US victims sue Iran, Syria, North Korea over Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack
By Karah Rucker (Anchor), Brock Koller (Senior Producer), Shea Taylor (Producer), Ian Kennedy (Lead Video Editor)
More than 100 U.S. victims and families of victims of Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack on Israel are suing Iran, Syria and North Korea. They said the countries provided the terrorist organization the money, weapons and instruction to carry out the deadly attack.
The lawsuit, which was filed in a New York court, seeks at least $4 billion in damages for the attack. The suit was filed by the Anti-Defamation League — a Jewish advocacy organization — and is the largest case against foreign countries in connection with the attack.
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The United States has deemed Iran, Syria and North Korea state sponsors of terrorism.
This comes as the Israeli army ordered a mass evacuation of Palestinians from much of the southern Gaza city Khan Younis on Monday, July 1, signaling troops are likely to launch a new ground assault into the strip’s second-largest city.
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MORE THAN 100 VICTIMS AND FAMILIES OF VICTIMS OF HAMAS’ OCTOBER 7-TH ATTACK ON ISRAEL ARE SUING IRAN, SYRIA, AND NORTH KOREA — SAYING THE COUNTRIES SUPPLIED THE TERRORIST ORGANIZATION WITH THE MONEY, WEAPONS, AND INSTRUCTION TO CARRY OUT the DEADLY ATTACK.
THE LAWSUIT — WHICH WAS FILED IN FEDERAL COURT IN NEW YORK — SEEKS AT LEAST 4 BILLION dollars IN DAMAGES FOR THE ATTACK.
THE SUIT WAS FILED BY THE ANTI-DEFAMATION LEAGUE — a jewish ADVOCACY organization — AND IS THE LARGEST CASE AGAINST FOREIGN COUNTRIES IN CONNECTION WITH THE ATTACK.
THE UNITED STATES HAS DEEMED IRAN, SYRIA AND NORTH KOREA as STATE SPONSORS OF TERRORISM.
THIS COMES AS THE ISRAELI ARMY ORDERED A MASS EVACUATION OF PALESTINIANS FROM MUCH OF THE SOUTHERN GAZA CITY KHAN YOUNIS (YOU-NISS) ON MONDAY — SIGNALING TROOPS ARE LIKELY TO LAUNCH A NEW GROUND ASSAULT INTO THE STRIP’S SECOND-LARGEST CITY.
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Steve Bannon begins 4-month prison sentence for contempt of Congress
By Karah Rucker (Anchor), Brock Koller (Senior Producer), Shea Taylor (Producer), Ian Kennedy (Lead Video Editor)
Steve Bannon remained defiant as he turned himself in to serve four months in a federal prison Monday, July 1. The longtime Trump ally was convicted of contempt for defying a congressional subpoena from the committee that probed the Jan. 6, 2021 U.S. Capitol attack.
“I’m proud to go to prison,” Bannon said in a press conference before turning himself over to authorities. “I am proud of going to prison today.”
Bannon will serve his sentence at the federal correctional institution in Danbury, Connecticut.
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“If this is what it takes to stand up to tyranny, if that’s what it takes to stand up to the [Attorney General Merrick] Garland corrupt criminal DOJ, if this is what it takes to stand up to Nancy Pelosi, if this is what it takes to stand up to Joe Biden, I’m proud to do it,” Bannon said.
“I was on a destroyer for four years in the Navy,” Bannon continued.” I am prepared for whatever prison has, right? Our prisons are run very well. The Bureau of Prisons does a great job. I’m prepared to do this, whatever task I do, I’m totally prepared mentally, physically, everything, for prison.”
In an interview on Monday, July 1, former President Trump blamed President Biden for what he claims is a “weaponization” of the justice system. Trump said Biden is “going to pay a big price” for it. Trump’s campaign told ABC News that Trump’s statement meant Biden will lose the election come November.
In 2022, Bannon was convicted of two misdemeanor counts of contempt of Congress after he refused to cooperate with a House committee investigating the Capitol riot. Bannon, a former chief strategist for Trump and a prominent figure in right-wing media, initially delayed his prison term through an appeal.
However, after the D.C. Circuit Court upheld his conviction, he was ordered by U.S. District Court Judge Carl Nichols to begin his four-month sentence.
STEVE BANNON | FMR. ADVISER TO DONALD TRUMP
“I’m proud to go to prison. I am proud of going to prison today.”
[KARAH RUCKER]
STEVE BANNON TURNED HIMSELF IN TO SERVE FOUR MONTHS IN A FEDERAL PRISON on MONDAY.
THE LONGTIME TRUMP ALLY WAS CONVICTED OF CONTEMPT FOR DEFYING A CONGRESSIONAL SUBPOENA FROM THE january sixth house COMMITTEE.
BANNON WILL SERVE HIS SENTENCE AT THE FEDERAL CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION IN DANBURY, CONNECTICUT.
BANNON SPoke with reporters BEFORE he was TAKEN INTO CUSTODY.
STEVE BANNON | FMR. ADVISER TO DONALD TRUMP
“If this is what it takes to stand up to tyranny, if that’s what it takes to stand up to the Garland corrupt criminal DOJ, if this is what it takes to stand up to Nancy Pelosi, if this is what it takes to stand up to Joe Biden, to Joe Biden, I’m proud to do it.”
“I was on a destroyer for four years in the Navy. I am prepared for whatever prison has, right? Our prisons are run very well. The Bureau of Prisons does a great job. I’m prepared to do this, whatever task I do, I’m totally prepared mentally, physically, everything for prison.”
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IN A RADIO INTERVIEW MONDAY — WHEN ASKED ABOUT BANNON’S SENTENCING — FORMER PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP BLAMED PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN FOR WHAT HE called “WEAPONIZATION” OF THE JUSTICE SYSTEM.
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Biden issues warning after immunity ruling as Trump looks to overturn conviction
By Karah Rucker (Anchor), Brock Koller (Senior Producer), Shea Taylor (Producer), Ian Kennedy (Lead Video Editor)
Reaction from President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump after the Supreme Court’s historic ruling on presidential immunity. And Hurricane Beryl strengthens to a Category 5 as it approaches Jamaica. These stories and more highlight The Morning Rundown for Tuesday, July 2, 2024
Biden issues warning after SCOTUS ruling as Trump looks to overturn conviction
In a landmark 6-3 vote along ideological lines the Supreme Court justices ruled Monday, July 1, that former President Donald Trump is entitled to immunity for official acts he took while in office. The effects of the court’s decision will be seen in the coming days.
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The two presumptive nominees in the 2024 presidential race both reacted.
The high court’s ruling gave Trump some immunity from being criminally prosecuted on charges of attempting to overturn the 2020 election, however, it did not totally dismiss Special Counsel Jack Smith’s case. The former president is reportedly looking to have his New York trial conviction overturned based on the Supreme Court’s decision.
According to Trump’s legal team, the Manhattan jury’s verdict that found him guilty of falsifying business records should be overturned because the jurors saw evidence during trial that they now consider to be protected. Trump’s lawyers are seeking a delay in Trump’s sentencing so they can have more time to make their case. Trump’s sentencing is currently scheduled for July 11.
In the Supreme Court’s opinion, Chief Justice John Roberts wrote, “The president is not above the law. But … the president may not be prosecuted for exercising his core constitutional powers.”
After that decision came down, Trump posted on his social media platform Truth Social saying, “Big win for our Constitution and democracy. Proud to be an American.”
Meanwhile, President Joe Biden decided the historic ruling warranted a primetime address. In it, he warned of what he called a “dangerous precedent.”
Biden calling the ruling a, “disservice to the people of this nation,” saying the decision means there are “virtually no limits on what a president can do.”
“This nation was founded on the principle that there are no kings in America,” the president said. “Each of us is equal before the law. No one, no one is above the law, not even the President of the United States. [With] today’s Supreme Court decision on presidential immunity, that fundamentally changed for all practical purposes.”
Biden repeated Justice Sonia Sotomayer’s dissent, saying the ruling makes the president “now a king above the law.”
In response, Trump posted that the primetime address was just meant to deflect from Biden’s “horrible campaign performance.”
Steve Bannon begins 4-month prison sentence for contempt of Congress
Steve Bannon remained defiant as he turned himself in to serve four months in a federal prison Monday, July 1.
“I’m proud to go to prison,” he said in a press conference before turning himself over to authorities. “I am proud of going to prison today.”
The longtime Trump ally was convicted of contempt for defying a congressional subpoena from the committee that probed the Jan. 6, 2021, U.S. Capitol attack.
Bannon will serve his sentence at the federal correctional institution in Danbury, Connecticut.
