Illegal migrant suspected of brutally murdering an entire family — 13WHAM

The gruesome crime happened the day before in Irondequoit - police found a family of four, including two young children, murdered. Law enforcers arrested the suspect - 34-year-old Julio Soriano.

Authorities initially responded to a report of a fire in a house in the city. Firefighters extinguished several fires, but police later said it was an attempt to cover up the murders.

Law enforcement officials are not saying exactly how the family died, but it is known for sure - not as a result of the fire. Detectives are now looking for possible accomplices of the suspect.

Soriano is in the United States illegally. The migrant from the Dominican Republic illegally entered Puerto Rico first, where he was able to obtain a New York ID, so he had no problems entering America.

In his home country, Soriano is wanted for a murder he allegedly committed in 2019.

Springfield mayor acknowledges migrant crisis but assures pets are safe — News Nation

Rob Ryu, the mayor of Springfield, Ohio, said the city does have a problem because of the influx of migrants from Haiti. Only rumors that they eat pets should not be believed.

Donald Trump also spoke about the eating of cats and dogs by migrants during the recent debates. However, Ryu assures that none of this is true: Springfield's pets are perfectly safe.

Rue added that the city has stopped coping with the migration crisis. Local authorities are asking the government for help because their financial resources are running out and the infrastructure is overloaded.

In recent years, 20,000 migrants from Haiti have arrived in the city, while the population of the city itself is only 60,000.

Biden reacts to Putin's threat of war — The Guardian

 In a meeting with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, journalists asked Joe Biden to comment on Vladimir Putin's claims that allowing Ukraine to hit Russia with long-range Western missiles could trigger a war between Russia and NATO.

"I don't think much of Putin," the US president responded.

There has been no public statement on whether the two leaders have agreed on anything.

Politico reports that Starmer hinted that further discussion of the issue will take place at the UN General Assembly meeting later this month.

Domestic pit bull mauled little girl — FOX28

4-year-old Zoya Hawkins tragically died in her home in Visalia, California. The perpetrator of the horrific tragedy was a pet dog.

The girl's father Eric Hawkins said the toddler was swimming in the pool and he went into the house to get a towel. As soon as the man left, the pit bull attacked the girl coming out of the water and literally gnawed into her armpit.

The man left the house and rushed to his daughter and immediately called an ambulance. Unfortunately, the girl died - most likely from blood loss.

Zoe Pearl Vargas' cousin says the dog had lived in the house for two years. The pit bull and the girl used to play together all the time, so everyone is shocked at what happened.

The dog that attacked Zoya was put to sleep.