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CNSNews: SCOTUS Cites Hypocrisy of EPA-Calif. Bid to Block Fuel Producers’ Lawsuit Against Mandate
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 7-2 that fuel producers can challenge an EPA waiver allowing California to mandate more electric vehicles, reversing a lower court's decision on standing. The case will return to the D.C. Circuit to assess whether the EPA overstepped its authority under the Clean Air Act.
The ruling highlights inconsistencies in California's arguments regarding the impact of the regulations on fuel demand and automaker behavior. The National Federation of Independent Businesses praised the decision, asserting that it enables small businesses to contest government regulatory overreach more effectively.
The Mirror: Assisted dying law passes Commons in historic moment - see how your MP voted
MPs in England and Wales have voted 314 to 291 in favor of a landmark bill to allow assisted dying for terminally ill adults. The legislation, spearheaded by Labour MP Kim Leadbeater, will now proceed to the House of Lords for further debate.
The bill permits terminally ill individuals over 18 with six months to live to choose to end their life, pending approval from two doctors and a panel of experts. While supporters celebrated the vote, opponents raised concerns about the implications for disabled individuals and the healthcare system.
#society
Fox News: Michelle Obama says she's 'so glad' she never had a son, says he 'would have been a Barack Obama'
Michelle Obama discussed parenting on her podcast, emphasizing the importance of preparing children for life's challenges. She advised parents to raise resilient boys, teaching them to handle disappointment and communicate effectively, rather than shielding them from difficulties.
Obama expressed relief at not having a son, humorously noting that he would have faced immense pressure as "Baby Barack." Her conversation highlighted the need for parents to balance love with the reality of preparing children for the world.
Le Monde: Paris extends summer bar and restaurant terrace hours, angering noise-weary neighbors
Starting June 21, approximately 4,000 summer terraces in Paris will be allowed to remain open until 11 pm, an hour later than usual, coinciding with the Fête de la Musique. This change follows the pandemic-era permits allowing restaurants to expand their terraces.
The decision has sparked backlash from neighborhood associations, particularly in the 10th, 11th, and 18th arrondissements, who criticize the city for insufficient dialogue and express concerns over noise disturbances.
Fox News: Newark Airport passengers face lengthy delays due to staffing shortages
The FAA has announced significant delays at Newark International Airport due to staffing shortages and ongoing air traffic controller issues. Some flights are delayed by over an hour and a half, exacerbated by a nationwide shortage of 3,000 controllers.
Training for new controllers takes up to a year, preventing immediate relief. Despite recent improvements, such as the early reopening of a runway, the situation remains challenging for travelers.
Fox News: Pastor's son dies in tragic fall on graduation trip, family vows to 'honor him by living life to the fullest'
Grant Herridge, an 18-year-old from Texas, tragically died after falling from a 50-foot waterfall at Olympic National Park during a post-graduation trip. His father, Pastor Brad Ray Herridge, shared the news on Facebook, describing his son as full of life and planning to attend Baylor University.
The National Park Service initiated a search for Herridge immediately after the accident, but weather conditions halted recovery efforts. His former school remembered him as a bright light in the community, emphasizing his kindness and positive impact on those around him.
Fox News: Netflix’s ‘Million Dollar Beach House’ star killed in Hamptons hit-and-run
Reality star and real estate agent Sara Burack has died at the age of 40 following a hit-and-run incident in Southampton. She was struck on Montauk Highway and suffered severe injuries, including cardiac arrest and brain trauma, before being placed on life support.
Burack was known for her appearances on Netflix's "Million Dollar Beach House" and HBO Max's "Selling the Hamptons." She was also active in philanthropy, co-chairing various charity events in New York City. Authorities are currently searching for the driver involved in the incident.
Forbes: Jeff Bezos’ Reportedly Marries Lauren Sanchez Next Week: What We Know About Venice Extravaganza
Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez are set to marry in Venice next week, with the opulent ceremony expected to cost millions. The event will reportedly take place on Bezos' superyacht, the Koru, or possibly at a historic church, amidst protests from locals concerned about overtourism.
The wedding, which will have around 200 guests, has drawn criticism from a local activist group, "No Space for Bezos," highlighting issues of city exploitation and excessive tourist crowds. Despite the protests, Venice's mayor supports the event, claiming the city can handle it.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: 'She's wrong': Trump says Tulsi Gabbard incorrect about Iran not having nuclear weapon capabilities
President Trump disagreed with Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard's assertion that Iran is not close to developing a nuclear weapon, stating that his intelligence community is mistaken. He emphasized concerns about Iran's nuclear capabilities and the urgency of the situation.
