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Brics group looks to expand at summit despite divisions among key members
Experts say India concerned about expansion and any overt anti-west turn as leaders fly into South Africa Leaders from developing countries representing almost half the world’s population including China and Russia are to meet in South Africa for a key summit aimed at reinforcing their alliance as a counterweight to the west. The Brics grouping…
House panel seeks testimony from Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell
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WATCH: Steady Surge of Migrants at Arizona Border Overwhelming CBP Resources
LUKEVILLE, Arizona — According to a source within U.S. Customs and Border Protection, the constant flow of migrants into the Tucson Border Patrol Sector has quickly depleted CBP resources in the area. The sector, according to the source, is detaining more than 4,000 migrants in holding facilities designed to detain 2,669. Breitbart Texas captured video…


