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The biggest supermoon of the year has caused coastal flooding alerts in several states, as officials say some cities could be inundated with up to four feet of water. The supermoon is closer to Earth than average, increasing its gravitational pull on the oceans and creates higher tides.

A downtrodden President Biden appears to be accepting his turn of fate privately, as few of his closest allies on Capitol Hill have heard from him since he dropped out of the 2024 running.  The president has not made a public appearance in six days, recovering from a Covid-19 diagnosis at home in his Rehoboth beach house.  He will be heading back to Washington, D.C., Tuesday afternoon, the first glimpse that Americans will get of their president days after his reelection exit.

A gay Democrat showed a poster of Rudy Giuliani draped in drag on House floor this week to shame Republicans for their effort to bar the military from funding drag shows. The blown-up posted board showed an image of the former New York City mayor dressed in a purple gown, a big blonde wig and a face of makeup as a younger Donald Trump looks admiringly on. Rep. Robert Garcia, D-Calf., who brought the props to the chamber also showed a poster board with a picture of Jennifer Coolidge from the HBO show 'White Lotus' captioned 'These gays, they're trying to murder me,' in another joke aimed at Republicans' anti-LGBT sentiment. 'My Republican colleagues want us to believe that gays are trying to murder us,' he said Thursday motioning towards the Coolidge poster. 'They want to believe that drag is harmful or immoral or wrong. This is completely ridiculous.'

"We write to request that you hold a hearing regarding Jared Kushner's apparent influence peddling and quid pro quo arrangements in exchange for official conduct and analysis of the resulting risks to our national security,' a letter from top Oversight Democrat Jamie Raskin and Rep. Robert Garcia read. Kushner is closing down lucrative real estate deals in Albania and Serbia, according to the New York Times earlier this month. Kushner's programs in the Balkans are based on contacts they established during the Trump administration: they are being worked up with Ric Grenell, who served as both the acting head of national intelligence under Trump and as the special envoy to the Balkans.

It was not immediately clear which way Anthony Joshua's career was heading going before his bout with Otto Wallin in December. Joshua had worked with three different trainers in his previous four fights, but he didn't seem to be particularly convincing with any of them in his corner. Rob McCracken, Joshua's long-serving coach, was fired after his first loss to Oleksandr Usyk, and Robert Garcia couldn't change the result in the rematch. Derrick James, an American, was one of Joshua's many rivals, but Joshua defeated fringe rivals Jermaine Franklin and Robert Helenius.

Despite high-profile cases like Laken Riley's, the Biden campaign said that the suggestion of a'migrant crime boom' doesn't hold out. "This immigrant crime story is racist,' said Democratic Rep. Robert Garcia of California during a press conference call hosted by Biden's re-election bid on Wednesday. It's not true,' Isn't true. We're poisoning the blood of this country,' Donald Trump is out here, and the facts don't point this out.' 'Immigrants, by and large, are guilty of less crime.' So if this story comes up, you'll know, it's just an untrue tale,' he said.

Chief Patrol Agent Robert Garcia, who oversees the Swanton section of northern Vermont, published an informal advertisement for jobs at four locations around the state, as well as two others in New York.

Chief Patrol Agent Robert Garcia, the head of northern Vermont's Swanton sector, released an informal ad for employees at four locations around the state, as well as two others in New York. Last year, illicit crossings from Canada to the United States increased by 500 percent to 10,021 compared to 2022. Of those, 6,925 people were in the Swanton Sector of the Border Patrol. The bulk of the migrants come from Mexico, India, Venezuela, Haiti, and Romania, according to Agent Garcia.

Kristy Brow (left) of Vermont says she has found clothing and personal items in the fields near her Highgate home (right) despite the surge in northern border crossings. Brow's home is located along the Swanton Sector, a strip boundary that straddles portions of New York, New Hampshire, and Vermont, making it a particularly difficult crossing point for asylum seekers as they attempt to escape detection by traveling through Canada rather than Mexico. It's scary to know that you never know what's lurking in your woods.' We never know what we'll find out back in our field,' she said.

Individuals looking for aliens and UFOs in the United States will almost have the greatest success at locating them out west. According to reports published by the National UFO Reporting Center and the US Census Bureau, more than 100,000 alien sightings have been submitted to the Reporting Center between 2000 and 2023. The national average of alien sightings between those years nationwide is 34.3 percent. Nonetheless, one county that is best known for hosting what is perhaps the most famous alien landmark on the list remains at number one. The county with the most counties on the list is Lincoln County, Nevada, home to Area 51.

The new figures, which have increased more than twofold from 2022, came as an increasing number of migrants opt to fly through Canada rather than Mexico to avoid detection, putting a new spin on the now-year-long crisis. Although most people now use legal ports of entry, more than 12,200 people were arrested in 2023, much more than the 3,578 arrested the year before. The Swanton Sector, a strip boundary that straddles portions of New York, New Hampshire, and Vermont, has emerged as a particularly volatile hotspot. Experts have attributed the change to Canada's lax rules, including not requiring travelers from Mexico to have a visa in order to enter the country.

On Tuesday, Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas could be impeached. If results go well, he will be the first Cabinet official to be impeached in nearly 150 years. Mayorkas has'rerefused to comply with federal immigration policies,' according to the impeachment reports, and he has "breached the public trust" in connection with the country's migrant crisis. The allegations against him, according to the Homeland Security Secretary, are "politically motivated and entirely baseless," and he is prepared to defend himself in the event of a Senate lawsuit.