“If this is what it takes to stand up to tyranny, if that’s what it takes to stand up to the [Attorney General Merrick] Garland corrupt criminal DOJ, if this is what it takes to stand up to Nancy Pelosi, if this is what it takes to stand up to Joe Biden, I’m proud to do it,” Bannon said. “I was on a destroyer for four years in the Navy. I am prepared for whatever prison has, right? Our prisons are run very well. The Bureau of Prisons does a great job. I’m prepared to do this, whatever task I do, I’m totally prepared mentally, physically, everything, for prison.”
In an interview Monday, former President Trump blamed President Biden for what he claims is a “weaponization” of the justice system, saying Biden is “going to pay a big price” for it. Trump’s campaign told ABC News Trump’s statement meant Biden will lose the election come November.
Iran, Syria, North Korea sued in connection with Oct. 7 Israel attack
More than 100 victims and families of victims of Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack on Israel are suing Iran, Syria and North Korea. They said the countries provided the terrorist organization the money, weapons and instruction to carry out the deadly attack.
The lawsuit, which was filed in a New York court, seeks at least $4 billion in damages for the attack. The suit was filed by the Anti-Defamation League — a Jewish advocacy organization — and is the largest case against foreign countries in connection with the attack.
The United States has deemed Iran, Syria and North Korea state sponsors of terrorism.
This comes as the Israeli army ordered a mass evacuation of Palestinians from much of the southern Gaza city Khan Younis on Monday, July 1, signaling troops are likely to launch a new ground assault into the strip’s second-largest city.
Hurricane Beryl now a Category 5 storm, heads for Jamaica
Hurricane Beryl is now a Category 5 storm. This is the earliest on record that a hurricane in the Atlantic has reached the highest category there is, with wind speeds above 160 miles per hour.
It made landfall on the Caribbean’s Windward Islands on Monday as a Category 4 storm. Many are still without power or water and at least one death has been reported.
The hurricane is expected to hit Jamaica by Wednesday afternoon, July 3, with life-threatening winds and storm surge.
Beryl is only the second Category 5 Atlantic storm to be recorded in July.
Biden student loan repayment plan allowed to proceed
In a small victory for the Biden administration, a federal appeals court will allow the Department of Education to move forward with lowering millions of student loan borrowers’ monthly payments in July. The move comes as the administration faces two legal battles over the repayment plan known as SAVE, which launched in 2023.
A federal judge in Kansas issued an injunction blocking the plan from taking effect on July 1. The Department of Justice quickly appealed.
Under SAVE, many borrowers will pay only 5% of their discretionary income toward their debt every month, and anyone making $32,800 dollars or less will have no monthly payment.
On the other income-driven repayment plans, borrowers pay at least 10% of their discretionary income.
Track star Quincy Wilson makes Team USA at age 16
Another Olympian is making history at just 16 years old. The teen sprinting phenom’s name is Quincy Wilson.
After twice breaking the U.S. record for under-18 runners at the Olympic trials, it was confirmed Monday, July 1, Wilson will be joining Team USA at the Paris summer games later this month.
Wilson will be part of the team that runs the 4x400m relay, making him the youngest American male track athlete to appear at an Olympics. Wilson’s team will formally be announced next week.
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IT WAS A LANDMARK RULING BY THE SUPREME COURT.
IN A 6-3 VOTE ALONG IDEOLOGICAL LINES – THE JUSTICES RULING FORMER PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP IS ENTITLED TO SOME IMMUNITY FOR OFFICIAL ACTS HE TOOK WHILE IN OFFICE.
THE EFFECTS OF THE COURT’S DECISION WILL BE SEEN IN THE COMING DAYS.
BUT IT TOOK LITTLE TIME FOR THE TWO PRESUMPTIVE NOMINEES IN THE 2024 PRESIDENTIAL RACE TO REACT.
AFTER THE HIGH COURT’S RULING – GIVING TRUMP SOME IMMUNITY FROM BEING CRIMINALLY PROSECUTED ON CHARGES OF ATTEMPTING TO OVERTURN THE 2020 ELECTION – WHILE NOT TOTALLY DISMISSING SPECIAL COUNSEL JACK SMITH’S CASE —
THE FORMER PRESIDENT IS REPORTEDLY LOOKING TO HAVE HIS NEW YORK TRIAL CONVICTION OVERTURNED BASED ON THE SUPREME COURT’S DECISION.
ACCORDING TO TRUMP’S LEGAL TEAM – THE MANHATTAN JURY’S VERDICT THAT FOUND HIM GUILTY OF FALSIFYING BUSINESS RECORDS — SHOULD BE OVERTURNED BECAUSE THE JURORS SAW EVIDENCE DURING TRIAL THAT THEY CONSIDER NOW TO BE PROTECTED.
TRUMP’S LAWYERS ARE SEEKING A DELAY IN TRUMP’S SENTENCING – WHICH IS CURRENTLY SCHEDULED FOR JULY 11TH -SO THEY CAN HAVE MORE TIME TO MAKE THEIR CASE.
IN THE SUPREME COURT’S OPINION, CHIEF JUSTICE JOHN ROBERTS WROTE – “THE PRESIDENT IS NOT ABOVE THE LAW. BUT… THE PRESIDENT MAY NOT BE PROSECUTED FOR EXERCISING HIS CORE CONSTITUTIONAL POWERS.”
AFTER THAT DECISION CAME DOWN – TRUMP POSTED ON HIS TRUTH SOCIAL SITE – “BIG WIN FOR OUR CONSTITUTION AND DEMOCRACY. PROUD TO BE AN AMERICAN.”
MEANWHILE PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN DECIDING THE HISTORIC RULING WARRANTED A PRIMETIME ADDRESS — WARNING OF WHAT HE CALLED A “DANGEROUS PRECEDENT.”
BIDEN CALLING THE RULING A “DISSERVICE TO THE PEOPLE OF THIS NATION” SAYING THE DECISION MEANS THAT THERE IS “VIRTUALLY NO LIMITS ON WHAT A PRESIDENT CAN DO.”
PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN
“This nation was founded on the principle that there are no kings in America. Each, each of us is equal before the law. No one, no one is above the law, not even the president of the United States. [With] today’s Supreme Court decision on presidential immunity, that fundamentally changed for all practical purposes.”
[KARAH RUCKER]
BIDEN REPEATING JUSTICE SONIA SOTOMAYER’S DISSENT – SAYING THE RULING MAKES THE PRESIDENT QUOTE “NOW A KING ABOVE THE LAW.”
IN RESPONSE — TRUMP POSTING THAT THE PRIMETIME ADDRESS WAS JUST MEANT TO DEFELECT FROM BIDEN’S QUOTE “HORRIBLE CAMPAIGN PERFORMANCE.”
STEVE BANNON REMAINING DEFIANT AS HE TURNED HIMSELF IN TO SERVE FOUR MONTHS IN A FEDERAL PRISON MONDAY.
STEVE BANNON | TRUMP ALLY
“I’m proud to go to prison. I am proud of going to prison today.”
[KARAH RUCKER]
THE LONGTIME TRUMP ALLY WAS CONVICTED OF CONTEMPT FOR DEFYING A CONGRESSIONAL SUBPOENA FROM THE COMMITTEE THAT PROBED THE JANUARY 6-TH U.S. CAPITOL ATTACK.
BANNON WILL SERVE HIS SENTENCE AT THE FEDERAL CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION IN DANBURY, CONNECTICUT.
AND HE HAD TO GET THE LAST WORD BEFORE OFFICIALLY BEING TAKEN INTO CUSTODY.
STEVE BANNON | TRUMP ALLY
“If this is what it takes to stand up to tyranny, if that’s what it takes to stand up to the Garland corrupt criminal DOJ, if this is what it takes to stand up to Nancy Pelosi, if this is what it takes to stand up to Joe Biden, to Joe Biden, I’m proud to do it.”
“I was on a destroyer for four years in the Navy. I am prepared for whatever prison has, right? Our prisons are run very well. The Bureau of Prisons does a great job. I’m prepared to do this, whatever task I do, I’m totally prepared mentally, physically, everything for prison.”
[KARAH RUCKER]
CONT VOIN AN INTERVIEW YESTERDAY — FORMER PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP BLAMED PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN FOR WHAT HE CLAIMS IS A “WEAPONIZATION” OF THE JUSTICE SYSTEM — SAYING BIDEN IS “GOING TO PAY A BIG PRICE” FOR IT.
MORE THAN 100 VICTIMS AND FAMILIES OF VICTIMS OF HAMAS’ OCTOBER 7-TH ATTACK ON ISRAEL ARE SUING IRAN, SYRIA, AND NORTH KOREA — SAYING THE COUNTRIES SUPPLIED THE TERRORIST ORGANIZATION WITH THE MONEY, WEAPONS, AND INSTRUCTION TO CARRY OUT the DEADLY ATTACK.
