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The Western Journal: Vegan Activist Declares Bankruptcy, Has Passport Taken Away After Losing Defamation Suit to Vet
Australian vegan activist Tash Peterson and her boyfriend Jack Higgs have declared bankruptcy following a defamation lawsuit loss to veterinarian Dr. Kay McIntosh, resulting in a debt of over $500,000. Their passports have also been confiscated as part of the bankruptcy proceedings.
The controversy stems from a 2021 incident where Peterson and Higgs confronted the McIntoshs at their veterinary clinic, making defamatory claims. After a court ruling, they were ordered to pay damages, and Peterson has since faced accusations of tax fraud, which she denies.
Forbes: Northern Lights Update: Here’s Where The Aurora May Be Visible
Fifteen northern U.S. states may witness the northern lights Sunday night, with a Kp index of five indicating increased auroral activity. Minor geomagnetic storms could last into Monday morning, enhancing visibility.
The best viewing conditions are suggested to be from unobstructed, north-facing locations away from city lights, particularly between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. The current solar cycle has heightened geomagnetic activity, expected to persist through 2026.
GB News: 'National embarrassment!' Suella Braverman blasts 'woke policing' after pensioner arrested for 'thought crime' tweet
Former Home Secretary Suella Braverman criticized the arrest of retired special constable Julian Foulkes over a tweet about antisemitism, calling it a "national embarrassment." Foulkes was detained by Kent Police after responding to a pro-Palestinian activist but was later cautioned incorrectly.
Braverman expressed concern that such incidents reflect a broader issue of "woke policing" and political correctness within law enforcement, detracting from their primary role of fighting crime. She indicated that her attempts at reform have not succeeded in addressing these issues.
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The Western Journal: Breaking: Mexican Navy Ship Crashes Into Brooklyn Bridge, Deaths Confirmed - Whole Crash Caught on Camera
A Mexican Navy ship, the Cuauhtémoc, collided with the Brooklyn Bridge on May 17, 2025, after losing power. The incident resulted in two confirmed deaths and several injuries among the 277 crew members, primarily navy cadets.
The ship was on a goodwill voyage to Iceland when it drifted uncontrollably into the bridge. Investigations are ongoing, with the National Transportation Safety Board looking into the cause of the power loss.
#sports
The Western Journal: Angel Reese Has to Be Held Back After Caitlin Clark Takes Her Down with Flagrant Foul
In the WNBA season opener, Angel Reese faced a flagrant foul from Caitlin Clark, leading to a near altercation. The incident highlighted their ongoing rivalry, which began in college basketball. Despite the drama, Clark's performance helped the Indiana Fever secure a decisive 93-58 victory over the Chicago Sky.
The rivalry, reminiscent of the historic Magic Johnson and Larry Bird matchups, has been marked by tension and controversy, including social media remarks from Reese's mother. The game showcased both players' competitive nature, as Reese recorded 12 points and 17 rebounds, but the Fever's dominance on the scoreboard was clear.
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Fox News: In pictures: Pope Leo XIV addresses 150,000 faithful in inaugural Mass
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