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Project Neapolitan thwarts potential terror attack on Jewish community in Greater Toronto Area, involving ISIS-inspired cell with ties to Syria. Three men charged, accused of plotting violence and supporting terror activities. Investigation ongoing, preventing potential abductions and sexual slavery. Law enforcement praised for potentially saving lives.

Hamilton police investigate late-night shooting in downtown core; two vehicles involved, no injuries reported. SUV and sedan fled the scene, bullet casings found. Authorities seek publics help in identifying vehicles or witnesses.

Recently released Jeffrey Epstein documents spark controversy, with many accusing the Justice Department of withholding information. Despite initial indications of a larger release, only around four thousand files, mostly photographs, were made public. Among these were images of former President Bill Clinton, but notably absent were former President Donald Trump and Prince Andrew. The release has drawn criticism from lawmakers, who vow to push for the full disclosure of all Epstein documents by the end of the year.

In response to a deadly attack on U.S. troops in Syria, the Trump administration launched a large-scale airstrike, targeting ISIS fighters and weapon sites. The operation, involving F-15 Eagle jets, A-10 Thunderbolt aircraft, and AH-64 Apache helicopters, hit seventy targets, marking a declaration of vengeance rather than the start of a war. The strikes were carried out following the ambush that killed two U.S. soldiers and a civilian interpreter, and more attacks are expected in the near future.

Man Found Guilty of Murder in Toronto Shooting, Sparking Debate on Supervised Consumption Sites A man, Damian Hudson, was convicted of second-degree murder for a shooting that killed a bystander, Karolina Huebner-Makurat, near a Toronto supervised consumption site. The incident led to reviews and new legislation affecting such sites, resulting in most closures due to lack of funding.

Tragic Shootings at Brown University and MIT Linked: Authorities Identify Suspect Two students were killed and nine injured in a shooting at Brown University, with the alleged gunman, Claudio Neves Valente, identified as a former physics student. Valente was seen on campus multiple times before the shooting and later fatally shot a MIT professor, Nuno Loureiro, in Brookline. The two incidents were linked when a wounded student recognized Valente from surveillance footage. Valente had allegedly concealed his identity by placing a Maine license plate over his rental cars Florida plate. The investigation is ongoing to understand the motive behind these violent acts.

Drug dealer convicted of murder in fatal shooting outside supervised injection site, sparking controversy and leading to legal consequences for others involved.

Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, imprisoned for a coup attempt, has been approved for hernia surgery, but will not be granted house arrest afterward. He currently resides in a twelve-square-meter room with amenities, and has no contact with other inmates. Bolsonaro denies any wrongdoing in connection with his conviction for attempting to overthrow Brazils democracy.

Former President Bill Clinton appears in newly released Justice Department documents related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, sparking controversy. Photos show Clinton with Epsteins associate, Ghislaine Maxwell, and other redacted individuals in various settings. The White House, seeking to distance itself from Trump, highlights Clintons photos, asserting it had no ties with Epstein. Clinton has never been accused of misconduct. More details are expected as additional documents are released.