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A vicious tornado outbreak across multiple states has reportedly killed over a dozen people and injured hundreds more. Communities in Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas witnessed catastrophic damage. “The storms inflicted their worst damage in a region spanning from north of Dallas to the northwest corner of Arkansas,” the Associated Press reports. FOX Weather reports Texas experienced its deadliest tornado in state history since 2015. The powerful twister struck Cooke County, Texas, where at least seven people reportedly died. The victims included two children, ages 2 and 5, and three family members inside one home. WATCH: Aftermath of tornado that killed 7 people in Cooke County Saturday night (via IG/ basscomanderjay) pic.twitter.com/S0Qhf3OEM0 — Dallas Texas TV (@DallasTexasTV) May 26, 2024 Terrifying footage shows the moment the tornado struck a gas station and trapped people inside. “Watch as New terrifying footage captured by storm chaser @ConnerStinesWx Along with his sister shows the extent terrifying moment when a large damaging and deadly tornado hitting a truck stop / shell gas station while they were inside where police scanners first reported a mass casualty event as reportedly 150 people were trapped inside the building according to storm chaser Connor he said they were driving on I-35 in Valley View Texas as we drove to the truck stop / gas station,” Rawsalerts wrote. “We pulled into the gas station so that I could look at radar, and then we took shelter immediately then the tornado multiple homes and buildings have been significantly damage along with numerous vehicles being flipped over or destroyed so far 7 people along with two children have been killed from this tornado in north Texas along with multiple other injuries,” the post added. WATCH: #BREAKING: New footage shows inside the exact moment when Large, Deadly Tornado struck a Truck Stop/Gas Station, Leading to Mass Casualty Event #ValleyView | #Texas Watch as New terrifying footage captured by storm chaser @ConnerStinesWx Along with his sister shows the… pic.twitter.com/wtHDwdqdIX — R A W S A L E R T S (@rawsalerts) May 26, 2024 “This is terrifying video from inside the Valley View gas station as Saturday night’s tornado traveled through Cooke County, TX. Dozens of people huddled in the bathrooms/hallway. Everyone inside the gas station survived, per the sheriff,” FOX 4 reporter Peyton Yager said. WATCH: This is terrifying video from inside the Valley View gas station as Saturday night’s tornado traveled through Cooke County, TX. Dozens of people huddled in the bathrooms/hallway. Everyone inside the gas station survived, per the sheriff.@FOX4 @foxweather @Fox4Weather #txwx pic.twitter.com/GwID8S9FpE — Peyton Yager (@peytonyager) May 26, 2024 FOX Weather reports: A tornado outbreak produced dozens of damage reports across America’s Heartland from Texas to Missouri, including more than 20 tornado reports. A deadly twister from the severe thunderstorms struck along the Denton-Cooke county lines on Interstate 35. Cooke County Sheriff Ray Sappington said in a news conference that at least seven people were killed and dozens were injured near Valley View. Many of the injuries were reported at an AP Travel Stop and Shell station, where dozens of people attempted to seek shelter from the twister. The tornado produced widespread destruction as it moved through northern Denton County late Saturday night. According to county officials, damage to homes, overturned RVs, and downed power lines were reported in the area. Significant damage was reported at Lake Ray Roberts Marina and RVs. The sheriff said a 2-year-old and a 5-year-old were found Sunday morning among the deceased. WATCH: "We've never dealt with this … but we're alive. That's what matters. Everything else can be replaced but our lives." A North Texas couple describes the tornado that destroyed their home Saturday night, and how they found safety: https://t.co/ircjT1XL82 pic.twitter.com/OkzHuqNimH — WFAA (@wfaa) May 26, 2024 TORNADO AFTERMATH: After a deadly tornado ripped through last night. Cooke and Denton county officials say at least 7 are dead,including children, and at least 60 are hurt. Take a look at what’s left of this gas station of I-35 at Lone Oak in Valley View. @SpectrumNews1TX pic.twitter.com/3zLkjQtSzj — Marcine Graham (@MJ_Reports) May 26, 2024 NORTH TEXAS TORNADO: This is video we received from two people inside a car as the reported tornado passed over them along I-35 near Sanger last night. Latest updates: https://t.co/u0w4oPuDhq Damage we're seeing: https://t.co/lfA8xIJaD5 pic.twitter.com/79449fZpml — WFAA (@wfaa) May 26, 2024 From the Associated Press: Storms also killed two people and destroyed houses in Oklahoma, where the injured included guests at an outdoor wedding, and five people in Arkansas. Tens of thousands of residents were without power across the region. In Texas, about 100 people were injured and more than 200 homes and structures destroyed, said Abbott, sitting in front of a ravaged truck stop near the small agricultural community of Valley View. The area was among the hardest-hit, with winds reaching an estimated 135 mph (217 kph), officials said. “The hopes and dreams of Texas families and small businesses have literally been crushed by storm after storm,” said Abbott, whose state has seen successive bouts of severe weather, including storms that killed eight people in Houston. Hugo Parra, who lives in Farmers Branch, north of Dallas, said he rode out the storm with 40 to 50 people in the bathroom of the truck stop. The storm sheared the roof and walls off the building, mangling metal beams and leaving battered cars in the parking lot. “A firefighter came to check on us and he said, ‘You’re very lucky,’” Parra said. “The best way to describe this is the wind tried to rip us out of the bathrooms.” Multiple people were transported to hospitals by ambulance and helicopter in Denton County, also north of Dallas.

