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YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - 'That number is very high': NewsNation's Rich McHugh on 400 New Jersey 'cancer cluster' cases

NewsNation investigative reporter Rich McHugh examines the nearly 400 reported cancer cases connected geographically to the Keyport, New Jersey, area. He explains why the number is raising serious questions about what is happening in this small community. Watch this full episode of "The Truth of the Matter": https://youtu.be/XFmELNCv3oY #NewJersey #Keyport #cancer

THENATIONALPULSE (Pulse Wires) - Spanish Official Fired for Leaking Migrant Invasion Data.

A Spanish government official was fired for issuing an alert after illegal migrants from Morocco rushed the border at Ceuta.

A Spanish civil servant was dismissed after publishing accurate data on the record-breaking migrant invasion into Ceuta, a Spanish exclave in North Africa, sparking criticism and public backlash. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: A Spanish government official was fired for issuing an alert after tens of thousands of illegal migrants breached the city of Ceuta’s border with Morocco. DETAIL: A staff member of Spain’s Department of National Security (DSN), roughly equivalent to the United States’ National Security Council, was fired after publishing an alert detailing the surge of illegal migrants into Ceuta, a Spanish city in North Africa, from Morocco. The alert was issued on Thursday and deleted soon after. The alert warned Spaniards…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Sadie Smith) - DiCaprio and Bezos pledge $200 million to rescue 100 endangered species worldwide

Leonardo DiCaprio has launched what backers call the largest philanthropic fund ever dedicated to recovering critically endangered species, a $200 million commitment bankrolled in equal parts by his conservation group and the Bezos Earth Fund. The initiative, called the Phoenix Species Project, aims to pull roughly 100 species back from the edge of extinction across […] The post DiCaprio and Bezos pledge $200 million to rescue 100 endangered species worldwide appeared first on American Almanac .

Leonardo DiCaprio has launched what backers call the largest philanthropic fund ever dedicated to recovering critically endangered species, a $200 million commitment bankrolled in equal parts by his conservation group and the Bezos Earth Fund. The initiative, called the Phoenix Species Project, aims to pull roughly 100 species back from the edge of extinction across 30 countries. Half the money, $100 million, comes from the Bezos Earth Fund, chaired in part by Lauren Sánchez Bezos. The other $100 million comes from Re:wild, the conservation nonprofit DiCaprio co-founded with wildlife scientist Dr. Wes Sechrest, with additional backing from the Todd Graves Family Foundation and a group called Age of Union. The project grew out of a…Open