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#politics
Fox News: New Jersey Democrat accused of assaulting officers dismisses 'absurd' charges
Rep. LaMonica McIver of New Jersey has been charged with assaulting federal agents during a confrontation at an ICE detention facility. She described the charges as "absurd" and politically motivated, asserting that her actions were part of her duties as a lawmaker.
McIver rejected a plea deal from the Justice Department, claiming it required her to admit to actions she did not commit. The charges stem from an incident where she and other lawmakers allegedly rushed past security at the facility, with bodycam footage cited in the complaint.
#society
Fox News: Man sues Whataburger after unwanted onions allegedly caused allergic reaction
A Texas man, Demery Wilson, is suing Whataburger after allegedly receiving a meal with onions, despite requesting none, which he claims triggered an allergic reaction requiring medical attention. He is seeking between $250,000 and $1 million in damages.
Whataburger has denied the allegations, stating they were unaware of any defect in the food. This lawsuit follows a similar case where Wilson sued Sonic for the same issue. Whataburger does not comment on pending litigation.
Fox News: Peek-a-boo, Big Tech sees you: Expert warns just 20 cloud images can make an AI deepfake video of your child
A U.K. study reveals that nearly half of parents are unaware that cloud storage services like Google Photos and Apple iCloud can access and analyze their children's photos. This raises concerns about potential exploitation and privacy risks, as AI can create digital clones from just a few images.
Despite the convenience of automatic uploads, many parents are uninformed about the extent of data collection, including metadata and photo content analysis. The findings highlight a global issue regarding the privacy of family photos in the age of AI.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: PM recalls top members of Doha negotiating team, citing ‘Hamas refusal’ of hostage deal
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced the recall of high-level negotiators from Qatar after a week of stalled hostage talks. While Israel supports a U.S. proposal for a ceasefire in exchange for the release of hostages, Hamas remains uncooperative, complicating negotiations.
Families of hostages expressed frustration over the government's approach, demanding the release of all captives rather than a partial deal. Israeli defense officials indicated they would not compile a list of hostages for a potential agreement, emphasizing the equal need for the release of all individuals held.
#economy
Forbes: Chinese Battery Giant CATL Soars Almost 17% In Hong Kong Debut
Shares of Chinese battery giant CATL surged nearly 17% on their debut trading day in Hong Kong, reaching a high of HK$306.60 from an offering price of HK$263. The listing raised HK$35.7 billion, driven by strong demand despite U.S. government concerns labeling CATL a "Chinese Military Company."
Investor interest remains robust, with cornerstone investors like the Kuwait Investment Authority participating heavily. Analysts suggest that while the offering was attractively priced, short-term investors may consider taking profits due to CATL's substantial market capitalization.
Forbes: Billionaire Richard Li’s Insurer FWD Refiles For Hong Kong IPO
Hong Kong billionaire Richard Li's FWD Group has refiled for an IPO on the Hong Kong stock exchange, marking its fourth attempt amid a robust IPO market. The company has not disclosed the offering size or timing.
FWD, which serves 30 million customers across Asia, reported its first full year of profitability in 2024, with net profits of $24 million. Recent successful IPOs in Hong Kong, including those of battery maker CATL and bubble tea chain Mixue, have created a favorable environment for new listings.
#health
Fox News: Most sleep-deprived cities in US revealed in report: Where does yours rank?
Research indicates that sleep deprivation varies significantly across U.S. cities, with Norfolk, Virginia, topping the list as the most sleep-deprived. Factors such as physical activity, obesity, alcohol consumption, mental distress, and noise and light pollution were analyzed.
Honolulu ranked worst for sleep duration, while Memphis had the poorest sleep quality. Conversely, cities like Minneapolis and Seattle were among the least sleep-deprived. Experts suggest that improving neighborhood conditions could enhance sleep quality and overall health.
GB News: Can't sleep? Over 60% of insomniacs have one personality trait in common, scientists warn
A study from the University of São Paulo finds a strong link between personality traits and insomnia, revealing that over 60% of insomniacs exhibit high levels of neuroticism, while those open to experiences report lower insomnia rates. Anxiety appears to mediate this relationship.
The research assessed 595 participants and highlighted the need for treatment plans that address both insomnia and anxiety, rather than treating them separately. This approach could improve clinical outcomes for those affected by insomnia.
Forbes: FDA’s New COVID Vaccine Policy May Limit Who Gets New Shots. Here’s What To Know
The FDA is shifting its COVID-19 vaccine guidelines, recommending them primarily for individuals over 65 and those at high risk, rather than adopting a universal approach. This change aims to align U.S. policy with other countries and requires more rigorous data for broader age groups.
Critics express concerns about accessibility and the implications for public choice, while some experts support the FDA's focus on high-risk populations. Vaccine manufacturers are evaluating the new guidance as vaccination rates remain low.
#crime
The Epoch Times: Day in Photos: Counter-Weapons of Mass Destruction, Floods in India, and Heat in the Berlin Zoo
Heavy rains in Guwahati, India, have caused flooding in schools, a recurring issue during the annual monsoon season.
In France, authorities initiated 'Prison Break,' a nationwide crackdown on miniature mobile phones in prisons, searching 66 jails to seize devices linked to ongoing criminal activities by inmates.