The U.S. is now urging Americans to reconsider travel to Ceuta as Spain scrambles to respond to a massive migrant surge from neighboring Morocco.
The State Department is upgrading the enclave to a Level 3 Travel Advisory, warning the influx could create unpredictable and dangerous security conditions.
Spain has deployed its military, National Police, and Guardia Civil as officials work to secure the territory.
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New video captures migrants scrambling along the top of Spain's Melilla border fence as security forces line up below.
The crossing comes after an unprecedented surge sent more than 50,000 people into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta by land and sea, putting renewed pressure on Europe's only land border with Africa.
I understand how Elon Musk built his fortune.
What I still don’t understand is how Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, and Nancy Pelosi became millionaires on a salary of ~ $175,000 a year.
@FoxNews Heartbreaking scenes. We pay our highest respects to those brave firefighters who are battling the flames to protect people’s homes. We hope everyone can evacuate safely, and we hope the winds will die down as soon as possible.
WATCH: Security camera footage captures a wildfire racing toward a home near Madrid.
Raging wildfires have forced more than 300,000 people to flee their homes across Spain and France as firefighters battle the fast-moving blazes.
@FoxNews Whether it’s gas stations, schools, or residential areas, it’s always ordinary people who end up paying the price. Let’s pray for the rescue workers laboring in dangerous conditions.
A gas station erupts into flames in Sumy, Ukraine after what authorities say is a targeted Russian strike.
Emergency crews race to the scene as towering flames and thick black smoke pour into the sky.
Officials say no casualties were immediately reported. The strike comes as Russia continues attacks on targets across Ukraine.
A Missouri prosecutor has been stripped of her authority after the state's attorney general accused her of having inappropriate relationships with multiple people tied to criminal cases she was handling - including an illegal immigrant.
Among the allegations: prosecutors say she helped a migrant facing sex crime charges avoid law enforcement by transferring the title of her car to him and failing to disclose his whereabouts.
The attorney general's office also claims she retaliated against an employee who discovered one of the relationships and created a culture of fear and intimidation inside her office.
A judge has temporarily barred her from acting as prosecutor while the case moves forward. The attorney general's office told Fox News Digital that Johnston "is not allowed to take any actions in any official capacity" and, for now, "is no longer Ray County Prosecuting Attorney."
@LauraLoomer Russia’s attacks on iconic American businesses such as McDonald’s in Kyiv clearly demonstrate its contempt and hostility toward the United States. Such atrocities targeting civilian areas and American businesses are unacceptable.
🚨 Russia Targets American Businesses in Kyiv: Iconic McDonald’s Endures Repeated Attacks From Russian Ballistic Missiles Proving Russia’s Disdain For America 🚨
3 days ago, Russia launched 40 ballistic missiles into Kyiv, Ukraine, striking civilian districts in the Ukrainian capital, and the oldest @McDonalds in Ukraine, underscoring the human and symbolic cost of Moscow’s war.
The McDonalds in Kyiv, Ukraine’s very first, opened in 1997, has become one of the most resilient symbols of defiance during the war. The restaurant has sustained damage at least seven times since the full-scale invasion began, most recently from blast waves during a massive strike on May 24, 2026, its 29th anniversary. Workers sheltered safely, and despite the structural damage and holes in the building from shrapnel, the restaurant opened days later.
McDonald’s represents one of the most recognizable American brands globally, and it has come to be known as a symbol for U.S. entrepreneurship, fast service, and consumer culture. Its golden arches stand as a post-Soviet emblem of openness and Western integration in Ukraine. In stark contrast, McDonald’s no longer operates under its name in Russia after exiting the market in 2022 amid US sanctions and widespread condemnation of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Across Ukraine, American and Western businesses, alongside countless local enterprises, have been damaged or destroyed by Russian strikes on cities far from the front lines. Malls, supermarkets, offices, and restaurants have all been caught in the crossfire of Russian ballistic missiles, drones, and glide bombs targeting civilian infrastructure.
These attacks on ordinary gathering places, where families eat, students meet, and workers grab quick meals, sends a clear message. Russia is not an ally of the United States or the West. By striking symbols of Western presence and normal civilian life, and by firing at American businesses, Moscow demonstrates contempt for the very idea of a prosperous, Western-oriented Ukraine.
Ukrainian resilience remains undiminished, and that is what I have noticed on day 2 of my time in Ukraine.
Despite nonstop attacks, the Ukrainian people are determined to continue living their life.
McDonald’s Ukraine serves burgers under a sign warped by past explosions, and it is a daily reminder that life, and American-inspired enterprise, persists amid the rubble and destruction inflicted by Russia. It’s also a reminder that Russia wants to destroy American businesses.
Kyiv’s McDonalds is not collateral damage. It is the deliberate targeting of a society trying to live normally and free from communism.
The world should take note.
Even though I never eat fast food, I ordered a cheeseburger, fries and a Diet Coke to show my support.
There’s nothing like enjoying a meal with the backdrop of a Russian ballistic missile attack and blown out windows at McDonalds to really make you appreciate being an American and evaluate your prior perspective on US support for Ukraine.
What’s happening in Ukraine today can and will happen in America in the near future if we do not stop communism and multipolarity.