THE LAWSUIT — WHICH WAS FILED IN FEDERAL COURT IN NEW YORK — SEEKS AT LEAST 4 BILLION dollars IN DAMAGES FOR THE ATTACK.
THE SUIT WAS FILED BY THE ANTI-DEFAMATION LEAGUE — a jewish anti-hate organization — AND IS THE LARGEST CASE AGAINST FOREIGN COUNTRIES IN CONNECTION WITH THE ATTACK.
THE UNITED STATES HAS DEEMED IRAN, SYRIA AND NORTH KOREA as STATE SPONSORS OF TERRORISM.
THIS COMES AS THE ISRAELI ARMY ORDERED A MASS EVACUATION OF PALESTINIANS FROM MUCH OF THE SOUTHERN GAZA CITY KHAN YOUNIS ON MONDAY — SIGNALING TROOPS ARE LIKELY TO LAUNCH A NEW GROUND ASSAULT INTO THE STRIP’S SECOND-LARGEST CITY.
HURRICANE BERYL IS NOW A CATEGORY 5 STORM —
THIS IS THE EARLIEST ON RECORD THAT A HURRICANE HAS REACHED THE HIGHEST CATEGORY THERE IS WITH WINDSPEEDS ABOVE 160 MILES PER HOUR.
IT MADE LANDFALL ON THE CARIBBEAN’S WINDWARD ISLANDS ON MONDAY AS A CATEGORY 4 STORM –
MANY ARE STILL WITHOUT POWER OR WATER AND AT LEAST ONE DEATH HAS BEEN REPORTED.
THE HURRICANE IS EXPECTED TO HIT JAMAICA BY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON WITH LIFE-THREATENING WINDS AND STORM SURGE.
BERYL IS ONLY THE SECOND CATEGORY 5 ATLANTIC STORM TO BE RECORDED IN JULY.
IN A SMALL VICTORY FOR THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION — A FEDERAL APPEALS COURT WILL ALLOW THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION TO MOVE FORWARD WITH LOWERING MILLIONS OF STUDENT LOAN BORROWERS’ MONTHLY PAYMENTS THIS MONTH… AS THE ADMINISTRATION FACES TWO LEGAL BATTLES OVER THE REPAYMENT PLAN KNOWN AS SAVE, WHICH LAUNCHED LAST YEAR.
LAST WEEK, A FEDERAL JUDGE IN KANSAS ISSUED AN INJUNCTION BLOCKING THE PLAN FROM TAKING EFFECT ON JULY 1-ST.
THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE QUICKLY APPEALED.
UNDER SAVE — MANY BORROWERS WILL PAY ONLY 5 PERCENT OF THEIR DISCRETIONARY INCOME TOWARD THEIR DEBT EVERY MONTH… AND ANYONE MAKING 32-THOUSAND 800 DOLLARS OR LESS WILL HAVE *NO* MONTHLY PAYMENT.
ON THE OTHER INCOME-DRIVEN REPAYMENT PLANS — BORROWERS PAY AT LEAST 10 PERCENT OF THEIR DISCRETIONARY INCOME.
ANOTHER OLYMPIAN IS MAKING HISTORYAT JUST 16 YEARS OLD.
THE TEEN SPRINTING PHENOM’S NAME IS QUINCY WILSON.
AFTER TWICE BREAKING THE U.S. RECORD FOR UNDER-18 RUNNERS AT THE OLYMPIC TRIALS — IT WAS CONFIRMED MONDAY WILSON WILL BE JOINING TEAM USA AT THE PARIS SUMMER GAMES LATER THIS MONTH.
WILSON WILL BE PART OF THE TEAM THAT RUNS THE 4 BY 400 RELAY – MAKING HIM THE YOUNGEST AMERICAN MALE ATHLETE TO APPEAR AT AN OLYMPICS.
WILSON’S TEAM WILL FORMALLY BE ANNOUNCED NEXT WEEK.
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What you don’t know about white noise that could hurt your child
By Karah Rucker (Reporter), Pierce Sharpe (Executive Producer), Ben Ray (Video Editor), Ally Heath (Digital Producer)
More than half of Americans use some sort of background noise to help them fall asleep. People use tools like box fans, YouTube videos and designated white noise machines to drown out interruptions that could disturb their sleep. For new parents, the machines can help them, and their newborns, get a good night’s sleep.
However, new research shows many of the white noise machines available are potentially too loud for infants’ ears. A study published in Sleep Medicine measured the decibel levels of 24 white noise machines and apps. None of them are federally regulated.
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The study found the devices did not have a decibel cutoff. Research showed a cutoff is necessary to safeguard their children’s hearing.
“Those devices exceeded what is appropriate for hearing health for any individual, just walking around and living their life,” researchers told ABC News.
A separate study by behavioral scientists found that white noise could even be the wrong “color” of noise for sleep. The spectrum of color noise classifies everyday noises and frequencies into colors. A running fan is considered white noise. Blowing wind is pink noise and the rumble of distant thunder is brown noise.
In a recent study researchers found white noise is a harsh frequency that “wakes the brain.” It acts as a stimulant, with minor improvements in task performance.
The researchers suggested if a person chose to use noise while they sleep, they should use pink noise. It is the color that more closely resembles frequencies the brain gives off during sleep.
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However, evidence showed that using noise, like many other sleep aids, can be addictive and lead to poor sleep habits. Experts also said stopping any sleep aid cold turkey can have negative effects on everyday sleep quality.
The recommended method to wean a person or their child off of white noise is to decrease the volume incrementally until they no longer need it to sleep.
[WHITE NOISE]
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IT’S A FAMILIAR, SOOTHING SOUND.
[WHITE NOISE]
[KARAH RUCKER]
MORE THAN HALF OF ALL AMERICANS USE SOME SORT OF BACKGROUND NOISE TO HELP THEM FALL ASLEEP.
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FROM BOX FANS TO YOUTUBE, OR EVEN DESIGNATED WHITE NOISE MACHINES – THE POINT IS TO DROWN OUT UNWANTED INTERRUPTIONS THAT MIGHT DISTURB OUR SLEEP.
AND FOR MANY NEW PARENTS – THESE MACHINES CAN BE A LIFESAVER.
BUT NEW RESEARCH SHOWS A HOST OF WHITE NOISE MACHINES ON THE MARKET ARE POTENTIALLY TOO LOUD FOR THE EARS OF INFANTS.
A RECENT STUDY PUBLISHED IN THE JOURNAL SLEEP MEDICINE, MEASURED THE DECIBEL LEVELS OF 24 WHITE NOISE MACHINES AND APPS.
ALL OF WHICH WERE NOT FEDERALLY REGULATED.
THE STUDY FOUND THE DEVICES LACKED A SPECIFIC DECIBEL CUTOFF –
A NECESSITY FOR PARENTS LOOKING TO SAFEGUARD THEIR CHILDREN’S HEARING.
THE AUTHORS OF THE STUDY TELLING ABC NEWS, “Those devices exceeded what is appropriate for hearing health for any individual, just walking around and living their life.”
A SEPARATE STUDY BY BEHAVIORAL SCIENTISTS FOUND THAT WHITE NOISE COULD EVEN BE THE WRONG “COLOR” OF NOISE FOR SLEEP.
THE SPECTRUM OF COLOR NOISE CLASSIFIES EVERYDAY NOISES AND FREQUENCIES INTO COLORS.
A RUNNING FAN IS CONSIDERED WHITE NOISE, BLOWING WIND IS PINK NOISE, AND THE RUMBLE OF DISTANT THUNDER IS BROWN NOISE.
IN A RECENT STUDY, RESEARCHERS FOUND WHITE NOISE IS A HARSH FREQUENCY THAT “WAKES THE BRAIN,” ACTING AS A STIMULANT, WITH MINOR IMPROVEMENTS IN TASK PERFORMANCE.
THE RESEARCHERS SUGGEST IF YOU CHOOSE TO USE NOISE WHILE YOU SLEEP, USE PINK NOISE, AS IT MORE CLOSELY RESEMBLES THE FREQUENCIES YOUR BRAIN GIVES OFF DURING SLEEP.
HOWEVER, THERE IS EVIDENCE SHOWING THAT USING NOISE, LIKE MANY OTHER SLEEP AIDS, IS ADDICTIVE, AND CAN LEAD TO POOR SLEEP HABITS.
AND EXPERTS SAY STOPPING ANY SLEEP AID COLD TURKEY CAN HAVE NEGATIVE EFFECTS ON YOUR EVERYDAY SLEEP QUALITY.
THE RECOMMENDED METHOD TO WEEN YOURSELF OR YOUR CHILD OFF OF WHITE NOISE IS TO DECREASE THE VOLUME INCREMENTALLY UNTIL YOU NO LONGER NEED IT TO SLEEP.