With reports of two additional human cases of H5N1 Avian Influenza, the fear campaign for bird flu has started ramping up to another level. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said it’s preparing for the “possibility of increased risk to human health” from bird flu, ABC News noted. “The CDC has confirmed a second human case of the highly contagious bird flu virus linked to an outbreak in dairy cows. Health officials say a Michigan farmworker recovered after mild symptoms, and likely contracted the virus from infected livestock,” World News Tonight stated. WATCH: The CDC has confirmed a second human case of the highly contagious bird flu virus linked to an outbreak in dairy cows. Health officials say a Michigan farmworker recovered after mild symptoms, and likely contracted the virus from infected livestock. @perezreports has more. pic.twitter.com/X3K71IiIeG — World News Tonight (@ABCWorldNews) May 23, 2024 Australia recently reported its first-ever human case of bird flu. First human case of ‘Bird Flu’ reported in Australia in a child who got it while in India.. pic.twitter.com/MZIt9BcSU1 — DramaAlert (@DramaAlert) May 24, 2024 Per ABC News: Australia has recorded its first ever human case of one particular strain of the bird flu, after H5N1 avian influenza was detected in a child travelling home to Victoria. The Victorian Department of Health confirmed the child returning to the country became unwell in March and subsequently tested positive to the avian influenza, also known as bird flu. “The child experienced a severe infection but is no longer unwell and has made a full recovery,” the spokesperson said. “Contact tracing has not identified any further cases of avian influenza connected to this case.” The department reassured the community that the chances of additional human cases was “very low”. Unsurprisingly, the United States federal government is preparing to develop bird flu vaccines. According to reports, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) will move forward with a plan to produce 4.8 million doses of H5N1 avian influenza vaccine. HHS advances plan to produce 4.8 million H5N1 vaccine doses https://t.co/VMLooaLhV6 — Jack Straw (@JackStr42679640) May 25, 2024 “Dawn O’Connell, JD, said health officials have identified a manufacturing line at one of its manufacturing partners for fill-and-finish steps, without disrupting production of seasonal flu vaccine. Currently, the vaccine is in bulk form and will be produced in multidose vials,” the University of Minnesota’s Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy (CIDRAP) stated. Discussions reportedly are underway with Pfizer and Moderna to potentially manufacture a bird flu vaccine. Per CIDRAP: She said it takes a couple months to fill and finish the vaccine doses, which would save time in case a vaccine is needed. Federal health officials have said one of two H5N1 candidate vaccine viruses is well matched to the circulating strain. O’Connell added that active discussions are under way across federal agencies about what the key triggers would be for deploying H5N1 vaccine doses. She also said discussions are still under way with mRNA vaccine makers Pfizer and Moderna, with an announcement expected soon on how the companies might be involved in vaccine development. Nirav Shah, MD, JD, principal deputy director at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said potential trigger factors might include a change in transmission propensity, such as human-to-human in addition to animal-to-human spread, and any sign of increased illness severity. He also said a change in the complexion of the cases might be a trigger, such as H5N1 infections cropping up in people who have no epidemiologic links to affected dairy farms. “And we’re always looking for mutations,” Shah said. “We’re in rich discussions across federal agencies.” Dr. Mary Talley Bowden attempted to quell any potential panic from the bird flu fear propaganda, noting the two American human bird flu cases were “just pink eye.” “So far, just pink eye in 2 farmers. And if it turns into something more serious, no one will listen… they’ve destroyed all credibility,” Bowden stated. “And HHS is in talks with Moderna and Pfizer over the new mRNA platform bird flu product. They have destroyed all credibility,” Dr. Kat Lindley added. …and HHS is in talks with Moderna and Pfizer over the new mRNA platform bird flu product. They have destroyed all credibility. https://t.co/rcZHBfVncd — Dr. Kat Lindley (@KLVeritas) May 25, 2024 “Reports of new human bird flu cases and plans for increased vaccine production sparked a surge in the value of vaccine-focused biotech companies’ stock on Wednesday, including Moderna, BioNTech, CureVac and Novavax,” The Defender noted. HHS talking to Pfizer and Moderna about mRNA based bird flu vaxx. Have they learned nothing?!!!! “Federal health officials are ramping up efforts to combat what they claim is the growing threat of H5N1 bird flu with plans to produce 4.8 million vaccine doses and increase… pic.twitter.com/etIsHR3Lu9 — Dr. Kat Lindley (@KLVeritas) May 23, 2024 The Defender reports: The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services reported that the H5 avian flu case in a dairy farm worker was identified through ongoing public health actions, which allowed farm workers to monitor and notify health officials if they developed symptoms, CIDRAP reported. Reporting on only the second human case of bird flu infection this year, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said the worker’s nasal swab tested negative for H5 influenza. But an eye swab tested positive, suggesting an eye infection similar to a previous case in Texas, reported in April. Meanwhile, Michigan’s agriculture department reported another H5N1 avian flu outbreak in a dairy herd, bringing the total number of affected farms in the state to 19. The latest outbreak occurred in Gratiot County, where the virus was found at three other dairy farms earlier in the week.

