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#politics
Human Events: BREAKING: Supreme Court will no longer enforce fines on Brazilians who access X via VPN
Brazil’s Supreme Court chief justice, Alexandre de Moraes, announced he will stop imposing daily fines of 50,000 Brazilian Real on individuals using VPNs to access the social media platform X, following a prior nationwide ban.
Journalist Michael Shellenberger reported this decision, claiming that Brazilians can now safely use the platform without fear of penalties.
Human Events: Germany’s right-wing AfD wins ‘historic victory’ with seat in Parliament spurring protests from leftists
The Alternative for Germany (AfD) party achieved a significant victory in Thuringia's state elections, claiming about one-third of the votes. This marks the first time a right-wing party has led in a state election since World War II, although it may struggle to form a government due to the lack of coalition partners.
The election results have triggered widespread protests across Germany, with approximately 200,000 demonstrators opposing the AfD's policies. Leaders, including Chancellor Olaf Scholz, expressed concern over the party's impact on the economy and social cohesion.
Breitbart: 'Reagan' Star Jon Voight: Reagan's Faith Equipped Him to Defeat Communism, Which Is Threatening America Again Now
Jon Voight asserts that Ronald Reagan’s faith was integral in his fight against communism, which he claims is re-emerging in the U.S. Voight attributes Reagan's moral clarity to his upbringing and emphasizes the need to return to those principles to combat current ideological threats.
Voight reflects on his own faith journey, expressing that belief in God provides meaning and hope. He credits his understanding of Christianity for his career and emphasizes that recognizing one’s divine nature can lead to significant personal transformation.
#society
Times Of Israel: ‘We all failed you’: Heartbreak at funeral for Hersh Goldberg-Polin in Jerusalem
Thousands mourned Hersh Goldberg-Polin and five other hostages killed by Hamas as they were laid to rest in Jerusalem. President Isaac Herzog apologized for the state's failure to protect them, emphasizing the collective grief and anger felt by a traumatized nation.
Hersh's family, prominent advocates for hostages, shared their agony and hopes during the lengthy period of captivity. Their calls for action have heightened amidst widespread protests following the reported details of the hostages' deaths.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: UK suspends 30 of 350 arms export licenses to Israel, insists it’s not an embargo
Britain has suspended 30 out of 350 arms export licenses to Israel due to concerns that these arms could be used in violations of international humanitarian law amidst the ongoing conflict with Hamas. The UK government asserts that this decision does not constitute a blanket ban, but highlights specific risks.
Israeli officials expressed disappointment over the decision, reinforcing their commitment to international law and expressing concern about the message it sends to Hamas. While British arms constitute a small percentage of Israel's total arms procurement, the Labour government continues to advocate for a ceasefire and humanitarian aid in Gaza.
#culture
Breitbart: 'Dawson's Creek' Actor Obi Ndefo Dead at 51
Actor Obi Ndefo, known for his role in "Dawson's Creek," passed away at 51 after a hit-and-run incident that resulted in the loss of his legs five years prior. His cause of death remains unknown; his sister expressed her heartbreak over his loss.
Beyond acting, Ndefo was a writer, yoga teacher, and founder of a non-profit promoting art literacy. He was a Yale drama school graduate and maintained a positive outlook after his accident.
#sports
Forbes: Billionaire Daughters Pegula, Navarro Advance To U.S. Open Quarterfinals
Jessica Pegula and Emma Navarro, both from ultra-wealthy backgrounds, advanced to the quarterfinals of the U.S. Open. Pegula, daughter of Buffalo Bills owner Terry Pegula, defeated Diana Schnaider, while Navarro, daughter of former Citigroup VP Ben Navarro, overcame Coco Gauff.
Despite their successes, neither has won a Grand Slam title. Pegula's best ranking has been No. 3, while Navarro reached No. 12. They will face top-ranked players in their upcoming matches.