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Malabar pied hornbills were sighted in Kannur, marking a notable wildlife observation in the region. The sighting highlights the presence of this bird species in the area.

Saronic, an autonomous vessel maker, will build Port Alpha, a $3 billion shipyard in Brownsville, Texas, capable of constructing large vessels and creating 10,000 jobs. The project, supported by state and local incentives, includes government grants and tax abatements, though it faced local opposition over the need for subsidies.

Shots were fired at an ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations building in Phoenix, according to the FBI. No injuries were reported. The incident occurred at 2035 N. Central Avenue.

The Knesset passed a construction waste law before disbanding, establishing regulations for waste from building sites through transport, processing, and recycling. The law does not apply to the West Bank, where waste dumping is prevalent, and its funding remains unclear.

A mining official has been arrested and charged with bribery. The case involves allegations of corrupt practices.

Iraq and Syria signed an agreement to restore an oil pipeline as an alternative to the Strait of Hormuz. Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi met with President Donald Trump during a visit to the U.S.

A public viewing for Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, who was killed by ICE, was held at Forest Park Lawndale funeral home in Houston, Texas. Attendees expressed anguish and disbelief over his death.

Mr. Sulaiman emphasized institutional development, staff welfare, research excellence, and legislative capacity building to position NILDS as a leading democratic governance institution in Africa. The goal is to establish NILDS as an intellectual hub for democracy.

A person was hospitalized after a medical emergency at a construction site in North Bay Village. Miami-Dade Fire Rescue used a stokes basket to lower the patient to the ground before rushing them to the hospital. The individual's condition remains unclear.

A sanctioned vessel, the Caroline Bezengi, is likely leaking oil near Oman based on satellite imagery analysis and expert assessments. The tanker, which loaded Russian oil in Novorossiysk, last transmitted a signal on June 11 off Yemen's coast.

A motorcyclist was killed in a crash on I-25 near downtown Colorado Springs on Thursday evening, July 16, according to the Colorado Springs Police Department. The incident occurred around 10:45 p.m. and closed lanes of the interstate.

The MAHE-SMI design & FinTech Conference featured the PFRDA chairperson outlining an AI roadmap to redesign NPS onboarding. The event focused on leveraging artificial intelligence to improve the National Pension System's onboarding process.

The FAA will allow Boeing to resume certifying its 737 Max and 787 planes as airworthy starting next week, following a months-long review confirming Boeing's safety checks meet requirements. This decision ends a period where both Boeing and FAA inspectors conducted weekly checks, and follows past FAA oversight triggered by 2019 737 Max crashes and 2022 production issues with the 787.

The article introduces a session on estate planning basics and a breakout session focused on state-specific estate planning details. Attendees can learn fundamental concepts and explore localized strategies.

A man employed by the GEO Group allegedly shot a woman protesting near the ICE Processing Center in Aurora on Thursday night, as reported by the Aurora Police Department in a Friday press release.

John Rose, a Republican gubernatorial candidate, is demanding transparency from Marsha Blackburn, another GOP candidate for governor, regarding an alleged Senate ethics probe into her office. Blackburn's office has not disclosed details of the investigation, which Rose argues should be made public to build trust. The request comes amid Tennessee's early voting period for the August 6 primary.

The Louisiana Department of Health reported a fourth heat-related death in Louisiana this year, with victims located in Northeast Louisiana, Northshore, and Acadiana regions.

Federal authorities recommend investigating a cluster of rare child cancer cases in Ladera Ranch, Orange County. Families in the community believe there is a common cause, though no link has been established yet.

The number of confirmed cyclosporiasis cases in Michigan increased to 5,002, with 102 hospitalizations, as the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) identified lettuce or salad greens as a possible source. MDHHS issued recommendations to discard outer leaves, wash inner leaves, and cook greens to 158°F to mitigate the parasite's risk.

A man was charged with reckless homicide after allegedly crashing into a car while racing on Stony Island Avenue in Chicago. Troshawn McCoy, from Frankfort, faces the charge following the incident on January 7 in the 9200 block of South Stony Island.