Gabbard had previously indicated that Iran is not pursuing a nuclear weapons program, a view that has been supported by some in the intelligence community. Trump's comments highlight a significant divergence in perspectives on national security between him and Gabbard.
The Telegraph: ‘She’s wrong’: Trump throws Tulsi Gabbard under the bus on Iran
Donald Trump has publicly disagreed with Tulsi Gabbard and the US intelligence community regarding Iran's nuclear capabilities, asserting that they are mistaken about the country's progress toward building a nuclear weapon. He emphasized that Iran could achieve this within weeks or months.
Gabbard, who previously stated that the intelligence community found no evidence of Iran actively pursuing a nuclear weapon, later claimed her comments were misinterpreted and expressed alignment with Trump’s concerns.
The Mirror: UK working to set up charter flights for Brits escaping Israel
The UK government is coordinating charter flights to evacuate British nationals from Israel as tensions escalate in the Middle East. Officials are in contact with Israeli authorities to facilitate these flights once airspace reopens, following recent missile strikes between Israel and Iran.
Foreign Secretary David Lammy emphasized the importance of registering for assistance, while also noting that land routes remain open for those seeking to leave. Diplomatic efforts are ongoing to mitigate the conflict, with Lammy engaging in talks with Iranian officials.
Times Of Israel: Putin: Peace offers shared with Israel and Iran; Moscow hasn’t abandoned Tehran
President Putin announced that Israel has agreed to ensure the safety of Russian personnel at Iran's nuclear power plant amid ongoing tensions in the region. He also indicated that Russia is working on peace proposals between Iran and Israel while warning Ukraine of potential territorial losses if it continues to reject Russian peace terms.
Putin claimed that Russia's economy is showing resilience despite warnings of a recession from some officials. He emphasized growth in manufacturing and a reduction in reliance on energy exports, while acknowledging the challenges posed by Western sanctions and inflation.
Breitbart: Javier Milei Declares Iran an 'Enemy of Argentina,' Israel Fighting 'for the West'
Argentine President Javier Milei labeled Iran an enemy of Argentina, emphasizing his support for Israel and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. He criticized the left-wing media for its portrayal of Israel and highlighted Iran's threats against Israel and the West, citing historical terrorist attacks against Argentina.
Milei condemned the 2013 memorandum with Iran signed by former President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, which allowed Iran to participate in the AMIA bombing investigation. He asserted that Israel's military actions are justified, framing the conflict as a defense of Western values against Iranian aggression.
#culture
Breitbart: Former Nickelodeon Star JoJo Siwa Felt Pressured by LGBTQ Mob to Come Out as a Lesbian at 17
Jojo Siwa revealed she initially identified as pansexual before coming out as a lesbian at 17, citing pressure from the LGBTQ community. She expressed that this pressure made her feel confined to a label, emphasizing that sexuality is fluid.
Siwa also reflected on her time with Nickelodeon, claiming they "forgot" her after her coming out. She described her previous persona as a queer pop queen as a calculated rebrand for attention, stating she wouldn't change her past decisions.
#sports
Breitbart: Caitlin Clark Misses Seven 3-Pointers After Getting Raked Across the Face in Previous Game
The Indiana Fever lost to the Golden State Valkyries 88-77, with star guard Caitlin Clark struggling in her first game after a rough encounter with the Connecticut Sun. Clark went 0-7 from three-point range and 3-14 overall, contributing to the team's poor performance.
Despite a strong return from a previous injury, Clark's night was marked by six turnovers and an overall lack of offensive production. The Fever's shooting woes were evident, as they collectively shot 8-29 from three-point land. The WNBA may need to address player safety to prevent similar incidents in the future.
#technology
GB News: Octopus launches first home electric car charger as drivers could receive 5,000 free miles
Octopus Energy has launched its first home electric vehicle charger, the Octopus Charge, which offers low electricity costs and smart scheduling to optimize charging times. The device integrates with the company's app and supports solar panel usage for charging.
Early adopters can receive 5,000 miles of complimentary charging, and the charger will initially be available to Octopus Electric Vehicles customers, with wider access planned for August. The rollout is aided by recent government measures reducing installation red tape for EV chargers.
#other
Daily Mirror: What happens next after historic assisted dying vote - 'not over yet'
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