The article discusses the crisis at the Poland-Belarus border where migrants are attempting to cross into the European Union. Over 10,000 migrants, mainly from Iraq, Syria, Africa, and Cuba, have tried to enter Poland in two months, with at least five reported deaths. The Polish government has deployed troops and declared a state of emergency, leading to a media blackout. The EU accuses Belarus of instigating the crisis as retaliation for sanctions. Human rights groups criticize Poland for illegal 'push-backs' of migrants. The Polish human rights organization 'Ocalenie' is providing aid to migrants. The article includes accounts from Cuban migrants and a Syrian refugee, highlighting the false promises of an easy passage into the EU. The situation is worsening with the onset of colder weather, and there has been no EU intervention to resolve the crisis.

The article discusses the situation on the Polish-Belarusian border where migrants have been experiencing pushbacks by Polish border guards. The Polish government is considering a draft law to legalize pushbacks, which would allow authorities to dismiss asylum requests from individuals crossing the border irregularly. This move is criticized by rights groups, including the Association for Legal Intervention, as being contrary to national and international laws, specifically the 1951 Geneva Convention. The Polish Ministry of Interior has not responded to inquiries about these pushbacks. The European Commission has stated that redirecting migrants to official crossing points is acceptable as long as their rights are respected. However, the article raises concerns about the safety and human rights of migrants, particularly in light of the injuries suffered by three Iraqi men, allegedly at the hands of Belarusian police.

The article highlights a variety of family-friendly outdoor games that can be enjoyed during the summer. These include Cornhole, Ladder ball, Ninja obstacle course, Bocce, Badminton, Spikeball, Kubb, Kan Jam, and Mini golf. Experts from the American Cornhole Association, jaZams toy store, and Spikeball provide insights into the popularity and accessibility of these games for all ages.

Uber has introduced Express Pool, its first new service in over three years, offering up to 50% cheaper fares than UberPool and 75% cheaper than UberX by having users walk to pickup points. Initially available in Los Angeles, San Diego, and Denver, it will expand to Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, and Miami, following pilots in Boston and San Francisco. The service requires users to walk up to two blocks and wait up to two minutes, aiming for more optimal matches and fewer detours. Questions arise about driver compensation and Uber's role in mass transportation.