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Jun 12, 2025 |
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#illegals
Fox News: Federal judge refuses to block Trump's LA National Guard deployment on Newsom's timeframe
A federal judge has denied California Governor Gavin Newsom's request for an immediate restraining order against President Trump's deployment of National Guard and Marines in response to escalating anti-ICE riots in Los Angeles. A hearing is scheduled for Thursday to consider California's motion.
Newsom has criticized Trump's actions as illegal and harmful, while the Trump administration claims its operations target serious criminal illegal immigrants. The situation has led to increased tensions, with both sides exchanging blame for the unrest in Los Angeles.
#society
Le Monde: Gisèle Pelicot reaches settlement with magazine over invasion of privacy
Gisèle Pelicot, a French feminist icon and rape survivor, has settled with Paris Match over unauthorized photos taken of her. Instead of seeking compensation, she directed the magazine to donate €40,000 to two organizations supporting victims of violence.
Her attorney criticized the magazine for its actions, especially after a trial that led to the conviction of her ex-husband and 50 others. Paris Match expressed satisfaction with the resolution, emphasizing support for victims.
Fox News: DOJ argues Trump may cancel Biden-era national monuments
The Justice Department has stated that President Trump can abolish national monuments created by President Biden, specifically the Chuckwalla and Sáttítla Highlands National Monuments. This opinion reverses a previous understanding of the Antiquities Act, suggesting that the power to designate also includes the power to revoke.
Senator Martin Heinrich criticized the Trump administration's stance, arguing that national monuments are integral to American history and heritage. The future of these monuments remains uncertain, with calls for increased resource extraction on federal lands.
GB News: Motorists risk £5,000 fine and six months’ imprisonment for breaking traffic rules along major roads
Gloucestershire Constabulary has launched a crackdown on traffic violations along the M5, resulting in 58 drivers being stopped. Offences included not wearing seat belts, using mobile phones while driving, and serious vehicle defects. Fines range from £100 to £5,000, with potential imprisonment for severe infractions.
Operation Tramline, which uses unmarked HGVs to monitor driving behavior, aims to enhance road safety. Authorities stress the importance of compliance with traffic laws, noting that failure to wear seat belts and distracted driving significantly increases crash risks.
Times Of Israel: Boy who survived Gaza strike that killed his dad and 9 siblings goes to Italy for care
A 10-year-old Palestinian boy, Adam al-Najjar, who survived an Israeli airstrike that killed his father and nine siblings, is set to arrive in Italy for medical treatment. He suffered severe injuries, including the amputation of a hand and multiple fractures, and will be treated at Niguarda hospital in Milan.
Adam's mother, Alaa, expressed heartbreak over leaving behind her family and home in Gaza, where ongoing violence has led to significant casualties. The Israeli military claims to target militants but acknowledges civilian casualties, while the Hamas-run Health Ministry reports high death tolls in Gaza amid the conflict.
The Western Journal: Watch: Protester Learns a Painful Lesson After Trying to Stop ICE Vehicle After a Raid
During recent protests in Los Angeles against ICE raids, a man, referred to as IGiMS, attempted to stop an ICE vehicle, leading to a chaotic scene. Despite warnings from reporters, he ran backward into the vehicle, resulting in him being partially struck.
Fortunately, IGiMS was able to get back up, but the incident highlights the dangers of confronting law enforcement during such volatile situations. The protests have led to a curfew in the city as authorities work to restore order.
#economy
Forbes: CPI Inflation Remained Light In May On Quiet Tariff Price Impact
Inflation rates in May showed milder increases than expected, with the consumer price index rising 2.4% year-over-year and 0.1% month-over-month. However, economists warn that tariffs could lead to larger price hikes in the coming months, potentially reversing recent progress.
Core inflation is projected to reach 3.9% by the end of 2025, the highest since January 2024. The Federal Reserve has hesitated to cut interest rates, with a low probability of a cut by July, amid uncertainties regarding the impact of tariffs on consumer prices.
#culture
The Western Journal: Simone Biles Apologizes, Riley Gaines Responds: 'Couple of Things...'
Simone Biles has apologized to Riley Gaines after a public feud regarding transgender athletes in women's sports. Biles initially criticized Gaines for her stance against male participation in female sports but later expressed regret for personal attacks, emphasizing the need for empathy and fairness.
Gaines accepted the apology while highlighting flaws in Biles' argument, asserting that sports are inherently inclusive but competition must remain exclusive. She criticized the impact of male athletes on female competitors and called for more systemic change to protect women's sports.
#history
Gataway Couple: What is Corinne, Utah Famous For?
Corinne, Utah, once a thriving freight hub for the transcontinental railroad, played a significant role in the state's economic development. Founded in 1869, it was known as the "Gentile Capital of Utah," attracting non-Mormon merchants and diverse religious communities.
However, the completion of the Utah Northern Railroad in 1877 led to its decline, as trade shifted away. Today, Corinne has about 800 residents and offers historical attractions like Golden Spike National Historical Park and the original railroad route.
#health
GB News: Gym-goer who shed over 7st shares key routine that 'transformed' her arms
Alyssa, a TikTok user, shared her year-long journey of losing 100 pounds and achieving sculpted arms through a dedicated workout regimen. Her routine includes various exercises such as bicep curls, hammer curls, lateral raises, and tricep extensions, each targeting specific muscle groups for effective toning.
Her detailed approach emphasizes proper form and consistent workouts to maximize results. Alyssa's transformation has inspired many fitness enthusiasts looking to replicate her success with arm-toning exercises.
#crime
The Federalist: TX Man Arrested After Allegedly Killing His Baby With Abortifacient
Justin Anthony Banta, an IT worker at the U.S. Department of Justice, was arrested for capital murder after allegedly poisoning his pregnant girlfriend with an abortion drug, leading to the death of their unborn child. The woman had intended to keep the baby, but Banta reportedly coerced her into considering abortion.
After the woman experienced severe health issues following a meeting with Banta, law enforcement began an investigation. Banta is also charged with tampering with evidence after he allegedly deleted crucial information from his phone. The case is ongoing, involving multiple law enforcement agencies.
#science
Forbes: Hubble Space Telescope Reveals Moons And Rings Of ‘Weird’ Uranus
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has captured new images of Uranus, revealing its rings and five largest moons: Titania, Oberon, Umbriel, Miranda, and Ariel. The images show Ariel's shadow on Uranus and suggest that these moons may be "ocean worlds" potentially capable of hosting life.
Recent studies indicate that Uranus' magnetic field interacts less with its moons than expected, leading to new questions about the planet's magnetosphere. Despite being prioritized for exploration, a proposed NASA mission to Uranus faces budget cuts, putting its future in jeopardy.