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#politics
Fox News: Minnesota rep killed made headlines days earlier over controversial immigration vote
Minnesota Democratic Rep. Melissa Hortman was fatally shot on Saturday, along with Sen. John Hoffman, who is hospitalized. The shootings are believed to be politically motivated, with the suspect still at large. Hortman had recently voted to repeal taxpayer-funded healthcare for adult illegal immigrants.
The incident has prompted a strong response from both political sides, with condolences pouring in for Hortman, described as a dedicated public servant. Authorities are investigating, and Minnesota State Patrol has advised against attending planned protests due to safety concerns.
Breitbart: Pritzker: People Are Peaceful When They're Left Alone, Trump Ignited Flames in L.A.
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker criticized former President Donald Trump for allegedly escalating tensions around protests in Los Angeles, claiming Trump is igniting unrest. He emphasized that protests are generally peaceful when left undisturbed, but called for accountability for any violence.
Pritzker noted that Americans are increasingly protesting against the Trump administration's actions, with events planned nationwide, including Chicago. He reiterated the importance of holding violent individuals accountable, regardless of their affiliation.
#society
The Telegraph: Pro-Palestinian councillor shuns diversity award, claiming sponsor HSBC ‘funds genocide’
Ismail Uddin, a pro-Palestinian councillor, has declined a nomination for the National Diversity Awards, citing that sponsor HSBC supports genocide in Gaza. He made his claims in a detailed post on the awards' website.
The awards, hosted by Clare Balding, aim to recognize achievements in diversity and inclusion. HSBC is the main sponsor, with its head of inclusion and diversity on the judging panel.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Gazans say 35 killed in Israeli strikes, including near aid site; 2 rockets launched at Israel
Israeli airstrikes and gunfire resulted in the deaths of at least 35 Palestinians in Gaza, primarily near an aid distribution site. The Israeli Defense Forces stated that the area was an active combat zone and that their actions were a response to perceived threats from a crowd approaching their troops.
The Gaza Health Ministry reported that the ongoing conflict has led to nearly 55,000 Palestinian deaths since the war began 20 months ago, with many casualties occurring near aid distribution points. Efforts to negotiate a ceasefire have stalled, with both Israel and Hamas refusing to compromise on key issues.
The Telegraph: Protesters march through London waving Iranian flags
Pro-Palestine protesters in London rallied on Saturday, calling for an end to military support for Israel and demanding de-escalation in the Middle East. The demonstration coincided with recent air strikes by Israel on Iran and retaliatory missile attacks from Tehran.
The Palestine Solidarity Campaign organized the protest, which featured large crowds in Parliament Square waving Palestinian and Iranian flags, chanting slogans against the ongoing conflict.
#crime
GB News: 'One of Britain's biggest crime bosses' given life sentence for kidnapping and killing uncle in bank vault
Tahir Syed, a major drug trafficker in Britain, has been sentenced to life in prison for the kidnapping, torture, and murder of his uncle, Asghar Badshah, over a perceived debt. Syed was found guilty of multiple drug-related offenses and was extradited from Turkey after evading arrest.
The brutal murder, which involved a sustained attack with a blunt object, was uncovered after Badshah's family reported him missing. Syed's conviction marks the end of a lengthy investigation into his extensive drug trafficking operations, which involved the importation of over five tonnes of cocaine and heroin.
Breitbart: Minnesota State Rep, Husband Assassinated, State Senator, Wife, also Shot
A Minnesota state representative, Melissa Hortman, and her husband were shot and killed at their home in a suspected politically motivated attack. This incident followed an earlier shooting of State Senator John Hoffman and his wife, who survived.
Authorities are investigating the shootings, which involved a gunman impersonating a police officer. A manifesto listing targeted lawmakers was found, prompting increased security measures. A manhunt for the suspect is ongoing.