Florida judge blocks parts of trans minor care ban
U S district judge Robert Hinkle issued a preliminary injunction blocking portions of a Florida law that bars puberty blockers for transgender minors. He ruled gender identity is real and there is no rational basis for denying treatment, allowing three transgender children to continue care. The ruling comes as DeSantis seeks the presidency.
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Christie formally launches GOP bid for president
Former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie filed paperwork on Tuesday to formally launch his campaign for the Republican nomination. He positions himself as the candidate willing to directly challenge Donald Trump in a growing field that also includes Ron DeSantis Nikki Haley Tim Scott and Mike Pence. A separate ruling unsealed the cosigners on Rep George Santos $500000 release bond while delaying full disclosure to allow appeals.
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Gooding Jr Settles Rape Trial Moments Before Start
Cuba Gooding Jr settled a New York rape case just as jury selection was to begin in federal court. The actor denied nonconsensual encounters, saying the interaction was consensual after meeting at a restaurant. The suit sought $6 million in damages.
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Dam collapse in Ukraine triggers mass evacuations
The Kakhovka dam on the Dnieper River in Kherson region detonated or breached, flooding villages and endangering crops and drinking water. Ukraine and Russia blamed each other, evacuating about 42,000 residents across both sides amid no confirmed deaths or injuries. U.N. and leaders termed it a major environmental disaster.
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Wheat and corn prices surge after Ukrainian dam collapse
Global grain markets climbed as the Kakhovka dam failure raised fears of disrupted Ukraine exports. Wheat jumped to 6.39 dollars a bushel on the CME, corn to 6.04 dollars, and oats to 3.46, amid worries over shipments to Africa and the Middle East during the conflict with Russia.
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D-Day veterans honor 79th Normandy anniversary on Omaha Beach
Veterans and officials gathered at Colleville sur Mer to mark the 79th anniversary of the D-Day assault. Marie Scott, 97, recalled hearing gunfire while serving as a noncombatant liaison, and British veteran Mervyn Kersh urged continued Western aid to Ukraine. U S Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and Gen Mark Milley spoke as 9,386 soldiers rest at the American Cemetery, with 1,557 names on the Walls of the Missing.
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Doomed jet vanishes after Virginia mountain crash
A business jet lost contact minutes after takeoff from Tennessee, then slammed into a Virginia mountain killing four. Victims include a New York real estate figure and her 2-year-old daughter. An aviation psychologist cites possible pressurization failure or mis-set cabin pressure as the likely cause. Controllers last heard from the pilot 15 minutes after takeoff.
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Prince Harry testifies on tabloids destroying childhood in UK trial
In London at the High Court Prince Harry the Duke of Sussex testifies about alleged tabloid intrusions describing hostile press coverage since birth. He accuses Daily Mirror publisher of using unlawful techniques to obtain front page scoops while admitting one private investigator was hired in a limited case. He vows to tell the truth recalling harm from press intrusion over years.
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