🧐 Sounds like "Groundhog Day" with Psaki and Doocy.

The White House press secretary has once again gone to bat against Fox News’ Peter Doocy, adding to a growing list of squabbles between the two since the start of the Biden administration.

This time it was a Doocy question, "how long has the administration been spying on people’s Facebook profiles looking for vaccine misinformation?,” which appeared to take Psaki somewhat aback.

She quickly remarked that Doocy’s inquiry was a “loaded and inaccurate question which I would refute” and reiterated that all posts reviewed are publicly available, and, as such, would not suggest any “spying” efforts had occured.

❗️🇺🇸🇦🇫 President Joe Biden plans to evacuate some 2,500 Afghan translators and interpreters to the United States, NBC reported citing administration officials.

Migrant encounters on US southern border top 1 million this fiscal year 2021, with 190,000 arrests in June alone.

Facebook slammed earlier remarks made by Joe Biden and underscored that the platform was “helping save lives” through its efforts to take down COVID-19 misinformation.

🇮🇶 US President Joe Biden will meet Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kadhimi in Washington on July 26 to discuss bilateral cooperation, White House spokesperson Jen Psaki says.

US to build spy base in UK to identify threats to satellites, official says

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Thousands protest in Paris against new COVID-19 restrictions

Families of 9/11 victims decry 'outrageous' claims that Capitol riot was 'worse' than the attack

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Eight people were wounded, one of them seriously, in a shooting that occurred overnight in the US city of Portland in Oregon state, police said Saturday.

"Eight people are being treated for injuries after a shooting in downtown Portland, including at least one with serious, life-threatening wounds," a statement read.

Police responded to a shooting at 2:10 a.m. on Saturday to find both male and female victims in the 300 block of Southwest 3rd Avenue. They were taken to a hospital by ambulance.

Police said they had no denoscription of a suspect or suspects responsible because they appeared to have left before police were called. No one was arrested and no suspected cause was named.

The phrase "Cuba Libre" was painted in front of the Cuban Embassy in Washington DC.

More than 100,000 Cubans gathered at a square in Havana to show their support for the government.

This comes a week after Cuba's largest anti-government protest in decades, sparked by shortages of food and medicines.

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Fox News host Tucker Carlson ripped 'Idiot Republicans' for spending the past week focusing on the "human rights situation in Cuba" instead of paying attention to the ongoing crackdown on free speech at home in the US.

🗣 "It [Cuba] is not a free country, that's true, but increasingly neither are we, and they don't seem to notice what's going on in the country they're supposed to be running," Carlson said. "They're spending all their time focusing on this Caribbean nation. It's not central to our interests."

🔫 At least two people were killed and four others were wounded in a shooting in Sacramento, California, the Sacramento Police Department said.