Visiting an 18th-century fountain in Rome could start costing you more than the coin you toss in the water. Italian officials are considering allocating time slots to visit the historic Trevi Fountain to help curb tourists overcrowding the area. Drafted plans reveal the fountain would require timed reservations to be made in advance, limiting the…
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News Border Patrol mobile app for migrants seeking entry faces scrutiny for its lack of vetting, security
A government mobile app for migrants seeking asylum at the southern border is facing scrutiny for its lack of vetting migrants. An internal watchdog within the Department of Homeland Security sent a report to Congress titled, “CBP Did Not Thoroughly Plan for CBP One Risks, and Opportunities to Implement Improvements Exist.” The report warns of…
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News Secret Service delayed Trump’s Nashville speech after attendees failed to follow proper entry protocols
Former President Trump’s speech in Nashville, Tennessee, over the weekend was briefly delayed by the Secret Service over another security concern, just two weeks after he survived an assassination attempt at a rally in Pennsylvania, according to reports. Trump was prepared to take the stage on Saturday afternoon inside the Music City Center for the…
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News Nick Saban says he was initially denied entry from SEC Media Days: ‘It was a little different’
For the first time, Nick Saban was a member of the press when he attended SEC Media Days on Monday. To his surprise, however, he broke a cardinal rule and was denied entry, at least initially. Saban said on ESPN he forgot to wear his press badge upon entering the event. Essentially, Saban got a…
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Kenya news FAWE Kenya champions for re -entry of pregnant teen girls to school to ensure education for all – Kenya News Agency
The Forum for African Women Educationalists of Kenya (FAWEK) has called on parents, teachers, education stakeholders to champion for re- entry to school for teenage girls, who get pregnant so as to ensure education for all. FAWEK Murang’a Coordinator Pauline Masese while speaking in Matanya Primary School in Murang’a South, during the celebrations to mark…
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News San Diego Is Once Again a Top Migrant Entry Point
From sunrise to sunset, the U.S. Border Patrol buses arrived every hour at a sunbaked parking lot in San Diego. Dozens of migrants stepped outside each time, many seeming to be confused about what was happening at this trolley hub on a recent weekend. There were no local officials to answer questions. No services. And…
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News Smugglers turn to social media to lure Turkish migrants on ease of entry into US
Turkish migrants are entering the U.S. through the southern border at record numbers, with smugglers turning to social media to boast how easy it is to enter the country through California, according to reports. Data on the U.S. Customs and Border Protection website shows that in 2021, the number of Turkish migrant encounters along the…
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News Serial killer’s daughter confronts him behind bars over explosive diary entry that suggests she too was victim
NASHVILLE – After Oklahoma cold case investigators helped her uncover an entry in serial killer Dennis Reader’s diary suggesting he abused her when she was too young to remember, she confronted him behind bars. Kerri Rawson visited her dad, better known as BTK for his self-styled moniker – bind, torture, kill – in an Arkansas…
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News Norway ramps up entry restrictions for Russians in response to Ukraine war
Norway will tighten its restrictions on entry from Russia, barring those with tourist visas issued before 2022 or by other European countries. The decision is in response to Russia’s war on Ukraine, according to Justice Minister Emilie Enger Mehl. Norway has a 123-mile border with Russia in the Arctic. Norway on Thursday said it will…
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News Border Patrol mobile app for migrants seeking entry into US controversial on both sides of immigration debate
A government mobile app for migrants seeking asylum at the southern border has become controversial on both sides of the immigration debate. U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) says on its website the CBP One app to schedule appointments at points of entry into the U.S. has “increased CBP’s capacity to process migrants more efficiently…
0 55 0May 12, 2024