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‘This is a sad day for Southern Baptists,’ says Pastor Linda Barnes Popham of a now-expelled church.

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Authorities in Texas made a strange discovery Wednesday when they were called to a residence in Harris County after a “body” was discovered on the premises.

The Harris County Sheriff’s Office responded to the 5800 blk of Brunswick, near East Mt. Houston Road, Hirsch Road, and the Eastex Freeway, as a “deceased female was discovered.” However, “upon closer inspection” the officials determined it was a sex doll.

“False call on this one-upon closer inspection, not a body,” Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez said hours later.

The silicon sex doll was only wearing a pink bra and underwear at the time it was found, FOX 26 Houston reported. It was also dismembered.

TEXAS TEEN KILLED PARENTS, SIBLINGS BECAUSE HE WAS AFRAID THEY ‘WERE GOING TO EAT HIM’: COURT DOCS

The sheriff’s office initially said foul play was “suspected” but did not say if charges were filed in connection with the discovery.

Fox News Digital reached out to the Harris Couty Sheriff’s Office and Sheriff Gonzalez, but a response was not immediately received.

The discovery comes as two other bodies were found in the past few days.

TEXAS POLICE ARREST 11 SUSPECTS WHO ALLEGEDLY TRIED TO HAVE SEX WITH MINORS

On Tuesday, officials discovered a deceased person in East Harris County, near Crosby Freeway.

“The deceased body of a person was discovered adjacent to the roadway. It appears the body has been there for several days,” a statement from the sheriff’s office read.

On Saturday, officials discovered the body of an adult in the water at the Sheldon Lake State Park.

“The deceased person appears to be a Hispanic female, mid to late 20’s. There are possible signs of foul play,” the sheriff’s office said.

It continued: “Due to the location of the body and the dense woods around it, it does not appear that the person would’ve floated from the site where yesterday’s SUV was found submerged in water. But, all possibilities will be explored.”

Investigations into the discoveries remain ongoing.

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Officials say a substance used to mark them might be to blame for the deaths at Philadelphia Zoo.

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Officials say a substance used to mark them might be to blame for the deaths at Philadelphia Zoo.

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Cole Bridges, 22, shared tactical guidance in an attempt to help IS attack and murder US troops.

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If you want a thing done well, do it yourself. Napoleon Bonaparte Read more at https://www.brainyquote.com/topics/wisdom-quotes https://www.foxnews.com/politics/gop-student-loan-plan-bidens-400-billion-handout-faces-supreme-court-test

Senate Republicans on Wednesday rolled out a new plan to address rising student debt and the soaring cost of college just as President Joe Biden’s $400 billion student loan handout is expected to be struck down in the Supreme Court.

Instead of trying to forgive loans as Biden did, Senate Republicans are supporting programs aimed at making sure students understand the real cost of college and shutting off loans for programs that don’t result in salaries that are high enough to justify those loans.

“President Biden’s answer was to enact his $400 billion student debt scheme, which doesn’t forgive debt. It really transfers the responsibility to pay it back away from the person who willingly took on the debt,” Sen. Bill Cassidy, R-La., the top Republican on the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions, said Wednesday.

Senate Republicans say their plan will tackle the rising cost of post-high school degrees and make it easier for students and families to navigate loan programs. It’s a package of five bills collectively called Lowering Education Costs and Debt Act.

BIDEN VETOES CANCELING HIS $400 BILLION STUDENT LOAN HANDOUT, VOWS HE’S ‘NOT GOING TO BACK DOWN’

One of the bills from Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, aims to reduce confusion for federal student borrowers by narrowing the number of repayment plan options from nine to two – the standard 10-year plan as well as an option for low-income, low-balance borrowers.

Cornyn’s bill also prohibits new undergraduate and graduate loans from being issued for programs where students are projected to make less than the average high school and bachelor’s degree recipient, respectively.

Sen. Tommy Tuberville, R-Ala., introduced a second bill to end the government’s Graduate PLUS loans, which have no borrowing limits, while keeping in place other federal loans that do. Republicans say the PLUS loans are helping drive up the cost of college.

“This would prevent some of the worst examples of students being exploited for profit. It would force schools to bring down cost and to compete for students. What an idea,” Tuberville said on Wednesday. “It would also protect students from getting buried in debt they can never, ever pay.”

