Justices disclose income and travel in annual disclosures
Justice Clarence Thomas belatedly disclosed travel funded by Harlan Crow and six figure incomes from book deals by several justices. Ketanji Brown Jackson reported a near nine hundred thousand dollar memoir advance and Beyoncé concert tickets. Neil Gorsuch and Sonia Sotomayor posted royalties, while Brett Kavanaugh and Amy Coney Barrett reported book deals. The disclosures show limits on values for gifts and homes, with ethics code updates and a push for a binding court conduct rule facing a divided Congress.
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May Jobs Surge Signals Solid U S Economy
U S employers added 272000 jobs in May showing sustained hiring as consumer spending helps growth and airports report near record Memorial Day traffic. Unemployment rose to 4.0 percent after a 27 month streak, while Biden cites the report as evidence of robust health and Republicans critique policy.
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Global heat crisis records 1.5 billion exposed this year
A Post analysis shows over 1.5 billion people endured dangerous heat by May with Bangkok at 117 degrees and 60 plus days of heat exposure across 111 million in five months. Heat index, humidity, and vulnerable groups drive health risks beyond air temperatures.
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Danish prime minister assaulted in Copenhagen square
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen was assaulted by a man in a Copenhagen square, with police arresting one person and an investigation underway. Frederiksen said she was shocked, and no details on injury or exact circumstances were released as EU elections approached.
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Meadows and Roman plead not guilty in Arizona case
Mark Meadows and Mike Roman, key aides in Trump 2020 election operations, pleaded not guilty in Phoenix. Each faces nine criminal counts including conspiracy forgery and fraud alongside 16 co defendants, in a Maricopa County court appearance.
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