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SCOTUS sends Texas, Florida social media laws back to lower courts
By Ray Bogan (Political Correspondent)
The Supreme Court sent two cases that could forever change how social media companies moderate content back to the lower courts on Monday, July 1. Florida and Texas passed what they described as anti-censorship laws in 2021 in response to what their state governments said was an anti-conservative bias from social media platforms.
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The justices wrote that lower courts need to first assess the laws’ scope and whether the provisions violate the First Amendment, or, in this case, intrude on protected editorial discretion.
The justices said that’s the lower courts’ job, not theirs, because the Supreme Court is a “court of review, not of first view.”
The Florida law bans social media companies from deplatforming a political candidate or a journalistic enterprise. The Texas law states a social media platform or interactive computer service may not censor a user based on their viewpoint.
Now, both cases will separately go back to their respective lower courts for further consideration using the justice’s new instructions. All previous rulings about the two laws have been vacated, so the laws will remain under an injunction while the cases play out.
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The Supreme Court on Monday sent two cases that could forever change how social media companies moderate content back to the lower courts.
Florida and Texas passed what they described as anti-censorship laws in 2021 in response to what their state governments said was an anti-conservative bias from the social media platforms.
The justices unanimously ruled that the Fifth and Eleventh circuit courts failed to conduct a proper analysis of the first amendment challenges in the case.
The Justices wrote that lower courts need to first assess the laws’ scope, and whether the provisions violate the first amendment, or in this case – intrude on protected editorial discretion.
The Justices said that’s the lower courts job, not theirs, because the Supreme court is a quote “court of review, not of first view.”
The Florida law bans social media companies from deplatforming a political candidate or a journalistic enterprise. The Texas law states a social media platform or interactive computer service may not censor a user based on their viewpoint.
Now, both cases will separately go back to their respective lower courts for further consideration using the justice’s new instructions. All previous rulings about the two laws have been vacated. So the laws will remain under an injunction while this plays out.
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China’s influence over the world’s wind power is already well-established. The country accounts for more than half of total global wind power capacity and has ranked first worldwide for four consecutive years. The addition of this 18-megawatt turbine is expected to further solidify China’s position at the forefront of the wind energy sector.
However, competition may be on the horizon. Siemens Energy is currently developing a massive wind turbine that aims to surpass the power output of China’s latest project. This endeavor received a $30 million investment from the European Union last year, with the German energy company’s goal being to create the world’s most powerful wind turbine prototype.
The EU’s investment is part of a broader strategy to enhance the competitiveness of its domestic manufacturers against China’s dominance in the wind energy market. Chinese wind turbines are sometimes offered in Europe for up to half the price of locally-made products.
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By building larger single turbines instead of expansive wind farms, European energy companies may find a more cost-efficient solution to meet their energy needs.
TENS OF THOUSANDS OF HOMES CAN NOW BE POWERED WITH JUST A SINGLE WIND TURBINE.
IT’S JUST ANOTHER RENEWABLE MILESTONE FOR CHINA, AS THE NATION CONTINUES ITS DOMINANCE IN THIS SECTOR.
BEIJING’S LATEST WIND ENERGY INSTALLMENT IS ABOUT 36 TIMES MORE POWERFUL THAN THE INDUSTRY AVERAGE-
MAKING IT THE LARGEST TURBINE EVER BUILT IN TERMS OF POWER OUTPUT.
ITS BLADES MEASURE OVER EIGHT HUNDRED AND FIFTY FEET, AND WHEN IN MOTION THEY COVER AN AREA EQUIVALENT TO MORE THAN SEVEN FOOTBALL FIELDS.
CHINA ALREADY ACCOUNTS FOR MORE THAN HALF OF THE PLANET’S TOTAL WIND POWER-
RANKING FIRST GLOBALLY FOR FOUR CONSECUTIVE YEARS NOW.
THE ADDITION OF THIS NEW 18-MEGAWATT TURBINE TO THEIR ENERGY PORTFOLIO COULD FURTHER INCREASE THAT WORLDWIDE LEAD-
BUT A RIVAL COULD BE ON THE WAY.
SIEMENS ENERGY IS CURRENTLY IN THE MIDST OF BUILDING ITS OWN MASSIVE TURBINE THAT WOULD ACTUALLY BEAT OUT THE POWER PROVIDED BY WHAT CHINA JUST BUILT.
JACK ALYMER: ITS A PROJECT THE EUROPEAN UNION INVESTED OVER 30 MILLION DOLLARS IN LAST YEAR-
SAYING THIS MONEY WOULD HELP CREATE the WORLD’S MOST POWERFUL WIND TURBINE PROTOTYPE.
THE EU WANTS ITS DOMESTIC MANUFACTURERS TO BECOME MORE COMPETITIVE WITH CHINA IN THIS INDUSTRY.
CHINESE WIND TURBINES ARE SOMETIMES OFFERED IN EUROPE AT UP TO HALF THE PRICE OF LOCALLY-MADE PRODUCTS-
BUILDING BIGGER SINGLE TURBINES INSTEAD OF EXPANSIVE WIND FARMS COULD BECOME A MORE COST EFFICIENT SOLUTION FOR EUROPEAN ENERGY COMPANIES.
CHINA OUTPACES THE REST OF WORLD BY A SIZEABLE MARGIN WHEN IT COMES TO RENEWABLE ENERGY, AS WESTERN NATIONS TRY AND DEVELOP NEW TECHNOLOGIES TO KEEP UP. TO LEARN MORE ABOUT STORIES LIKE THIS, DOWNLOAD THE STRAIGHT ARROW NEWS APP AND SIGN UP FOR ALERTS FROM ME – JACK AYLMER – SO YOU NEVER MISS A THING.
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By Ryan Robertson (Anchor), Evan Hummel (Producer), Jake Maslo (Video Editor)
On Oct. 1, Mexico’s newly elected President Claudia Sheinbaum will be the first female to take office and face her first test: the growing threat of drug cartels. A report released on Saturday, June 29, said that Mexican drug cartels are claiming to have increased firepower, including sophisticated U.S. weaponry like the FGM-148 Javelin Missile. The infrared guided missile launcher is reportedly capable of blowing up tanks and taking down low-flying helicopters.
U.S. officials deny that these cartels have the Javelins, but security consultant David Saucedo said that they do have these weapons. An anonymous Mexican security official said two Javelins were recently confiscated from a major cartel in Mexico.
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Additionally, a helicopter crash that killed a security chief and four others in a central Mexican state in November may not be an accident. A self-proclaimed Mexican mercenary said that he trained the person who allegedly shot the chopper down. Meanwhile, Saucedo said that the shrapnel analyzed by forensic experts only fits the FGM-148 Javelin Missile. Another security official reportedly confirmed that the chopper was shot down by an “explosive projectile.” The official did not verify the make of the weapon.
Analysts believe the reason that cartels revealed information on their arsenal of weapons is for a “show of force” toward the incoming Mexican president.
The Mexican military has found more than 2,800 landmines since 2018 from cartels. The U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives confirmed that cartels now possess mini-guns capable of extreme damage.
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Some U.S. politicians have pushed for military action against Mexican drug cartels and these latest reports could strengthen those proposals.
The ramifications could also include a military conflict. The self-proclaimed Mexican mercenary who spoke to USA Today said that the cartels will not hesitate to fight back if the U.S. chooses to intervene.
[RYAN ROBERTSON]
MEXICO’S NEW PRESIDENT, CLAUDI SHEINBAUM, TAKES OFFICE IN LESS THAN 100 DAYS–BUT SHE ALREADY HAS A MONUMENTAL TASK WAITING FOR HER.
FOR STARTERS–MEXICAN DRUG CARTELS ARE NOW SAYING THEY HAVE U.S.-MADE JAVELIN MISSILES…FOR THOSE NOT IN THE KNOW–
JAVELIN’S ARE USED TO BLOW UP STUFF LIKE TANKS AND HELICOPTERS–
THE U-S MILITARY USES THE INFRARED GUIDED MISSILE LAUNCHERS–AND UKRAINE’S FORCES ARE ROUTINELY DECIMATING RUSSIAN ARMOR WITH THEM [ANCHOR]
U-S OFFICIALS DENY CARTELS HAVE THE JAVELINS BUT DAVID SAUCEDO SAYS THEY DO.
SAUCEDO IS A MEXICAN SECURITY ANALYST WITH EXTENSIVE KNOWLEDGE OF THE CARTELS, THEIR NETWORKS AND OPERATIONS.
ALSO, A MEXICAN SECURITY OFFICIAL SPEAKING ANONYMOUSLY TO USA TODAY–SAID TWO JAVELINS WERE RECENTLY CONFISCATED FROM A MAJOR CARTEL.
