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Suspect in Dallas attack aimed at ICE agents, authorities say

Dallas experienced a targeted shooting aimed at ICE agents, with the suspect Joshua Jahn operating alone, as confirmed by federal authorities. The U.S. Attorney’s Office revealed evidence of a premeditated attack rooted in Jahn’s opposition to ICE. Investigators found no links to broader groups, emphasizing this was an isolated incident. Heightened security measures are now in place, ensuring the safety of federal employees continues to be a priority.

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Back where it began: Kevin Durant pumped for Texas run

Kevin Durant officially joins the Houston Rockets on his 37th birthday, marking his return to Texas in a historic seven-team trade involving 13 players. The acquisition is expected to significantly boost the Rockets’ lineup, with Durant playing a key leadership role. His contract with the Rockets is worth $54.7 million, with a potential extension in the works.

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Victor Wembanyama is back: healthier, happier, and still growing

San Antonio Spurs center Victor Wembanyama returns to the NBA healthier and taller after surgery for deep vein thrombosis in his right shoulder. The procedure addressed a critical health concern, allowing Wembanyama to focus on his recovery and personal growth. Standing now at 7-foot-4, Wembanyama is eager to continue his career with newfound vigor and experiences beyond basketball.

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Atong Ang gets more time to answer case on missing cockfighters

The Department of Justice (DOJ) in the Philippines has extended the deadline for businessman Atong Ang to respond to the case of missing sabungeros following the submission of new evidence. The extension aims to ensure a comprehensive inquiry into the case that involves missing cockfight enthusiasts. Further details about the evidence and implications on the investigation are yet to be disclosed by authorities.

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