Steve Scalise, the Majority Leader, maintained that the impeachment papers for Homeland Security Sec. were not included. Alejandro Mayorkas will pass the committee on Tuesday night and then on to the House floor next week, even as Democrats resorted to postponed tactics. Because of the tense and lengthy hearing, which accuses Mayorkas of numerous crimes and misdemeanors, it is likely to drag out late in the night. To keep the hearing open, Democrats submitted amendments and other procedural motions. On Fox News, Scalise said, 'It will be out of committee today.' 'It will be on the floor next week for the full House to vote on.'

In a tumultuous Homeland Security hearing in order to mount an impeachment of Homeland Security Sec. Robert Garcia of California compared Donald Trump to Adolf Hitler. Alejandro Mayorkas. "Trump echoes Hitler's argument that refugees like myself and my families "pollute the blood of this nation." Garcia said, 'He likes chaos.' This is all about trying to get Donald Trump reelected,' the Democrat said as House Republicans swung away from Senate-led, bipartisan immigration talks in favour of seeking to avoid impeachment.

In a tense Homeland Security hearing to advance the impeachment of Homeland Security Sec. Robert Garcia of California, compared Donald Trump to Adolf Hitler. Alejandro Mayorkas was born in Alejandro Mayorkas.

According to Anthony Joshua's former coach Robert Garcia, if the two meet inside the boxing ring in 2024, the Brit would cope with Francis Ngannou quickly. Garcia worked with Joshua for his rematch with Oleksandr Usyk in August 2022, but he was unable to help him regain his world titles after the Ukrainian heavyweight defeated Ukraine by a slim margin. After that solitary confrontation, Joshua and Garcia resigned, and AJ returned to winning in 2023 in a string of three consecutive victories. In his latest outing last month, he put on a good show by defeating Otto Wallin after five rounds, and his focus has now shift to his next opponent.

On Sunday morning, the Victory Outreach Church in Pomona, Los Angeles, California, was set ablaze in a massive fire. The 12,000 square-foot building was completed in 1981. There were no injuries, but the cause of the fire is being investigated. The church planned to host a community outreach activity at the church, but it is also planned to take place across the street.

More than three hundred migrants have been crashing at San Diego International Airport as the border city has been plagued with a rash of crossers. Many of them are families with children as they sleep on the airport's floor to await the upcoming flights. According to reports, some passengers arrived several hours or even days before their flights took off.

The majority of the migrants came from Mexico, India, Venezuela, Haiti, and Romania, according to Chief Patrol Agent Robert Garcia. It's a significant rise since last year, when 1,000 migrants were apprehended at the same border area - and also since 2021, when just 365 were detained during the pandemic. The northern border at large is drawing more migrants than in previous years; 2023 saw 189,402 migrant crossings, compared to 109,535 in 2022 and 27,000 in 2021. Nevertheless, northern border crossings pale in comparison to the US-Mexico border, which saw more than 2.4 million migrants in the first year.

According to officials, a portion of the US-Canada border has seen a dramatic rise in more than 6,000 migrants from 76 countries detained this year, more than the last ten years combined. On Wednesday, Chief Patrol Agent Robert Garcia rang the alarm about the Swanton Sector, which covers the New York, New Hampshire, and Vermont border with Canada. 'Over 6,100 arrests from 76 countries in less than 11 months, outnumbering the last ten years combined,' Swanton Sector Chief Garcia said on X. 'Swanton Sector Agents are resolute and steadfast on the line across our 295 miles of border.'

Following the death, the two parted ways, with a'massive breakdown' in Joshua's camp cited as the reason for the break. They were long-term friends and colleagues, but Joshua reshuffled his staff after the loss to the Ukrainians, using Robert Garcia for the rematch but losing again. He has now turned to Derrick James in an attempt to become a world champion once more, defeating Jermaine Franklin in his first fight with James and setting up a match with fellow Brit Dillian Whyte.

After being charged with money laundering, wire fraud, and making inaccurate representations during his campaign, House Democrats are proposing a bill to disgrace disgraced Republican Rep. George Santos. Rep. Robert Garcia, D-Calif., introduced the bill, which means that around 70% of Republicans will have to sign on. The motion is privileged, and Republicans have two days to schedule a vote. If the House were to exclude Santos, it would result in a special election in New York's third district, where President Biden gained by eight points in 2020. At least until the seat is filled, Republicans will also be down a vote, a vote that is impossible to lose with their five-seat majority.

Consumers Research claims that the firm retaliated after receiving backlash from Bud Light's signing of trans influencer Dylan Mulvaney to endorse the brand. On Friday, the Washington, D.C.-based group, headed by Executive Director Will Hild, unveiled the new plan. It will be possible for consumers to be sent text updates from companies that Consumers Research claims have gone too far to the left in their advertisements. Anyone can sign up for the alerts by entering a phone number on the website, with Jack Daniels, Bud Light, Blackrock, and Silicon Valley Bank all being vulnerable. According to the website, "Many businesses are putting social activists and their dangerous agendas in front of clients." They'll only succeed if we go the other way.' Following their Dylan Mulvaney campaign, they targeted Bud Light, which culminated in her appearance on cans with her face on, something the firm said was not for PR alone.

Anthony Joshua makes his return to the ring tonight as he takes on American heavyweight Jermaine Franklin in London. With his last victory over Kubrat Pulev in 2020, the Brit is hoping to bounce back from a humiliating pair of setbacks to Oleksandr Usyk. Joshua is his first combat since leaving coach Robert Garcia and naming new trainer Derrick James, who has since promised to bring a new version of himself, according to the official poster, 'new dawn.'