AND THERE MAY BE SOME PHYSICAL EVIDENCE AS WELL
A HELICOPTER CRASH THAT KILLED A CENTRAL MEXICAN SECURITY CHIEF AND FOUR OTHERS IN NOVEMBER 2022 DOESN’T APPEAR TO BE AN ACCIDENT.
AT LEAST ACCORDING TO SAUCEDO…WHO SAYS THE SHRAPNEL ANALYZED BY FORENSIC EXPERTS MATCHED ONLY ONE WEAPON– THE JAVELIN.
ANOTHER ANALYST CONFIRMED THE CHOPPER WAS DOWNED BY AN “EXPLOSIVE PROJECTILE” BUT DID NOT VERIFY WHAT KIND OF WEAPON WAS USED.
ANALYSTS SAY THE CARTELS ARE REVEALING THIS INFO AS A “SHOW-OF-FORCE” TO MEXICO’S INCOMING PRESIDENT.
SINCE 2018, THE MEXICAN MILITARY FOUND MORE THAN 28-HUNDRED LANDMINES AND THE ATF CONFIRMS CARTELS NOW HAVE CHAIN-FED MINIGUNS…WHICH ARE CAPABLE OF EXTREME DESTRUCTION.
SOME U-S POLITICIANS ARE PUSHING FOR MILITARY ACTION AGAINST THE CARTELS.
THESE LATEST REVELATIONS COULD ADD FUEL TO THAT FIRE AND MAY RISK A MILITARY CONFLICT.
A SELF-PROCLAIMED MEXICAN MERCENARY ONLY KNOWN AS “EL FLACO” INTERVIEWED BY USA TODAY SAID CARTELS WON’T HESITATE TO FIGHT BACK IF THE U-S INTERVENES.
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France faces potential political shift after right-wing party gains in snap election
By Karah Rucker (Anchor/Reporter), Ian Kennedy (Lead Video Editor)
Initial results from France’s snap parliamentary elections indicate a potential significant change in the country’s political trajectory. Conservative leader Marine Le Pen’s National Rally party secured 34% of the votes in the first round on Sunday, June 30. While seen as a victory for the far-right movement, Le Pen’s party has not yet reached a majority in the 577-seat National Assembly.
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The electoral process involves two rounds of voting: candidates who did not secure an absolute majority in the first round will face a runoff on July 7. The outcome of these elections will determine control of the parliament and influence the appointment of the next prime minister. Macron’s presidency remains secure until 2027.
Looking ahead, potential areas of contention between Macron’s administration and an opposition-led parliament may emerge over budget priorities and foreign policy decisions, particularly concerning support for Ukraine.
The final political landscape of France will become clearer after the results of Sunday’s second round of voting are tallied.
[KARAH RUCKER]
THE RESULTS FROM FRANCE’S FIRST ROUND OF “SNAP PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS” SUGGEST THE POLITICAL LANDSCAPE OF FRANCE COULD BE TAKING A SIGNIFICANT TURN.
THE COUNTRY COULD BE LOOKING AT ITS FIRST FAR-RIGHT MOVEMENT SINCE WORLD WAR TWO –
AFTER MARINE LE PEN’S “NATIONAL RALLY PARTY” SECURED 34% OF THE VOTES SUNDAY – SEEN AS A VICTORY – THOUGH NOT SECURING THE MAJORITY.
THERE ARE 577 SEATS IN FRANCE’S “NATIONAL ASSEMBLY” UP FOR GRABS –
AFTER FRENCH PRESIDENT EMMANUAL MACRON CALLED FOR THESE “SNAP ELECTIONS”.
THE CONTROVERSIAL DECISION CAME AFTER HIS CENTRIST ALLIANCE SUFFERED A HEAVY DEFEAT IN THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT ELECTIONS.
MACRON DISSOLVED THE FRENCH PARLIAMENT AND CALLED FOR NEW ELECTIONS –
BELIEVING VOTERS WOULD CHANGE THEIR DIRECTION.
HOWEVER –
THE SNAP ELECTIONS ARE SO FAR STILL FAVORING THE RIGHT-WING PARTY.
THERE ARE TWO ROUNDS OF VOTING.
FOR ALL RACES THAT CONCLUDED SUNDAY WITHOUT A CANDIDATE WINNING THE OUTRIGHT MAJORITY –
THEN THE TOP **TWO CANDIDATES FOR EACH SEAT WILL FACE A RUN-OFF JULY 7TH.
STRAIGHT ARROW NEWS SPOKE WITH DAN HAMILTON WITH JOHN HOPKINS UNIVERSITY WHO SPECIALIZES IN TRANSATLANTIC ISSUES.
HAMILTON TELLS US **WHY FRANCE COULD BE SEEING THIS POLITICAL SHIFT TO THE RIGHT.
I think the Europeans are dealing with a lot of issues very similar to ones that preoccupy most Americans. Migration is a big issue in Europe, illegal migration, in particular, the economy, inflation.
“when you have country like in France, where it wasn’t seen as tough on migration, Macron, then he gets, you know, slammed.
SO WHAT HAPPENS NEXT?
NO MATTER WHAT – MACRON’S PRESIDENCY IS NOT IN JEOPARDY. HE’S IN UNTIL 2027.
HOWEVER THE ELECTION WILL DETERMINE CONTROL OF PARLIAMENT AND THE NEXT PRIME MINISTER.
IF THE RIGHT-WING PARTY DOES COME OUT ON TOP –
HAMILTON SAYS AREAS OF ANTICIPATED FRICTION BETWEEN MACRON AND AN OPPOSITION PARTY –
WOULD BE OVER THE BUDGET AND FOREIGN POLICY –
SPECIFICALLY – AID FOR UKRAINE.
WE’LL HAVE A CLEARER PICTURE OF FRANCE’S FUTURE POLITICAL LANDSCAPE AFTER SUNDAY’S SECOND ROUND OF VOTES ARE TALLIED.
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Credit card companies face competing state laws over gun store code
By Simone Del Rosario (Business Correspondent), Brent Jabbour (Senior Producer), Jake Maslo (Editor), Ali Caldwell (Motion Graphics Designer)
As of July 1, a California law requires credit card networks to give banks a code to track purchases at gun stores. On the same day, Georgia, Iowa, Tennessee and Wyoming have laws taking effect that block the use of a gun shop code in those states.
Merchant category codes are meant to provide a global standard for financial transactions. But this reaction to a code for gun stores is anything but standardized.
“This is an effort to use the private sector to do an end run around the prohibition on the federal government’s building of a registry of gun owners,” Illinois gun shop owner Dan Eldridge told The Associated Press.
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Merchant category codes (MCC) are used wherever people shop. Swipe a card at an antique store? That’s MCC 5932. Charge a visit to the dentist? That’s MCC 8021. According to Visa’s merchant data standards manual, guns and ammunition shops will sport MCC 5723.
“What we’re advocating for with this code is closing one of those exemptions where the gun industry is not treated like every other business, even though it should be,” said Hudson Munoz, the executive director of Guns Down America.
The four-digit code came about in 2022 after the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) voted to add the unique ID. Credit card companies had been pushing back on it for years but the big ones appeared ready to accept the global standard.
Then came the lawmakers. Seventeen states have passed measures prohibiting or limiting the use of a gun store code, while California, Colorado and New York are in the process of requiring it.
At this point, California’s law simply requires credit card companies to provide the four-digit code to banks. California banks have until May 1, 2025, to decide which of their business clients are guns-and-ammunition shops and assign this code to them.
While Eldridge’s Illinois store is not yet impacted, Illinois’ attorney general has come out in support of the merchant code.
“How is an operation that crosses state lines, say a big box store or a chain of retailers, how are they supposed to comply with colliding state laws,” Eldridge questioned. “I don’t know how you do that.”
Straight Arrow News reached out to Visa, Mastercard and American Express to ask how they plan to abide by these competing state laws.
“We will only require use of the MCC where required by law. We are committed to complying with local legal requirements,” Mastercard told SAN in a statement.
Last year, Visa said, “These legislative actions disrupt the intent of global standards and create significant confusion and legal uncertainty in the payments ecosystem.”
Advocates for the merchant code hope banks can use it to flag suspicious buying behavior ahead of a mass shooting.
Guns Down America said in 2016, the Pulse nightclub shooter, who killed 49 people in Orlando, Florida, charged $26,000 on credit cards to buy guns and ammo in a 12-day span. In 2017, the Las Vegas shooter who killed 60 at a country music festival charged $94,000 on credit cards to buy guns and ammo over a 12-month period.
“Our hope and belief is that because of that oversight, we’ll see a decline in active shooter situations, and we’ll see the banking system closing its door to gun traffickers,” Munoz said.
But those against the code see it as a way to target law-abiding gun buyers.
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“This is a normal, protected, lawful activity,” Eldridge said. “And to carve it out as something that needs to be identified and data-mined for evil really sets a very bad tone for how gun ownership, lawful gun ownership, is viewed, while simultaneously adding zero predictive value in its stated purpose of detecting patterns that the mass shooters may engage in.”
