Wildfires fueled by strong winds have ravaged parts of South Korea’s southern regions, resulting in at least 24 deaths, over 200 structures destroyed, and 27,000 evacuations. The fires, which began last Friday, have consumed 43,330 acres of land, including an ancient Buddhist temple, and injured over 20 people. The ongoing blazes, described as the third-largest in South Korea’s history, have prompted evacuations, raised the wildfire warning nationwide, and led to suspicions of human error as a cause.
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FBI plans to shift agents from immigration enforcement to counterterrorism: Sources
The FBI plans to reallocate thousands of agents from immigration enforcement to prioritize cyber threats and counterterrorism, influenced by recent U.S. strikes in Iran. This shift addresses concerns that resources for counterterrorism and cyber issues have been insufficient since agents were redirected to support immigration enforcement during the Trump administration. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: The FBI is planning to move many of its agents from dealing with immigration issues to focus on...
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