BIDEN STUDENT LOAN ‘REDISTRIBUTION’ COULD BENEFIT FELONS, GOP OFFICIALS CLAIM IN LETTER DEMANDING DETAILS

A third bill from Sen. Steve Daines, R-Mont., is the Informed Borrowing Act. Under that proposal, borrowers would be required to acknowledge receiving information that explains the cost of their loan and what their repayment windows look like, among other information, each year. It also calls for income projections for a student’s desired trajectory based on their school and program of study.

Two other bills, from Cassidy and Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, are specifically aimed at making sure students are fully aware of college costs and how far that investment would go.

Cassidy’s College Transparency Act, which has bipartisan support in the House and Senate, would refine and update databases to give a more complete picture of schools’ enrollment statistics and data on how students fare after graduation across all available majors and programs. Grassley’s Understanding the True Cost of College Act is seeking to standardize colleges’ financial aid offer forms so that students can better compare different options.

BIDEN ADMIN HAS FORGIVEN BILLIONS IN STUDENT LOAN DEBT DESPITE PROBLEMS WITH PLAN: REPORT

The Supreme Court is expected this month to decide the fate of the president’s student loan plan, which would forgive up to $20,000 for federal student loan recipients whose income is less than a certain amount.

Biden’s plan also received bipartisan opposition in Congress. A resolution disapproving of the policy passed the House and Senate with bipartisan support.

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Anahí Robledo feeds 50 families each day at the community kitchen she runs in a poor neighborhood on the outskirts of Buenos Aires, struggling with the chronic inflation that has thrown four in every ten people in the country into poverty.

Argentina is battling an economic crisis which could see inflation hit around 150% by the end of the year, one of the highest rates in the world.

Robledo said the soup kitchen she works at can’t keep up: it went from feeding 10 or 15 families to around 50 today.

“You can’t keep count of the dishes we have to make for that amount of people,” said Robledo, a 47-year-old domestic worker who volunteers on the side, as she kneaded bread.

“It makes me sad because nothing has changed and everything continues to get worse. I would like each family to have a plate of food on their table to eat with their children and not have to come to a soup kitchen,” she said.

BUENOS AIRES LOCALS BEMOAN HOMELESS ENCAMPMENTS OVERRUNNING MAJOR AIRPORT

Argentina has long battled high inflation, currency weakness and indebtedness, but high global prices linked to the war in Ukraine and one of the country’s worst-ever droughts have hit its ability to stabilize its economy.

Argentina’s official statistics agency is set to release official inflation data for May later on Wednesday, with analysts predicting a monthly rise of 8.8%, even faster than the 8.4% jump a month earlier. The annual rate is already 109%.

To get the growing amount of food they need, Robledo goes to a large market on the outskirts of Buenos Aires to rummage through discarded fruit and vegetables and salvage what she can.

“We go to the wholesale market and from there we get the vegetables. When the boys come out to throw them away, we grab them, clean them, chop them and freeze them,” she said.

As in other soup kitchens in the country of 46 million people, many children come to get fed.

“Why is there such a need? It’s like something is failing, do you understand? We are worse off than before,” Robledo said as she served rice pudding to a girl in a cut-up plastic bottle.

“How do you tell people when there’s nothing left for them?”

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Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. It may not be difficult to store up in the mind a vast quantity of facts within a comparatively short time, but the ability to form judgments requires the severe discipline of hard work and the tempering heat of experience and maturity. Calvin Coolidge Read more at https://www.brainyquote.com/topics/wisdom-quotes https://www.foxnews.com/us/death-5-meerkats-philadelphia-zoo-linked-accidental-poisoning

The sudden deaths of all five meerkats at the Philadelphia Zoo this month were apparently caused by an accidental poisoning linked to a dye that is used to mark the animals, zoo officials said, but an investigation into the deaths remains ongoing.

The meerkats — named Nkosi, Lula, Nya, Kgala, and Ari — came to the zoo as a group of siblings about a decade ago. The animals are gregarious and are known for their playfulness and communal living style.

Zoo officials use dye to mark the animals as a way to differentiate them as individuals, according to Rachel Metz, the zoo’s vice president of animal well-being. She said the zoo has been using the same dye for more than three decades without incident.

1 OF 4 PEACOCKS THAT ROAMED FROM PHILADELPHIA ZOO FOUND DEAD

The dye was used on the meerkats June 1, and one of them was found dead about 30 minutes later, officials said. The four others started showing signs of acute illness minutes later, so veterinary staff anesthetized them and pumped their stomachs. But three of the meerkats then died within 36 hours. The last one died Monday night after being under medical supervision for more than a week.

Metz said the zoo is conducting a detailed investigation and noted that necropsy results are pending.

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