The code would not reveal to banks and credit cards what a person buys, only where they buy it. There’s no set standard for flagging what would be considered suspicious behavior.
For his part, Eldridge has put an ATM in his store for customers who’d prefer to pay in cash.
Simone Del Rosario: As of now, July 1, a California law requires credit card networks to give banks a code that can track purchases at gun stores.
Yet on the same day, Georgia, Iowa, Tennessee and Wyoming have laws taking effect that block the use of a gun shop code in those states.
Dan Eldridge, Maxon Shooter’s Supplies owner: This is an effort to use the private sector to do an end run around the prohibition on the federal government’s building of a registry of gun owners.
Simone Del Rosario: Merchant category codes are meant to provide a global standard for financial transactions. And this reaction to a code for gun stores is anything but standard.
Mechant category codes are used wherever we shop. Swipe your card at an antique store? That’s 5932. Charge your latest visit to the dentist? That’s 8021.
According to Visa’s merchant data standards manual, guns and ammunition shops will sport MCC 5723.
Hudson Munoz, Guns Down America: What we’re advocating for with this code is closing one of those exemptions where the gun industry is not treated like every other business, even though it should be.
Simone Del Rosario: That 4-digit code came about in 2022 after the International Organization for Standardization – the ISO – voted to add the unique ID. Credit card companies had been pushing back on it for years, but the big ones appeared ready to accept the global standard.
Then came the lawmakers. Seventeen states have passed measures prohibiting or limiting the use of a gun store code, while California, Colorado and New York are in the process of requiring it.
At this point, California’s law just requires credit card companies to provide the code to banks, 5723, which we see here, Visa has done.
California banks now have until May 1, 2025 to decide which of its business clients are gun-and-ammo shops and assign this code to them.
While Dan Eldridge’s Illinois store is not yet impacted, Illinois’ attorney general has come out in support of the merchant code.
Dan Eldridge: How is an operation that crosses state lines, say a big box store or a chain of retailers, how are they supposed to comply with colliding state laws? I don’t know how you do that.
Simone Del Rosario: I reached out to Visa, Mastercard and American Express this morning to ask how they plan to abide by these competing state laws.
Mastercard tells me, “We will only require use of the MCC where required by law. We are committed to complying with local legal requirements.”
If I hear back from the rest, I will update the text of this article at SAN.com, so you can check there for an answer.
Last year, Visa had said, “These legislative actions disrupt the intent of global standards and create significant confusion and legal uncertainty in the payments ecosystem…”
Advocates for the merchant code hope banks can use it to flag suspicious buying behavior ahead of a mass shooting.
Guns Down America says in 2016, the Pulse nightclub shooter, who killed 49 people in Orlando, Florida, charged $26,000 on credit cards to buy guns and ammo in a 12-day span.
In 2017, the Las Vegas shooter who killed 60 at a country music festival, charged $94,000 on credit cards to buy guns and ammo over a 12-month period.
Hudson Munoz, Guns Down America: Our hope and belief is that because of that oversight, we’ll see a decline in active shooter situations, and we’ll see the banking system closing its door to gun traffickers.
Simone Del Rosario: But those against the code see it as a way to target law-abiding gun buyers.
Dan Eldridge: This is a normal, protected, lawful activity. And to carve it out as something that needs to be identified and data-mined for evil really sets a very bad tone for how gun ownership, lawful gun ownership, is viewed, while simultaneously adding zero predictive value in its stated purpose of detecting patterns that the mass shooters may engage in.
Simone Del Rosario: The code would not reveal to banks and credit cards what a person buys, only where they buy it. And there’s no set standard to flagging what is considered suspicious behavior.
For his part, Eldridge has put an ATM in his store for customers who’d prefer to pay in cash.
I’m Simone Del Rosario for Straight Arrow News.
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Supreme Court immunity ruling sends most of Trump case back to lower courts
By Ray Bogan (Political Correspondent)
The Supreme Court ruled Monday, July 1, that presidents are entitled to absolute immunity from prosecution for actions that fall within their constitutional duties and presumptive immunity for official acts. However, justices ruled there is no immunity for unofficial acts.
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This case was brought forward by former President Donald Trump in an attempt to throw out special counsel Jack Smith’s four count indictment. Trump is charged with conspiring to overturn the results of the 2020 election. He moved to dismiss the case, arguing he had presidential immunity.
The Supreme Court’s decision does not dismiss the case. Instead, the justices are sending most of it back to the district court to determine whether the alleged actions are official or private. The court outlined how some of the former president’s conduct should be categorized.
For instance, the justices ruled that Trump is immune from prosecution for allegedly pressuring the acting attorney general to open an investigation into voter fraud.
A district court will have to decide whether Trump is immune for attempting to pressure then-Vice President Pence to reject certain state’s electoral votes during the certification process.
“The indictment’s allegations that Trump attempted to pressure the Vice President to take particular acts in connection with his role at the certification proceeding thus involve official conduct, and Trump is at least presumptively immune from prosecution for such conduct,” the justices wrote.
“The question then becomes whether that presumption of immunity is rebutted under the circumstances. It is the Government’s burden to rebut the presumption of immunity.”
However, Trump’s lawyers admitted during oral arguments that other actions alleged in the indictment are private. So the following line of questioning from Justice Barrett may prove consequential.
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Barrett: “Petitioner turned to a private attorney who was willing to spread knowingly false claims of election fraud to spearhead his challenges to the election results, private?”
Trump Attorney D. John Sauer: “As alleged, I mean we dispute the allegation, but that sounds private.”
Barrett: “Petitioner conspired with another private attorney who caused the filing in court of a verification signed by petitioner that contained false allegations to support a challenge.”
Sauer “That also sounds private.”
“Today’s decision to grant former Presidents criminal immunity reshapes the institution of the Presidency,” Justice Sotomayor wrote in her dissent. “It makes a mockery of the principle … that no man is above the law. Relying on little more than its own misguided wisdom about the need for ‘bold and unhesitating action’ by the president, the Court gives former President Trump all the immunity he asked for and more.”
Ray Bogan: The Supreme Court ruled Monday that Presidents are entitled to absolute immunity from prosecution for actions that fall within their constitutional duties and presumptive immunity for official acts. However, they ruled there is no immunity for unofficial acts.
The 6-3 decision was split along ideological lines. Chief Justice John Roberts wrote the opinion and was joined by Justices Thomas, Alito, Gorsuch, and Kavanaugh; Justice Barrett joined in part. Justice Sotomayor wrote the dissent which Justices Kagan and Jackson joined.
This case was brought forward by former President Donald Trump in an attempt to throw out Special Counsel Jack Smith’s four count indictment. Trump is charged with conspiring to overturn the results of the 2020 election. He moved to dismiss the case, arguing he had presidential immunity.
The Supreme Court’s decision does not dismiss the case. Instead, the Justices are sending most of it back to the District Court to determine whether the alleged actions are official or private. The court outlined how some of the former president’s conduct should be categorized.
For instance, they ruled that Trump is immune from prosecution for allegedly pressuring the acting Attorney General to open an investigation into voter fraud.
They wrote that a district court will have to decide whether Trump is immune for attempting to pressure then-Vice President Pence to reject certain state’s electoral votes during the certification process.
The justices wrote: “The indictment’s allegations that Trump attempted to pressure the Vice President to take particular acts in connection with his role at the certification proceeding thus involve official conduct, and Trump is at least presumptively immune from prosecution for such conduct.”
“The question then becomes whether that presumption of immunity is rebutted under the circumstances. It is the Government’s burden to rebut the presumption of immunity.”
But Trump’s lawyers admitted during oral arguments that other actions alleged in the indictment are private. So this line of questioning from Justice Barrett may prove consequential.
Barrett: “Petitioner turned to a private attorney who was willing to spread knowingly false claims of election fraud to spearhead his challenges to the election results, private?”
Trump Attorney D. John Sauer “As alleged, I mean we dispute the allegation, but that sounds private,”
Barrett: “Petitioner conspired with another private attorney who caused the filing in court of a verification signed by petitioner that contained false allegations to support a challenge,”
Sauer “That also sounds private,”
Ray Bogan: In the dissent Justice Sotomayor wrote: “Today’s decision to grant former Presidents criminal immunity reshapes the institution of the Presidency. It makes a mockery of the principle…that no man is above the law. Relying on little more than its own misguided wisdom about the need for ‘bold and unhesitating action’ by the President, the Court gives former President Trump all the immunity he asked for and more.”
