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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 2024
Page
2
The FDA authorized four menthol flavored e cigarettes from NJOY, signaling support for switching from traditional smoking. The move, while praised by vaping firms, draws criticism from parent groups and anti tobacco advocates who seek tighter flavor restrictions due to teen appeal.
The Manhattan District Attorney asks Judge Merchan to keep a gag order barring Donald Trump from criticizing jurors court staff and prosecutors in the hush money case. They say Trump’s history of inflammatory statements justifies the restriction while offering to lift a clause barring attacks on trial witnesses.
Steve Bannon asks the Supreme Court to delay his four month prison term after a federal appeals court denied his bid to avoid reporting by July 1 for contempt of Congress. He was convicted nearly two years ago on two counts for defying a House subpoena about the January 6 attack. The high court previously refused Navarro a similar stay.
Governor Jeff Landry, a Republican in his first year, signs a law requiring Ten Commandments displays in all public classrooms and a second law classifying abortion pills as dangerous controlled substances. The actions intensify Louisiana’s push into national conservative leadership. Democratic critics protest the message while supporters hail a bold first step.
Beijing keeps distance as Russia and North Korea forge a defense pact that may shift power among three authoritarian states. Experts warn China could lose influence over North Korea and fear greater peninsula instability while Beijing refrains from comment beyond calls for peace and a political settlement.
Kyiv residents and businesses endure rolling blackouts as Russia targets energy infrastructure over three months. Generators power homes and offices while power banks and flashlights help in daily tasks. Heavy damage raises doubt about Ukraine meeting winter electricity demand.
The Supreme Court upheld a 1994 federal law barring firearm possession by individuals under domestic violence restraining orders in an 8-1 decision. The ruling, aligned with the Bruen standard, preserved gun restrictions while setting limits on historical justification. Justice Thomas dissented.
The White House said it will reroute planned ship ments of air defense interceptor missiles to Ukraine to meet urgent needs as Russia intensifies attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. President Biden and officials emphasized more weapons will go to Ukraine first, with other allies to receive later commitments.
New York AP reports Donald Trump’s campaign outraised President Joe Biden by more than 60 million dollars in May. Biden and the Democratic National Committee together brought in 85 million dollars, with 212 million in the bank at month end.
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