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#illegals

Fox News: Attorney General Pam Bondi warns ICEBlock app developer to 'watch out,' says DOJ is 'looking at him'
Attorney General Pam Bondi warns ICEBlock app developer to 'watch out,' says DOJ is 'looking at him'
U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi criticized a CNN report on an app called ICEBlock, which alerts users to nearby ICE sightings. Bondi warned the app's developer that it could endanger law enforcement by revealing agents' locations, calling it a threat to their safety.

The app, created by Joshua Aaron, aims to assist those opposing deportations, likening the situation to Nazi Germany. While it includes a disclaimer against inciting violence, officials argue it exacerbates risks for federal agents, who are already facing increased assaults.


#politics

Le Monde: Anne Deysine, US law expert: 'We are experiencing the dawn of a lawless society'
Anne Deysine, US law expert: 'We are experiencing the dawn of a lawless society'
The US Supreme Court has restricted federal judges' ability to issue "universal injunctions," a move seen as politically motivated, particularly in relation to an executive order aimed at abolishing birthright citizenship. This decision raises concerns about civil liberties and could lead to inconsistent legal outcomes across states.

Legal experts argue that the ruling undermines established rights under the 14th Amendment, potentially creating chaos regarding citizenship for children born to non-citizen parents. The court's selective application of injunctions has sparked debate about its implications for future executive actions.


#science

GB News: Astronomers finally solve year-long space mystery after discovering mysterious signal
Astronomers finally solve year-long space mystery after discovering mysterious signal
Australian scientists have traced a mysterious radio burst to the defunct Relay Two satellite, launched in 1964 and inactive since 1967. This discovery challenges existing beliefs about fast radio bursts, which were thought to originate from distant galaxies.

The signal, lasting only 30 nanoseconds, exhibited unusual characteristics, showing no dispersion, indicating a nearby source. Researchers faced challenges in capturing the signal due to blurring effects from the satellite's proximity. The leading theory for the burst is electrostatic discharge, though its duration is much shorter than typical discharges.


#other

Daily Mirror: Starmer battles disability benefit cuts revolt as U-turn may not be enough
Starmer battles disability benefit cuts revolt as U-turn may not be enough
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