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Click to see story on Chico Enterprise-RecordSupreme Court sends Donald Trump’s immunity case back to a lower court in Washington
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Click to see story on WAVESupreme Court shields presidents from prosecution for official acts
Click to see story on Roll CallSupreme Court sends Trump case back to lower court, giving former president limited immunity
Click to see story on Scripps NewsSupreme Court rules Trump has presumptive criminal immunity for official acts
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Click to see story on MYSTATELINESupreme Court rules ex-presidents have broad immunity, dimming chance of a pre-election Trump trial
Click to see story on Times-StandardTrump has presumptive immunity for pressuring Pence to overturn 2020 election
Click to see story on WHO-DTRecognizing Presidential Immunity, Divided High Court Sends Trump Case Back to Trial Court
Click to see story on Law.comSupreme Court rules ex-presidents have broad immunity, dimming chance of a pre-election Trump trial
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Click to see story on Red Bluff Daily NewsSCOTUS: Trump enjoys ‘absolute immunity’ for official acts, can be prosecuted for unofficial acts
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Click to see story on Lake Charles American PressSupreme Court rules Trump has ‘absolute’ immunity for official acts, sends case back to lower court
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Click to see story on Pottsville Republican HeraldIn historic first, Supreme Court says presidents have immunity for ‘official acts’
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Click to see story on Wilkes-Barre Citizens' VoiceSupreme Court sends Trump immunity case back to lower court – Minnesota Lawyer
Click to see story on Minnesota LawyerCourt: Former presidents have broad immunity
Click to see story on Rutland HeraldSupreme Court Grants Trump Partial Immunity in 2020 Election Case – News Facts Network
Click to see story on News Facts NetworkSupreme Court sends Trump immunity case back to lower court, dimming chance of trial before election
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Click to see story on The RepublicU.S. Supreme Court sends challenge to Texas’ social media law back to lower court
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Click to see story on Irish IndependentSupreme Court affirms ‘absolute immunity’ for official acts in Trump case
Click to see story on New York PostSupreme Court finds some immunity for presidents, complicating Trump indictment – Washington Examiner
Click to see story on Washington ExaminerEx-presidents do have some immunity: US Supreme Court
Click to see story on The West AustralianUnited States: Supreme Court delays Trump’s federal trial once again.
Click to see story on Le FigaroHigh court: Ex-presidents have broad immunity; Trump trial affected
Click to see story on MY NorthwestCapitol: The U.S. Supreme Court grants partial immunity to Trump. Actions must be evaluated by lower courts.
Click to see story on ObservadorWhat to know about the Supreme Court immunity ruling in Trump’s 2020 election interference case
Click to see story on Boston HeraldUS Supreme Court rules Trump has immunity for official, not private acts
Click to see story on Times LiveSupreme Court: Presidents have immunity for official acts, not for unofficial ones
Click to see story on OC RegisterDonald Trump wins Supreme Court victory over immunity
Click to see story on Frankfurter AllgemeineSupreme Court declares Trump partially immune.
Click to see story on Die PresseThe US Supreme Court rules that Trump is immune for everything he did as president.
Click to see story on abcSupreme Court’s shock ruling on Trump immunity case
Click to see story on 7NEWS AustraliaTrump has presidential immunity for official acts but not for unofficial acts, rules US Supreme Court
Click to see story on Firstpost NewsBREAKING: SCOTUS Rules Presidents Have ‘Absolute Immunity’ — For ‘Core’ Official Acts
Click to see story on Hot AirSupreme Court’s presidential immunity ruling could shield outrageous abuses of power
Click to see story on ReasonSupreme Court rules on Donald Trump’s immunity
Click to see story on Neue Zürcher ZeitungVOTE: Do you agree with SCOTUS that presidents have absolute immunity for official acts?
Click to see story on The National DeskCourt grants immunity to Trump; celebrates ex-President.
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Click to see story on The BladeWhat to know about the Supreme Court immunity ruling in Trump’s 2020 election interference case
Click to see story on Daily PressSupreme Court rules ex-presidents have broad immunity, dimming chance of a pre-election Trump trial – Albert Lea Tribune
Click to see story on Albert Lea TribuneJustices rule presidents have some immunity, complicating DOJ’s prosecution of Trump
Click to see story on WPDESupreme Court rules ex-presidents have broad immunity, dimming chance of a pre-election Trump trial
Click to see story on Odessa AmericanSupreme Court rules ex-presidents have broad immunity, dimming chance of a pre-election Trump trial
Click to see story on dailyjournal.netSupreme Court rules ex-presidents have broad immunity, dimming chance of a pre-election Trump trial – Record Herald
Click to see story on The Record HeraldTrump immunity trial: Trump may be able to claim immunity over Jan 6, Supreme Court rules
Click to see story on The TelegraphSupreme Court Rules Trump Has Immunity For ‘Official Acts’ In Appeal
Click to see story on The Daily CallerSupreme Court sends Trump immunity case back to lower court, dimming chance of trial before election
Click to see story on Toronto SunSupreme Court grants Trump partial immunity
Click to see story on Kronen ZeitungSupreme Court Rejects Trump’s Absolute Presidential-Immunity Claim
Click to see story on National ReviewSupreme Court rules Trump has some immunity — likely postponing election interference case until after November
Click to see story on The BlazeTrump entitled to ‘absolute immunity’ for core constitutional powers but NOT for ‘unofficial acts’, Supreme Court rules
Click to see story on GB News‘He’s the devil’, Trump critics speak out against Supreme Court immunity ruling
Click to see story on PressTVBREAKING: SCOTUS Rules on Presidential Immunity
Click to see story on TownhallBREAKING: TRUMP IS IMMUNE, Supreme Court Side With TRUMP, Sends Case To Lower Court
Click to see story on timcastSupreme Court, in Major Victory for Trump, Finds Former Presidents Are Entitled to ‘Presumptive Immunity’
Click to see story on The New York SunUS Supreme Court Says Trump Immune From Prosecution for Official Acts
Click to see story on Sputnik Globe [🇷🇺-affiliated]Supreme Court rules former presidents immune from criminal prosecution for official acts
Click to see story on The Dallas Express NewsLandmark 6-3 Supreme Court Ruling Deals Death Blow to Sham January 6 Case Against Trump…
Click to see story on RevolverSupreme Court Rules Trump Has Absolute Immunity for Some Official Acts, But Not Unofficial Ones – Tennessee Star
Click to see story on Tennessee StarSupreme Court crafts new doctrine of presidential immunity
Click to see story on wng.orgTrump immunity case: Supreme Court rules ex-presidents have substantial protection from prosecution
Click to see story on Fox NewsTrump Wins: Supreme Court Says Presidents Covered by Immunity for ‘Official Acts’
Click to see story on BreitbartBREAKING: TRUMP WINS! Supreme Court Rules 6-3 on Presidential Immunity – “Court holds that a former president has absolute immunity for his core constitutional powers”
Click to see story on The Gateway PunditBREAKING: Supreme Court Rules on Trump’s Immunity Claims
Click to see story on TwitchySupreme Court Rules President Trump Has Absolute Immunity for Official Actions Within Constitutional Authority – The Last Refuge
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US Supreme Court sends Trump immunity case back to lower court
Click to see story on Shropshire StarSupreme Court Rules Trump Is Immune to His Official Conduct
Click to see story on 大纪元 www.epochtimes.comSupreme Court grants immunity to Trump for “official acts” while president
Click to see story on Noticias ao MinutoIn the United States, the Supreme Court has revoked Trump’s immunity from head prosecution, but partially
Click to see story on ZN.UA Зеркало неделиEx-presidents do have some immunity: US Supreme Court
Click to see story on PerthNowUS Supreme Court grants partial immunity to Trump in Capitol attack case
Click to see story on Jornal ExpressoWhat to know about the Supreme Court immunity ruling in Trump’s 2020 election interference case
Click to see story on My Mother LodeTrump is exempt from prosecution for official acts of the president.
Click to see story on Thanh NiênSupreme Court rules ex-presidents have broad immunity, dimming chance of a pre-election Trump trial
Click to see story on Airdrie City ViewTrump can invoke partial immunity for Capitol Hill events: what it means and the consequences.
Click to see story on Quotidiano NazionaleThe Supreme Court rules that Donald Trump has partial immunity in all his actions as president.
Click to see story on OKDIARIOSupreme Court Immunity Ruling Shields Trump’s Presidency
Click to see story on DevdiscourseStorm on the Capitol: Trump enjoys partial immunity according to the Supreme Court
Click to see story on KurierSupreme Court in the USA: Trump is immune from ‘official’ actions related to the 2020 election.
