Prosecutor clashed with judge over Trump speech limits in Florida
In Fort Pierce a federal prosecutor from Special Counsel Jack Smith’s team challenged U S District Judge Aileen Cannon on restricting Trump remarks about law enforcement. The dispute occurred during a three day hearing on gag and other legal issues delaying the classified documents case trailing toward the 2024 election.
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Netanyahu unlikely to back a full Gaza cease fire deal
In a Sunday Channel 14 interview Benjamin Netanyahu signaled willingness only for a partial cease fire that would not end the Gaza war, saying Israel aims to finish Hamas and return some hostages while continuing the fight. He stressed ongoing operations and regional concerns as U.S. backed proposals falter.
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Assange to plead guilty in US case amid long legal saga
Julian Assange will plead guilty to an Espionage Act charge in a deal with the U S Justice Department to be freed from prison. The plea will occur in federal court in the Mariana Islands, resolving years of legal battles over the publication of classified documents. The same week the Supreme Court agreed to hear a Biden administration appeal on transgender care bans, as major disputes over gender protections continue nationwide.
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U S to send Ukraine 150M more in munitions
The United States plans to announce an additional 150 million dollars in munitions for Ukraine amid tensions over uses of U S supplied weapons. Russia protested after an attack on Crimea killed four and wounded over 150, prompting a summons of the American ambassador. Civil liberties groups sue Louisiana over a Ten Commandments display in classrooms. Planned Parenthood announces 40 million dollars in spending ahead of elections to help Biden and Democrats.
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Mass shootings mark first summer weekend in US
Across Alabama Ohio and Arkansas mass shootings left dozens dead or wounded. In Michigan a deputy was fatally shot during a pursuit described as an ambush. A Philadelphia officer was critically wounded after a traffic stop. Montgomery saw hundreds of rounds fired at a party with 350 spent casings recovered. Columbus main street shooting injured ten. Mayors call for help to curb gun violence as experts cite heat and social activity.
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