The government plans to reform tender processes to increase transparency by consolidating them under a single framework. The Cabinet has decided to establish a committee of experts to assess the issue and provide recommendations.

The self-enumeration process for the 2027 Census has begun in Chennai. This process allows individuals to report census data themselves.

Kerala has initiated coordinated action against drug cartels as part of Operation Toofan to combat drug abuse.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents have killed 22 people during President Donald Trump's second term, with 19 incidents involving traffic stops. The most recent fatality, Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero, a legal immigrant in Maine, occurred amid heightened scrutiny of vehicle-related enforcement. Congressional Republicans allocated over $250 billion to fund immigration enforcement, and an ACLU report identified 432 incidents of force or threats by agents across eight states.

U.S. Marshals are requesting public assistance to locate a Nashville man wanted on two rape charges. The suspect has indicated to investigators that he intends to flee to Alaska.

New York State Police seized 500 pounds of cannabis during a vehicle pursuit on the Northway in Warren and Saratoga Counties, leading to the arrest of two individuals.

A list of restaurants with 30 or more food safety violations during a single inspection, including Cuba Lives Restaurant in Hialeah, which had 36 violations such as improper food storage, pest infestations, and unsafe temperatures. None of the listed restaurants were shut down despite repeated failures to meet basic safety standards.

A convenience store in Pompano Beach reopened after a driver accidentally crashed into it by mistaking the gas pedal for the brake. The driver sustained no injuries, the building had no structural damage, but repairs will cost thousands of dollars. Parts of the storefront were boarded up, though the door remained undamaged and operational.

Air quality warnings have been issued in major US cities due to dense wildfire smoke from Canada. FIFA World Cup organizers are monitoring the smoky conditions closely.

OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar outlines four questions to assess whether AI spending generates economic value, emphasizing 'useful intelligence per dollar' as the key metric. OpenAI plans to invest up to $500 billion in AI infrastructure through its Stargate initiative and may pursue an IPO as early as this summer.

A magnitude 7.3 earthquake struck off Mexico’s southern coast near Chiapas, shaking buildings in Guatemala and El Salvador. Authorities reported no immediate casualties or major damage, with Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum and Guatemalan President Bernardo Arevalo confirming no deaths in their regions.

The D.C. Circuit upheld the EPA's decision to delay stricter emission standards for steel mills until April 3, 2027, rejecting challenges from environmental groups. The court found the EPA's extension was justified due to technological infeasibility, aligning with the Clean Air Act. The standards target hazardous pollutants from steelmaking processes, including carbon dioxide emissions.

Jamaica’s government reports that two of its citizens, deported by the US to Eswatini, have rejected offers to be repatriated to Jamaica. The third citizen's response was not specified in the article.

The United States used the World Cup as a testing ground for policing technologies, raising concerns about surveillance and security measures.

Jamaica's government reported that two of three US-deported citizens to Eswatini rejected offers to return to Jamaica, citing unwillingness to repatriate. The US has faced criticism for third-country deportations to Eswatini, a nation with authoritarian governance and human rights concerns. Jamaica is seeking diplomatic resolution with the US and Eswatini.

Jamaica's government confirmed two of its citizens deported by the US to Eswatini have rejected offers to return to Jamaica. The third citizen remains uncontacted, and Jamaica is working with the US and Eswatini to resolve the situation. The US deportations to Eswatini have faced criticism from human rights groups due to the kingdom's political environment.

The Virginia State Police (VSP) arrested two individuals in connection to a stolen vehicle in the town of Woodford, Bennington County. The incident involved a vehicle that was stolen from the area.

Mayor Mamdani stated he will not accept a pay raise following its approval by the New York City Council. Reporters questioned him about his decision to decline the increase.

A 2-year-old boy accidentally shot and killed himself in a firearm incident in Highland Park. The child's mother and her boyfriend were arrested in connection with the incident.

Delta Electronics met with CM Vijay to propose establishing a greenfield testing and validation facility. The initiative aims to enhance infrastructure for product validation.