WikiLeaks publishes emails from Syrian officials

A magnet tech school in Las Vegas has come under criticism for publishing a yearbook that omits a special-needs student who is active in their young adult program, reported USA TODAY on Monday.

"Mariela Azarpira said her son Samir Azarpira did not appear in Northwest Career and Technical Academy's most recent yearbook, The Las Vegas Review-Journal reported. According to the outlet, he is enrolled in the school's Program Approach to Career Employment, a transition program for young adults with special needs who have already earned a high school diploma," reported Natalie Neysa Alund. "'I went page-by-page,' Azarpira told the newspaper. 'Not even one picture. Not even one acknowledgement ... Honestly, it really broke my heart.'"

The Sheriff of Bexar County, Texas, Javier Salazar, has recommended charges in Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' scheme to trick migrants in San Antonio onto a plane to dump them in Martha's Vineyard, reported the Miami Herald on Monday.

"Those flights last September sent 49 asylum seekers, most of them Venezuelans, from San Antonio to Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts," reported Sarah Blaskey. "According to a statement provided to the Miami Herald, the Bexar County sheriff completed its criminal investigation into the on-the-ground operation that allegedly lured migrants onto the flights with false promises of jobs and opportunities on the other end. 'The case filed includes both felony and misdemeanor charges of Unlawful Restraint,' according to the statement. 'At this time, the case is being reviewed by the DA’s office. Once an update is available, it will be provided to the public.'"

CNN reported on Monday that a mysterious flood happened at Mar-a-Lago in October 2022 when the Justice Department was telling Donald Trump to preserve documents and the security footage at the country club.

The Washington Post reported last Tuesday on an incident with the security cameras and a member of the former president's staff.