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Adm. Daryl Caudle, Commander, U.S. Fleet Forces Command, said during an interview late last week that foreign nationals are attempting to enter U.S. Navy bases multiple times every week. Caudle made the remarks during a Friday interview on Fox News’ “America’s Newsroom” when asked about a recent story out of North Carolina where foreign nationals were caught near where some of America’s top special forces operators live and train. “Well, you know, this thing of our military bases getting penetrated by foreign nationals is happening more and more,” he said. “This is something we see probably two or three times a week, where we’re stopping these folks at the gate.” He said that it was happening “at least” two to three times per week “and this is just Navy alone where we’re seeing folks try to come in.” “And usually the cover story is ‘I’m a student, you know, I’m here, I’m an enthusiast. I want to see the ships.’ That type of thing. We have to turn them around,” he said. “And typically we get NCIS involved with those. And we get biometrics when possible. But yes, there’s been an uptick.” He said that the foreign nationals often have passports and papers with them when they are caught. “But they’re in no way shape or form authorized to be on our base,” he said. “And it’s really hard for us to tell the underlying motive for these type of cases. Wow, that’s, that’s stunning. It is. It’s got to be a concern.” “This is Russian, Chinese,” he added. “Is comes from all all these different nations. We’re seeing an uptick in it.” WATCH: Foreign nationals have been attempting to breach U.S. bases multiples times per week. ???pic.twitter.com/0vgqcm6GPj — Marina Medvin ?? (@MarinaMedvin) May 26, 2024

Several veterans currently serving in Congress — from both sides of the aisle — joined together to wash the Vietnam War Memorial ahead of the Memorial Day holiday honoring fallen service-members. CBS News’ “Face the Nation” shared video of the project on Sunday, showing several members of Congress who served in different branches of the military as they hand-washed the Vietnam Veterans Memorial on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. “Democrat, Republican, black, white, brown, none of that matters,” Rep. Mike Waltz (R-FL) said. “It just matters that we’re all Americans.” This Memorial Day weekend, a bipartisan group of veterans who serve in Congress hand-washed the Vietnam Veterans Memorial together. “Democrat, Republican, Black, White, Brown, none of that matters. It just matters that we’re all Americans,” Rep. Mike Waltz (R-FL) said. pic.twitter.com/TmMLGrGbd3 — Face The Nation (@FaceTheNation) May 26, 2024 Waltz and Rep. Pat Ryan (D-NY) also spoke with “Face the Nation” host Margaret Brennan about the “divide” between the 99% of Americans who have never served in the military and the 1% who have. Calling that chasm “deeply problematic as a democracy,” they told Brennan that they have been working together to find better ways to recruit more young Americans to serve. With less than 1% of the American population serving in the military, the “divide” between the other 99% is “deeply problematic as a democracy,” says @RepPatRyanNY, who is working with another veteran in Congress, Rep. @michaelgwaltz, on ways to recruit more service members. pic.twitter.com/DPEiYsdJfm — Face The Nation (@FaceTheNation) May 26, 2024 Waltz suggested that especially in light of President Joe Biden’s recent unilateral moves to cancel student debt, perhaps some sort of civil or military service could be expected of those whose debts were forgiven. “Service doesn’t just have to be in the military. People here are talking about just giving away college or just eliminating debt. Well, how about the American taxpayer gets something in exchange for that in terms of service?” he said. “Service doesn’t just have to be in the military,” Rep. @michaelgwaltz says. “People here are talking about just giving away college or just eliminating debt. Well, how about the American taxpayer gets something in exchange for that in terms of service?” pic.twitter.com/xeX4w1PzDQ — Face The Nation (@FaceTheNation) May 26, 2024 Waltz and Ryan are also working together to combat the very real problem of suicide among military veterans, saying that the federal government needed to be ready to do more. “We don’t have the urgency. It needs to be a problem that every American recognizes as theirs,” Ryan said. The U.S. government is “not doing enough” to address the number of veterans who succumb to suicide after serving, says @RepPatRyanNY, an Army veteran. “We don’t have the urgency,” he tells @margbrennan. “It needs to be a problem that every American recognizes as theirs.” pic.twitter.com/TTvDUvHJCC — Face The Nation (@FaceTheNation) May 26, 2024