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#politics
Forbes: Trump E. Jean Carroll Case: Appeals Court Shuts Down Trump Effort To Kill Case
A federal appeals court has denied Donald Trump's request to have the government substitute for him in E. Jean Carroll's defamation case, moving him closer to an $83 million damages payout. Trump is appealing a jury verdict that found him liable for defaming Carroll after she accused him of sexual assault.
The court's decision comes ahead of oral arguments scheduled for June 24, where it will determine the fate of the jury's verdict. Trump faces multiple financial liabilities, including a total of approximately $89 million owed to Carroll across two lawsuits.
Forbes: Trump Approval Rating: Near 40% In Latest Surveys
President Trump's approval rating has dropped below 46% in recent polls, with a majority of his voters opposing U.S. military involvement in the Israel-Iran conflict. Various surveys indicate a consistent disapproval of his job performance, particularly regarding his handling of Iran.
Despite some fluctuations, Trump's approval ratings have generally declined since he took office, coinciding with controversial policy decisions and public protests against his deportation efforts. His average approval rating during this term is 45%, slightly higher than his first term average of 41%.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Iran imposes restrictions on internet, claims Israel using it for military purposes
Iran has imposed stricter internet restrictions, citing Israel's military use of the network amid escalating tensions following Israel's airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites. Critics argue these measures aim to quell internal dissent during the ongoing conflict.
Additionally, a hacking group linked to Israel has claimed responsibility for cyberattacks on Iranian entities, including a cryptocurrency exchange, threatening to release sensitive data. This follows a pattern of cyber operations targeting Iran's infrastructure amid heightened military hostilities.
Breitbart: Trump Responds to Ayatollah Saying Iran Won't Surrender: 'Good Luck'
President Trump responded to Iran's Ayatollah Khamenei's declaration of non-surrender with a sarcastic “good luck,” while indicating uncertainty about potential military action against Iranian nuclear sites. He claimed the U.S. has control over Iranian airspace and knows Khamenei's location but stated he would not target him for now.
Trump also mentioned that Iran is close to developing a nuclear weapon and criticized their failure to meet a deadline for negotiations with the U.S. He expressed openness to talks, asserting that “nothing’s too late” for negotiations.
Breitbart: Donald Trump: We Don’t Want a Long-Term War with Iran
President Trump stated that the U.S. is not seeking a long-term war with Iran, emphasizing that preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons is the administration's primary goal. He reiterated this stance, which he has held for over two decades, during a recent interview.
Trump also mentioned that Israel has begun targeting Iranian nuclear sites and military leaders, while asserting U.S. control over the skies in the region. He declined to confirm whether the U.S. would strike Iranian nuclear facilities, highlighting the unpredictability of his decisions.
The Federalist: Iran Is Not The United States' War To Fight
Israel's ongoing military operation against Iran, dubbed "Rising Lion," has escalated with targeted strikes on Iran's nuclear program and high-ranking officials. The U.S. has not engaged offensively but is bolstering its military presence in the region, raising concerns about potential involvement.
Critics warn against U.S. intervention, citing the historical consequences of past regime changes in the Middle East. The current geopolitical landscape reflects a shift toward noninterventionism, emphasizing the need for America to avoid entanglement in another conflict.
Le Monde: France planning European 'initiative' to end Iran-Israel conflict, says presidency
France, under President Emmanuel Macron, is coordinating with European partners to propose a negotiated solution to the conflict between Iran and Israel. Macron has tasked Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot to develop this initiative, emphasizing the need for a resolution amid escalating military actions.
Macron has expressed concern over Israeli strikes in Iran that are not related to nuclear activities, highlighting the rising civilian casualties. He has called for an urgent halt to these operations and is taking steps to assist French citizens wishing to leave Israel or Iran.
The Telegraph: Ditching Aukus would harm US, close ally tells Trump
Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin has urged President Trump to maintain the Aukus program, a trilateral security partnership with Australia and the UK focused on submarines and technology. The Pentagon is reviewing the initiative, previously seen as crucial to US security policy.
Youngkin emphasized the program's importance for US shipbuilders and military collaboration, while UK leader Sir Keir Starmer expressed confidence in Aukus's continuation. The review aligns with Trump's "America first" agenda, raising concerns about potential impacts on defense partnerships.
#economy
GB News: Motorists face massive blow as major toll route increases fees by 40%
Motorists will face a 40% toll increase at the Dartford Crossing starting September 1, raising one-off payments from £2.50 to £3.50. The government cites rising traffic demand, with the crossing now handling over 150,000 vehicles daily, as the reason for the hike.
The new rates will also affect regular account holders and larger vehicles, while motorcycles remain free. Local residents will see a slight increase in their annual fee, but discounts are available. Despite the government's justification, local MPs have expressed concerns over the toll increase.
#military
Fox News: Army soldiers from Minnesota, Michigan perish in separate Middle East incidents
Two U.S. Army soldiers supporting Operation Inherent Resolve in the Middle East died this week in non-combat-related incidents. Sgt. 1st Class Emmett Wilfred Goodridge Jr., 40, died in Kuwait, while Staff Sgt. Saul Fabian Gonzalez, 26, died in Iraq. Both incidents are under investigation.
Details surrounding the incidents have not been released. These deaths occurred shortly after President Trump recognized the Army's 250th anniversary. Further inquiries to the Department of Defense have not been answered.
Times Of Israel: Soldier killed in south Gaza as IDF pursues its ground offensive in shadow of Iran war
An IDF soldier, Staff Sgt. Stav Halfon, was killed by sniper fire in southern Gaza, marking the latest casualty in ongoing fighting. This brings the total Israeli military death toll to 433 since the ground offensive against Hamas began. The IDF continues its operations despite escalating tensions with Iran.
Hamas claims over 140 people were killed in Gaza recently, with many casualties attributed to Israeli airstrikes. The IDF insists it is targeting Hamas infrastructure while attempting to minimize civilian harm. Humanitarian aid is entering Gaza, but organizations state it is insufficient for the population's needs.
#culture
Fox News: Ellen DeGeneres shows off English countryside home as sheep invade through open door
Ellen DeGeneres shared videos on Instagram showing sheep entering her home in the English countryside, where she lives with her wife, Portia de Rossi. The couple moved to the Cotswolds in November 2024 after selling their California properties.
In the clips, DeGeneres humorously documents the sheep's antics and her struggles with household chores, including mowing the lawn. The couple's new home features large glass doors and scenic views of the countryside.
#crime
The Epoch Times: What to Know About the Minnesota Shooting Suspect
Wendy Thomas was aware that a major police operation was focused on her neighbor, Vance Luther Boelter, who is accused of ambushing two Minnesota state lawmakers at their homes. She expressed surprise, thinking he had already fled the area.
Fox News: Murdered Democratic lawmaker's home broken into just days after fatal shooting
The home of Minnesota Democratic Rep. Melissa Hortman, recently the site of a fatal shooting, was broken into, but nothing appeared to be stolen. Police are investigating the break-in, which occurred after the home was released back to the family following the crime scene investigation.
Hortman and her husband were killed in a targeted attack, along with State Sen. John Hoffman and his wife. The suspect, Vance Luther Boelter, has been charged with multiple counts of murder and stalking. The investigation into both the shooting and the break-in is ongoing.