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Jun 10, 2025 |
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#society
GB News: Elon Musk’s 'brand damage' of Tesla causes motorists to buy electric cars from Chinese brands instead
Tesla is experiencing a significant decline in UK sales, with a 33% drop in May compared to last year, as drivers increasingly switch to the Chinese-owned Polestar brand. Polestar reported a remarkable 273% increase in registrations, driven by its expanded lineup and appeal to former Tesla owners.
The shift is attributed to customer fatigue with Tesla and reputational challenges surrounding CEO Elon Musk. Polestar's growth, despite still being far behind Tesla in absolute numbers, highlights a changing landscape in the electric vehicle market as both companies navigate differing product development strategies.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Ukraine says Russia launched the biggest overnight drone bombardment of the war
Russia launched nearly 500 drones and 20 missiles in a significant overnight attack on Ukraine, marking a continuation of its summer offensive amid stalled peace talks. Ukraine's air force reported that the strikes primarily targeted central and western regions.
Despite the ongoing conflict, a new batch of prisoner exchanges occurred, although significant progress towards a ceasefire remains elusive. Ukrainian officials reported that POWs returned in poor health, highlighting the dire conditions faced by captured soldiers.
#crime
Fox News: Defense attorney's dramatic courtroom move has legal experts talking in Karen Read murder trial
Karen Read's defense attorney has moved for a mistrial for the second time in her retrial for the murder of Boston cop John O'Keefe. The defense argues that Read's vehicle never struck O'Keefe, contradicting the prosecution's claims.
The special prosecutor admitted to a mistake regarding evidence during the trial, raising questions about the prosecution's credibility. Legal experts suggest that the longer the trial drags on, the more favorable it could be for Read's defense.