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#politics
Fox News: Newark mayor arrested at ICE facility claims he was 'targeted' after court hearing
Newark Mayor Ras Baraka appeared in federal court following his arrest for trespassing at an ICE facility during a protest. Baraka claims he was targeted, being the only person arrested, and his defense is contesting the legality of the arrest. The trespassing charge carries a maximum penalty of 30 days.
Protesters gathered outside the court, criticizing ICE's operations, while three congressional members present during the protest face potential disciplinary actions. The case is set to proceed with discovery requests and a trial schedule pending.
Breitbart: Exclusive: JD Vance Refusing to Meet with Axel Springer CEO over Fake Business Insider Attack on Don Jr.
Vice President JD Vance has canceled a meeting with Axel Springer CEO Mathias Dopfner following a controversial Business Insider article that falsely attacked Donald Trump Jr. This decision reflects growing concerns about the credibility of the media conglomerate, which has faced backlash and client losses.
Additionally, Axel Springer's other major U.S. property, Politico, is reportedly struggling with internal leadership and staff retention issues. Dopfner's ability to manage these challenges is now under scrutiny, as the fallout from the Business Insider incident continues to impact the company's reputation.
Breitbart: Teen Vogue Blasts National Reciprocity for Concealed Carry
Teen Vogue criticized the gun rights movement and Republican lawmakers for advocating national concealed carry reciprocity, arguing that increased gun control leads to greater safety. The magazine cited firearm-related death rates to support its claims, which some view as misleading.
The article challenged Teen Vogue's assertion that guns are the leading cause of death among children, noting that this claim relies on including older teenagers in the definition of "children." It also highlighted discrepancies in homicide statistics between states with strict gun laws and those with more lenient regulations.
#society
Breitbart: Judge Orders Outside Official to Manage Rikers Island Jail, Removes Control from New York City
A federal judge has ordered an outside official to oversee Rikers Island jail due to ongoing violence and dysfunction. Judge Laura Taylor Swain appointed a "remediation manager" to make key decisions, bypassing city control, as the facility struggles to meet federal reform mandates.
This ruling follows nearly a decade of federal oversight stemming from a class-action lawsuit aimed at improving conditions at the jail. The remediation manager will work with the city's correction commissioner but will have broad powers to implement necessary changes.
The Telegraph: Pro-Palestine protesters chant ‘from the river to the sea’ at Cannes
Pro-Palestine demonstrators rallied at the Cannes Film Festival, defying a ban on political protests. They criticized what they termed Israel's "genocide" in Gaza, coinciding with Nakba Day, which commemorates the expulsion of Palestinian Arabs in 1948.
The event featured speakers condemning the suffering of Palestinians and called for an end to violence. Organized by the Palestine Film Institute, it attracted international attendees, including journalists, who expressed solidarity by wearing Palestinian scarves.
Fox News: Meghan Markle and Prince Harry host Brooklyn Beckham, Nicola Peltz amid family tensions on both sides: report
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle hosted Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz for a dinner at their Montecito home, amid reported tensions within the Beckham family. The couple, who have faced their own familial challenges, were described as kind and supportive during the gathering.
Brooklyn and Nicola have been distanced from family events, including David Beckham's 50th birthday, due to ongoing rifts. Despite these tensions, sources suggest the relationship is repairable, and Harry empathized with Brooklyn's situation, having experienced similar family issues.
GB News: Ryanair passenger refunded after court rules hand luggage is ESSENTIAL and airline cannot charge extra
A Spanish court has ordered Ryanair to refund a passenger £124 for hand luggage fees, ruling that such charges are not permissible as hand luggage is essential for air travel. This decision follows a pattern of legal victories against budget airlines regarding baggage fees.
The ruling, supported by the consumer rights organization Facua, highlights ongoing disputes about airlines' baggage policies. Despite previous court rulings against Ryanair's fees, the airline has continued to impose them, prompting legal action from affected passengers.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Hidden communications devices found in Chinese solar power inverters spark security alarm
U.S. energy officials are reevaluating the risks associated with Chinese-made power inverters, crucial for renewable energy systems, after discovering undocumented communication devices that could bypass security firewalls. These rogue devices may allow remote manipulation of energy infrastructure, posing significant risks to power grids.
Amid rising U.S.-China tensions, utilities are seeking alternatives to Chinese inverters and batteries due to national security concerns. Legislation is being proposed to limit the procurement of Chinese energy technology, reflecting growing apprehension about potential vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure.
#economy
Forbes: These Stocks Are The Biggest Winners From Trump’s Middle East Trip
Major U.S. stocks, including Nvidia, Alphabet, and Amazon, saw gains amid President Trump's Middle East trip, where he announced deals worth hundreds of billions, boosting the defense, aviation, and AI sectors. However, a broader market selloff on Thursday reversed some of these gains.
Despite the initial uptick, the S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Dow Jones all fell on Thursday, influenced by Walmart's warning of higher prices and a significant drop in UnitedHealth's shares. Investors expressed cautious optimism following a U.S.-China trade deal, but recession fears lingered.
#crime
Forbes: Chris Brown Reportedly Arrested Over Alleged U.K. Nightclub Attack
R&B singer Chris Brown was arrested in the UK on suspicion of grievous bodily harm related to a nightclub incident in February 2023. While the Metropolitan police did not confirm his identity, multiple outlets report that he is the individual detained.
Brown has a history of legal issues and assault allegations, including a notable domestic violence case involving Rihanna in 2009. His upcoming tour dates in Europe may be affected by this recent arrest.
Le Monde: Sean 'Diddy' Combs' ex Cassie faces intense cross-examination
Sean "Diddy" Combs is on trial for sex trafficking, with his former girlfriend, Casandra Ventura, as the key witness. Ventura has testified about alleged abuse, including rape and coercive sex parties during their decade-long relationship, while the defense argues her participation was consensual.
Combs, who has pleaded not guilty, faces serious charges that could lead to life imprisonment. Ventura's testimony includes graphic accounts of violence and manipulation, which the prosecution is using to build its case against him. The trial is expected to continue for several weeks.