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How does AI-generated video show up during breaking news? AI-generated video is showing up in breaking news alongside real footage. Our Editor-in-Chief James Law shares how Storyful tracked and flagged AI fakes during recent major news events.

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Demonstrators rallied in Washington, DC, on Tuesday, July 14, to protest recent fatal ICE-involved shootings.

This footage shows demonstrators holding signs and chanting “ICE out of DC, ICE out of everywhere!”

Joan Sebastian Guerrero was identified as the victim of a shooting in Biddeford, Maine, on Monday, July 13, the New York Times reported, citing a spokesperson for Maine Senator Angus King.

Mayor of Houston, Texas, John Whitmore and Police Chief Noe Diaz called for the Texas Rangers to conduct an investigation of the ICE-involved fatal shooting of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo.

A Colorado family used extreme summer heat to melt more than 1,250 gummy bears into giant gummy discs.

Footage from Meagan Schrecengost shows the candy melting in the sun before the oversized gummy discs are stretched, bounced on, rolled into a giant gummy ball, and tossed like pizza dough.

Schrecengost said the family used about seven pounds of gummy bears, melting them in round cake pans before turning an extremely hot summer day into a fun family experiment.

Norwegian soccer star Erling Haaland was spotted playing golf in Aventura, Florida, on Tuesday, July 7, just days before his game against England in the World Cup quarter-finals.

This footage, captured by Roman Erkulev, shows Haaland walking across the green, with a golf club in hand.

Erkuley told Storyful the casual encounter left him feeling “excited and surprised.”

Norway were knocked out of the tournament after they were defeated 2-1 by England in Miami on Saturday, July 11.

England fans sang “there’ll be no f—— Messi in New York” at an Atlanta bar on Tuesday, July 14, a day ahead of their World Cup semifinal against Argentina.

Melissa Chen captured the moment as one fan wearing a Messi Argentina jersey walked away through the crowd.

England fans also broke out in their own rendition of The Beatles song ‘Hey Jude’, in support of the Three Lions’ talisman Jude Bellingham, as an Argentina fan with a huge Messi mask walked by.