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U.S. planes hit Iranian missile in drone storage locations, as well as coastal radar sites Sunday.
“It's the second day of attack since Iran hit a commercial vessel in the straight-of-form”
moves this past week. Iran has now retaliated by launching a drone assault on Bahrain, which is home to the U.S. Navy's fifth fleet. Tehran is also launched attacks on other U.S. sites in Kuwait. Iran called these latest strikes a firm response to the U.S. attacks.
The death toll from Venezuela's devastating earthquakes continues to rise as aid now begins to arrive. NPR's 8/4" has more. The government said the death toll had risen to 1,430, with nearly 3,500 injured, but those figures are predicted to rise.
Cargo planes carrying emergency aid are now beginning to land in Venezuela after the main airport in Caracas partially reopened to relief flights.
U.S. officials say they hope to deliver the first mobile hospitals as rescue workers
continue to battle unstable rubble and damaged infrastructure and search of survivors. In one of the few moments of hope on Newborn Baby was rescued from the rubble in the Venezuelan
“city as teams and civilians alike continue digging through collapsed buildings.”
It's a prototype in PR News and the White House State Venezuela. President Trump says that he's nominating a former Oklahoma State trooper to lead immigration and customs enforcement. NPR's Shandley Stuster has more on our story. President Trump said in a social media post that he has chosen "Lance Shroyer" to be
the next immigration and customs enforcement director. Shroyer is senior advisor to Homeland Security Secretary Mark Wayne Mullin and has been overseeing coordination of immigration enforcement according to the agency. He previously worked at the Oklahoma Department of Public Safety, was an Oklahoma State trooper, and served as a U.S. Marine.
Shroyer's nomination must be approved by the Senate. If confirmed, he would replace acting ICE Director David Venturella. ICE has not had a Senate confirmed director since President Obama's administration. Shandley's Duster and PR News. Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear has declared a state of emergency after flash floods that
“have left at least four people dead there.”
High water has also inundated a number of counties, and his Curtis Tate from Member Station W.E.K.U. reports, more rain could fall throughout the night. Shroyer said parts of Kentucky had already received six to seven inches of rain Saturday, and he warned people to stay off the roads. He also said search and rescue teams were on the ground.
"Thank you.
To all the first responders out there, we've seen dozens upon dozens of rescues."
Multiple counties have declared states of emergency. Beshear said Madison County, which is just south of Lexington, was especially hard hit. He encouraged people to avoid calling 911 for updates on road conditions and directed them to KY.gov instead. For NPR News, I'm Curtis Tate and Richmond, Kentucky, and you're listening to NPR News.
A little known militant group is claiming responsibility for an attack in Karachi Saturday night. A militant drove a truck filled with explosives into the provincial headquarters of the paramilitary Pakistan Rangers. Local media say at least three troops and three militants were killed in the battle.
For more than a century, federal Indian boarding schools worked to break tribal bonds by isolating children from their families and forcing them to abandon their culture. But one still operational school in Santa Fe followed a very different path, and PR is Sequoia Curillo reports. Santa Fe Indian School, like many boarding schools, of its kind, has a painful history.
Being first established in 1890 as a Native American boarding school, which we still are a boarding school, it's just not in the way that people would think a boarding school is. That's Kyle Chitiva, a junior at the school. Located in the middle of Santa Fe, it wasn't quite as isolated as other Native boarding schools.
And were most of these schools forced assimilation, Santa Fe has become known for training many Native artists as early as the 1930s. After New Deal era public works money, flowed into the surrounding area. Now, the school's safeguards native culture and teaches 11 languages on campus. Generations of families work at and attend the school.
Sequoia Curillo and PR News. He was down to the wire Saturday in the PGA Championship underway in Connecticut, Victor Hovelin, which one shot off the lead until the 18th hole, where he hit a sandwich to six feet from the pin before putting in, giving him a one stroke lead going into Sunday's final round.
Scottie Sheffler, who had been leading the tournament three put to the same hole for a bogey and dropped a second to other players now sit in third, five strokes off the pace. I'm Dale Wilman and PR News. This is our glass on this American life when they mean like, it's a good mystery. Sometimes about really big things, but most times, the little mysteries are the best.
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