marc Caputo) - Texas airspace shut after Pentagon shoots down border patrol drone

The Federal Aviation Administration prohibited flights in a Texas region near the border with Mexico after the Defense Department accidentally shot down a border patrol drone on Thursday, an administration official told Axios. The big picture: The Defense Department shot down the drone in the area around Fort Hancock, Texas, because CBP didn't coordinate with the department, an administration official told Axios. Neither coordinated with FAA, according to the official. - Reuters first reported on the incident. Flashback: El Paso airspace shutdown sparks D.C. blame game Editor's note: This is a breaking news story. Please check back for updates.

The Federal Aviation Administration prohibited flights in a Texas region near the border with Mexico after the Defense Department accidentally shot down a border patrol drone on Thursday, an administration official told Axios. The big picture: The Defense Department shot down the drone in the area around Fort Hancock, Texas, because CBP didn't coordinate with the department, an administration official told Axios. Neither coordinated with FAA, according to the official. - Reuters first reported on the incident. Flashback: El Paso airspace shutdown sparks D.C. blame game Editor's note: This is a breaking news story. Please check back for updates.Open

BITCHUTE - WarRoom Battleground EP 957: Sharia Law Spreads To Idaho; Pre Game To Corpus Christi

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ABCNEWS - Dept. of Defense shoots down Customs and Border Protection drone in Texas: Officials

Ranking members of the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure released a statement on the incident on Thursday.

DAILYCALLER (Mariane Angela) - Watch Hillary Clinton Flee After Reporter Asks Why Ghislaine Maxwell Attended Chelsea’s Wedding

'Epstein had already been convicted'