Hi, this is Jim Denison with Dennis Informed, and this is the Daily Article for Tuesday,

July 3, 2018. FBI officials announced yesterday that they prevented a terror attack

planned for July 4th in Cleveland. Demetrius Pitts, also known as Abdur Rahim Rafiq,

was arrested Sunday morning by the Joint Terrorism Task Force.

An FBI undercover agent began meeting with Pitts after he went on social media to express

hatred of the U.S. and allegiance to al-Qaeda. The agent developed a relationship with a would-be

terrorist who told him of his plans to plant a bomb at a

Fourth of July parade. In other news, Trooper Nicholas Clark was among the responders to a 911

call early Monday morning in Irwin, New York. He was shot and killed. Trooper Clark was 29 years old,

and is survived by his parents and a brother. The unnamed FBI agent and Trooper Clark was 29 years old and is survived by his parents and a brother.

The unnamed FBI agent and Trooper Clark are just two of many Americans willing to risk

their lives for their fellow Americans.

The Battle of Gettysburg ended on July 3, 1863.

It's typically considered the most important engagement of the American Civil War.

Why did this critical battle begin when and where it did?

The History News Network answers our question, it was because of a shoe.

The Brogan was the standard issue soldier's shoe during the war.

It was made of two pieces of leather stitched

together to a wooden sole with four eyelids and a cowhide lace. It was typically made straight

last, meaning that the left and right shoes were identical. As uncomfortable as these shoes

were, they were essential to a soldier's survival. A soldier with shoes had a significant advantage

over his barefoot enemy, and the weather and outdoor conditions on which soldiers marched

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