Click to see story on NRKEU chief grants Trump ‘partial immunity’ in Capitol assault case
Click to see story on Aristegui NoticiasSupreme Court rules ex-presidents have broad immunity, dimming chance of a pre-election Trump trial
Click to see story on Orillia MattersUS Supreme Court grants partial immunity to Trump in Capitol attack case
Click to see story on www.dnoticias.ptSupreme Court rules ex-presidents have broad immunity, dimming chance of a pre-election Trump trial
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Click to see story on Thorold TodaySupreme Court rules ex-presidents have broad immunity, dimming chance of a pre-election Trump trial
Click to see story on Elora Fergus TodaySupreme Court: Donald Trump covered by immunity while president
Click to see story on svt NyheterTrump will avoid his responsibility in the assault on Capitol Hill thanks to the immunity that the Supreme Court recognizes him as president
Click to see story on VozpópuliSupreme Court sends Trump immunity case back to lower court, dimming chance of trial before election
Click to see story on The Economic TimesTrump does not have absolute immunity from prosecution
Click to see story on focus.deThe U.S. Supreme Court gives Trump partial immunity in the case of the assault on Capitol Hill
Click to see story on El TiempoTrump clears the way to the White House: the Supreme Court of the United States grants partial immunity.
Click to see story on El DebateU.S. Supreme Court: Trump is partially immune from prosecution.
Click to see story on VGU.S. Supreme Court gives Trump partial immunity in the Capitol assault case
Click to see story on El ComercioImmunity for US presidents – A historical ruling – and a victory for Trump.
Click to see story on Schweizer Radio und Fernsehen (SRF)…US Supreme Court grants Trump immunity for actions during his presidency
Click to see story on in.grSupreme Court sends Trump immunity case back to lower court, dimming chance of trial before election – ABC Columbia
Click to see story on ABC ColumbiaThe US Supreme Court grants partial immunity to Trump in the Capitol assault case
Click to see story on El ConfidencialSCOTUS: Trump, other former presidents have absolute immunity from prosecution for official acts
Click to see story on WBRZThe Supreme Court of the United States declares that former presidents have immunity for official acts – The Tercera
Click to see story on La TerceraU.S. Supreme Court Sends Trump’s Immunity Case Back To Lower Court – WCCB Charlotte’s CW
Click to see story on WCCB CharlotteUS Supreme Court rules Trump has immunity for official, not private acts
Click to see story on NationNewsSupreme Court to announce Monday if Trump has immunity in the case of electoral interference
Click to see story on El Tiempo LatinoTrump is ‘partially immune’ from justice, US Supreme Court decides
Click to see story on CartaCapitalDonald Trump is one step closer to returning to the White House. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that Trump enjoys immunity for “official acts” as president, which will likely delay the federal trial until after the November election
Click to see story on ZF.roSupreme Court gives Trump partial immunity in Capitol Hill case
Click to see story on Gazeta Do PovoUS Supreme Court: Trump cannot be prosecuted for actions he did as president
Click to see story on E24Trump Entitled To Immunity In January 6 Case, US Supreme Court Rules
Click to see story on LeadershipThere’s a Supreme Court ruling on Trump’s immunity. “A sad day for America.”
Click to see story on GazetaDonald Trump Granted Partial Immunity, Supreme Court Issues Landmark Ruling
Click to see story on Outlook IndiaU.S. Supreme Court Department of State grants partial immunity to Donald Trump
Click to see story on Portafolio.coSupreme Court Rules Trump Immune From Criminal Prosecution for Official Acts as President
Click to see story on Space Coast DailyUS Supreme Court partly agrees with Trump in immunity case
Click to see story on De TijdImmunity issue: Trump partially wins at Supreme Court
Click to see story on inFranken.deThe US Supreme Court has recognized that Trump has ‘certain immunity’ in the Capitol storming case.
Click to see story on babel.uaThe Supreme Court grants Trump partial immunity for the events of Capitol Hill
Click to see story on Il Sole 24 OreThe Supreme Court of the US says Trump is immune for acts done as president | The Montañés Diary
Click to see story on El Diario MontañesAttempted electoral manipulation: US Supreme Court: Trump as ex-president partially immune.
Click to see story on www.kleinezeitung.atUS Supreme Court in Trump ruling declares ex-presidents have immunity for official acts
Click to see story on Blue Water Healthy LivingUS Supreme Court rules former presidents sometimes seek immunity
Click to see story on Netwerk24Supreme Court: Trump cannot be punished for actions carried out as president.
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Click to see story on The Journal RecordThe Supreme Court of the United States gives partial immunity to Donald Trump in the case of the assault on Capitol Hill
Click to see story on rpp.peThe U.S. Supreme Court endorses Trump’s partial immunity during his term as president
Click to see story on infoLibre.esDonald Trump’s immunity – Supreme Court ruling explained
Click to see story on Express USThe Supreme Court of the United States Department of State rules that Trump has some immunity for his official acts as president
Click to see story on NewtralIllinois’ elected officials react to Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity
Click to see story on The Edwardsville IntelligencerU.S. Supreme Court: Trump partially immune
Click to see story on www.dn.noSupreme Court sends Trump immunity case back to lower court, dimming chance of trial before election
Click to see story on Temple Daily TelegramSupreme Court Rules Trump Has Limited Immunity In January 6 Case, Jeopardizing Trial Before Election
Click to see story on The Seattle MediumTrump Victory: Supreme Court Rules Former Presidents Have Protection from Prosecution – American Faith
Click to see story on American FaithCLG: Trump has immunity from prosecution for official acts – Vermont Daily Chronicle
Click to see story on Vermont Daily ChronicleSupreme Court Rules Ex-Presidents Have Broad Immunity, Dimming Chance of a Pre-Election Trump Trial
Click to see story on Chapelboro.comU.S. Supreme Court Gives Immunity to Trump’s Alleged Criminal Acts – Nashville PRIDE, Inc.
Click to see story on Nashville PRIDE, Inc.US Supreme Court Latest: Court sends Trump’s immunity case back to lower court
Click to see story on Nashoba Valley VoiceSupreme Court rules in Trump immunity case
Click to see story on The San Joaquin Valley SunU.S. Supreme Court US grants partial immunity to Donald Trump
Click to see story on juventudrebelde.cuThe Supreme Court grants partial immunity to Donald Trump in the Capitol assault case – The Opinion
Click to see story on La OpinionUS Supreme Court certifies Trump partial immunity
Click to see story on Salzburger NachrichtenFormer president should have some immunity for official acts, says U.S. Supreme Court judge
Click to see story on CNN BrasilSupreme Court rules ex-presidents have broad immunity, dimming chance of a pre-election Trump trial
Click to see story on Bradford TodaySupreme Court rules ex-presidents have broad immunity, dimming chance of a pre-election Trump trial
Click to see story on Timmins TodayUS Supreme Court rejects verdict: Trump enjoys partial immunity as ex-president
Click to see story on Tiroler Tageszeitung OnlineSupreme Court rules that Trump had limited immunity while he was president
Click to see story on politika.rsSTA: US Supreme Court grants Trump immunity for official actions
Click to see story on sta.siThe U.S. Supreme Court sent the question of Trump’s immunity back to a lower court, the process continues.
Click to see story on hnonline.skSupreme Court sends Trump immunity case back to lower court, dimming chance of trial before election
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Click to see story on ceskenoviny.czSupreme Court: Trump’s Official Actions Enjoy Immunity During His Term
Click to see story on 星島頭條網Tonight: The Supreme Court in Washington will decide whether Trump deserves immunity for his actions as president
Click to see story on israelhayom.co.ilSupreme Court: Trump partially protected from prosecution.
Click to see story on Badische Neueste NachrichtenDonald Trump receives partial immunity for insurrection on Capitol. Supreme Court: “President is not above the law”
Click to see story on antena3.roUS Supreme Court: Trump cannot be prosecuted for actions he did as president
Click to see story on dagsavisen.noCapitol Hill, la Corte suprema concede un’immunità parziale a Trump
Click to see story on editorialedomani.itSupreme Court sends Trump immunity case back to lower court, dimming chance of trial before election
Click to see story on Barrie 360Court sends Trump’s immunity case back to lower court
Click to see story on rthk.hkThe US Supreme Court granted Trump partial immunity from prosecution, Gordon was sentenced in absentia to 14 years in prison, Navalny headed HRF. The main events of July 1 – Newspaper Europe.
Click to see story on Новая газета. ЕвропаTrump is partly immune, rules Supreme Court
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Click to see story on The Sun ChronicleSupreme Court Grants Partial Immunity to Trump
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Click to see story on Tichys EinblickSupreme Court says Trump has absolute immunity for official acts only
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Click to see story on hngn.comSupreme Court rules presidents have immunity in core constitutional acts, not unofficial acts
Click to see story on thecatholicspirit.comLandmark Ruling: Court Protects Presidents from Criminal Prosecution for Official Acts
Click to see story on truthvoices.comUS Supreme Court: Trump cannot be prosecuted for actions he did as president
Click to see story on vl.noSupreme Court rules ex-presidents have broad immunity; pre-election Trump trial unlikely
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