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#illegals
The Federalist: It's Time For SCOTUS To Hold Rogue Judges Accountable
The U.S. Supreme Court upheld a Tennessee law banning "gender-affirming care" for minors, emphasizing the limits of judicial authority. This decision came amid challenges from the ACLU and the Biden administration, with Chief Justice Roberts stating that the Court should not evaluate the law's wisdom.
Despite the ruling, Judge Brian E. Murphy of Massachusetts defied the Supreme Court by blocking deportations of violent illegal immigrants, claiming the Court's decision was irrelevant. This has drawn criticism from officials who label Murphy's actions as a "judicial coup." The situation raises questions about the enforcement of Supreme Court rulings.
#politics
Le Monde: Algeria seeks 10-year sentence for writer Sansal on appeal
Algeria's prosecutor general is seeking a 10-year prison sentence for writer Boualem Sansal, doubling his current five-year term. Sansal was convicted for undermining Algeria's territorial integrity after criticizing the country's historical claims regarding Moroccan territory.
The case has heightened diplomatic tensions between France and Algeria, with President Macron urging for leniency towards Sansal while Algeria maintains that due process was followed.
The Federalist: NYC's Mayoral Race Shows The Pitfalls Of Ranked-Choice Voting
New York City's Democratic mayoral primary is shaping up to be a contest between former Gov. Andrew Cuomo and state Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani. While Cuomo is seen as the frontrunner, Mamdani could benefit from the ranked-choice voting system, potentially leading to his nomination despite not being voters' first choice.
Mamdani's platform includes controversial proposals such as taxpayer-funded surgeries for minors, health care for illegal immigrants, and increased corporate taxes. His rise in the primary, alongside Cuomo, raises concerns about the city's political direction and the implications of ranked-choice voting on election outcomes.
Forbes: Trump V. E. Jean Carroll: Appeals Court Hears $89 Million Case Today
A federal appeals court is set to review whether Donald Trump must pay E. Jean Carroll nearly $90 million for defamation. This follows a jury ruling that ordered Trump to pay $83.3 million after he verbally attacked Carroll, who accused him of sexual assault in the 1990s.
Trump's legal team argues he has presidential immunity and claims the trial court excluded evidence that could have benefited him. The appeals court previously denied Trump's request to have the Justice Department take over the case, which would have simplified his defense.
#society
Le Monde: French anti-fraud authorities order Tesla to stop 'deceptive commercial practices'
French authorities have ordered Tesla's local subsidiary to cease "deceptive commercial practices" following an investigation that uncovered violations related to autonomous driving claims, vehicle options, and trade-in offers. Tesla has four months to comply or face a daily fine of €50,000.
The investigation was prompted by consumer complaints and revealed issues such as delays in refunds, lack of delivery information, and incomplete sales contracts. Tesla's sales in Europe have declined due to an aging fleet and increased competition.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Israel vows ‘forceful response in heart of Tehran’ after Iran breaks US-brokered truce
Israel has vowed a strong response after Iran allegedly violated a ceasefire brokered by the U.S. by launching missiles at northern Israel just hours after the truce began. The Israeli military intercepted the missiles, following a deadly attack in Beersheba that killed four.
Israeli officials, including Defense Minister Israel Katz, have stated that retaliation against Iran is imminent, with plans to target Iranian military assets in Tehran. The ceasefire, aimed at halting 12 days of conflict, now hangs in the balance as both sides prepare for potential escalations.
Fox News: MIKE POMPEO: Trump's Iran strikes show world what 'America First' foreign policy looks like
America's recent military strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities have prompted Iran to seek peace with Israel, marking a significant shift in the ongoing conflict. This decisive action, credited to President Trump, is seen as a necessary response to Iran's long history of aggression against the U.S. and its allies.
The operation is viewed as a key moment in U.S. foreign policy, moving away from appeasement to a stance of maximum pressure on Iran. While risks remain, especially regarding Iran's potential retaliation, the strikes have reportedly diminished Iran's nuclear capabilities and reinforced America's commitment to national security.
Times Of Israel: Tehran will restore its nuclear program, Iranian atomic chief vows
Iran is assessing damage to its nuclear facilities after a 12-day Israeli campaign, supported by US strikes, aimed at crippling its nuclear ambitions. Iran's nuclear chief stated plans are in place for restoration and to maintain production continuity.
A ceasefire was announced by President Trump, but tensions escalated as Iran reportedly launched missiles at Israel shortly after. Both nations confirmed the ceasefire, yet Israel vowed retaliation. France urged for a complete cessation of hostilities and negotiations regarding Iran's nuclear program.
#economy
GB News: Dame Andrea Jenkyns backs Nigel Farage's non-dom tax break: 'We're losing Britain's millionaires!'
Dame Andrea Jenkyns has expressed support for Reform UK's proposal to implement a one-off fee for non-domiciled individuals, emphasizing the need to review the policy's details. She believes the measure could help reverse the trend of wealthy individuals leaving Britain under Labour's governance.
Jenkyns argues that the fee could fund benefits for lower-income earners and attract support from traditional Labour voters. She advocates for abolishing inheritance tax for UK citizens while proposing to generate revenue from non-doms. Jenkyns frames the policy as a way to create a favorable environment for both wealthy individuals and those in need.
#crime
Fox News: Video shows Minnesota lawmaker shooting suspect preaching in Africa years before deadly attack
Vance Boelter, suspected of assassinating Minnesota lawmakers, was previously seen delivering an enthusiastic speech at a seminar in the Democratic Republic of the Congo in 2022. Organizations involved with the seminar, including Global Minnesota, clarified that Boelter had no formal ties to them.
Boelter is charged with the June 14 shooting deaths of former Minnesota House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband, as well as the attempted murder of state Senator John Hoffman and his wife. He allegedly targeted lawmakers while disguised as law enforcement.
#technology
Forbes: Waymo Expands Its Robotaxi Service To Atlanta
Waymo has launched its robotaxi service in Atlanta, marking its entry into the fifth major U.S. city. The service operates in a 65-square-mile area and partners with Uber for ride booking and vehicle maintenance. Waymo aims to scale its commercial operations significantly.
This launch follows Tesla's recent paid robotaxi rides in Austin, which have faced criticism for safety issues. Waymo, already operating without human monitors in several cities, plans further expansions, including Miami and additional testing locations.
#other
Daily Mirror: DWP disability benefit cuts rebellion as over 70 Labour MPs reject plans
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