The US Secret Service evacuated the White House grounds after discovering an unknown item, which was later revealed to be cocaine hydrochloride, according to a leaked audio clip allegedly from the District of Columbia Fire and Emergency Medical Services Department. Cocaine hydrochloride is a form of cocaine commonly used as a local anesthetic but also abused recreationally. The substance was tested positive and has been seized by US Customs and Border Protection in the past. Speculation arises regarding the initial claim that it was a nasal spray, with concerns raised about the potential implications of finding drugs at the White House.
Meta’s long-awaited Threads app, aimed at positioning itself as a rational alternative to the chaotic Twitter, is reportedly scheduled for launch on July 6. The app was spotted on the Google Play store and the Apple App Store, with a description highlighting its goal of bringing communities together to discuss various topics of interest. Threads aims to provide a platform for users to connect with favorite creators, like-minded individuals, and build their own following to share ideas and creativity with the world. The launch date is yet to be officially confirmed by Meta.
A bobcat attacked a camper sleeping in a hammock at Selden Neck State Park in Connecticut, according to state environmental officials. The man, part of a group of adults leading a youth camping outing, was attacked early Friday morning. He, along with two other adult leaders, managed to subdue and kill the bobcat, ensuring the safety of the children who were not in contact with the animal. The three men were subsequently taken to a local hospital for treatment of injuries sustained during the encounter. The conditions of the individuals were not disclosed.
The Israeli military has deployed thousands of troops and drones in a significant operation targeting a Palestinian militant stronghold in the West Bank city of Jenin. The operation, larger in scale than any carried out this year, aims to dismantle a command center used by armed terrorists for coordination and communication. Palestinian officials report at least eight deaths and 50 injuries. Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant emphasized a proactive approach against terrorism, stating that those who harm Israeli citizens will face severe consequences. Israel is also preparing for potential rocket fire from Gaza and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a security assessment to discuss the operation and potential responses.
French President Emmanuel Macron has postponed his state visit to Germany to address the ongoing crisis, which marks the most significant challenge to his leadership since the “Yellow Vest” protests in 2018. The recent death of a young man, Nahel, has fueled long-standing allegations of police violence and systemic racism. While authorities deny these claims, an officer involved in the incident is under investigation for voluntary homicide. Despite a decrease in the number of arrests, sporadic clashes and unrest persist in several cities, including Marseille, Paris, Nice, and Strasbourg. Concerns have been raised regarding the impact on France’s summer tourist season, and China has warned its citizens to remain vigilant due to the escalating situation. Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire reports significant damage and looting of malls, supermarkets, and various other establishments. Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne has called for an end to the violence, and security measures have been intensified in affected areas.
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