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from Sputnik News: Muhammad Yunus, 84, has reportedly agreed to serve as the leader of the military-controlled government. The banker and scholar, who is beloved by the US, has faced more than 100 lawsuits under his predecessor’s rule, which he has accused of being politically motivated. Hasina once accused Yunus of “sucking blood from the […]

by Michael Austin, The Gateway Pundit: On Tuesday, a leak revealed who Vice President Kamala Harris has chosen as her running mate for the November presidential election. Many were shocked to learn Harris opted not to pick Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro, a more moderate-appearing candidate who could have helped Democrats carry Pennsylvania and other key […]

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One creep found himself on the receiving end of an unforgettable lesson at the hands of an armed and fearless teacher in Texas. As reported by KHOU-TV in Houston, the incident began just before midnight July 28, after an unidentified man followed a teenager off a bus on Houston's east...

Firefighters responded to an enormous blaze at a metal recycling plant in Austin, Texas. “Currently multiple firefighters are working to control a massive fire at the Austin Metal & Iron Co. recycling center in Austin, Texas. The fire is affecting nearby industrial complexes, including other metal companies, recycling centers, and a solar energy equipment supplier. Witnesses report seeing heavy, thick black smoke from miles away,” Rawsalerts wrote. “So far, no injuries have been reported, and the cause of the fire is currently unknown. Authorities are asking people to avoid the area,” the post added. WATCH: #BREAKING: Multiple firefighters are battling a massive fire at a metal recycling plant, with heavy black toxic smoke rising into the air⁰#Austin | #Texas Currently Multiple firefighters are working to control a massive fire at the Austin Metal & Iron Co. recycling center… pic.twitter.com/RCMzUlG8Gw — R A W S A L E R T S (@rawsalerts) August 7, 2024 “The City of Austin’s 9-1-1 Center is receiving an influx of calls about a large trash fire off Decker Lane. Travis County ESD No. 2 firefighters and @tcesd12 are on scene,” the Austin Fire Department stated. The City of Austin’s 9-1-1 Center is receiving an influx of calls about a large trash fire off Decker Lane. Travis County ESD No. 2 firefighters and @tcesd12 are on scene. pic.twitter.com/a7wjjmbjum — Austin Fire Info (@AustinFireInfo) August 7, 2024 Austin American-Statesman reports: The fire was first reported after 2:15 p.m. Wednesday at the Austin Metal and Iron Company, located at 10506 Decker Lane, city records show. Travis County Emergency Services District 12 and the Pflugerville Fire Department are managing the fire, the Austin Fire Department said. The Travis County sheriff’s office is assisting with traffic flow, spokesperson Kristen Dark said. Old Decker Road between U.S. 290 and Decker Lane has been closed, she said. No patients have been treated or transported, Captain Christa Stedman, an Austin-Travis County Emergency Medical Services spokesperson said, however, the unit would likely stay onsite to assist firefighters in case of injuries or dehydration due to the excessive heat. EMS reported the smoke was visible from over 15 miles away. #ATCEMS currently has one ambulance & one district commander assigned to this incident. The smoke is visible for 15+ miles. pic.twitter.com/rWGYaKs34l — ATCEMS (@ATCEMS) August 7, 2024 BREAKING: This is the latest video from the Austin Metal & Iron fire near Hwy 290 and Decker Lane. We can still see flames shooting up from the trash fire and smoke can be seen for miles across Austin. No injuries reported. pic.twitter.com/63SikhMhq6 — Bettie Cross (@BettieCrossTV) August 7, 2024 Per KVUE News: The fire is burning at the Austin Metal & Iron Co. and near several other industrial complexes including other metal companies, recycling centers and a solar energy equipment supplier. Around 4:30 p.m., Travis County ESD No. 12 told KVUE it was unsure of how much longer crews would be on the scene, with several fires to be put out. A large plume of black smoke could be seen rising from the fire. Austin Energy said the fire was not near the property or affecting operations at Decker Creek Power Plant. It is monitoring the situation.