California Governor Gavin Newsom announced plans to sue the Trump administration over its deployment of the National Guard in Los Angeles amidst escalating protests. Newsom criticized Trump’s failure to coordinate with him beforehand, claiming that protocols were ignored and accusing Trump of lying when he asserted that the situation was under control before the National Guard was in place. He also challenged Trump’s “border czar,” Tom Homan, to take legal action against him for opposing federal immigration efforts. Protests in Los Angeles intensified, resulting in significant arrests and clashes between demonstrators and law enforcement.
In international news, Israeli forces intercepted a humanitarian aid vessel, the British-flagged Madleen, which was carrying climate activist Greta Thunberg and others attempting to breach Israel’s naval blockade of Gaza. The vessel was halted with passengers expected to be returned to their home countries. This interception occurred as concerns grew over humanitarian conditions in Gaza due to an ongoing blockade.
Additionally, residents of a San Diego neighborhood expressed ongoing fear following a jet crash that disrupted their lives. The crash, which occurred in a military housing area, left neighbors traumatized as they had to flee their homes amid flames and smoke. Many continue to live in anxiety due to regular air traffic overhead, serving as constant reminders of that frightening night.
In other news, the recent Tony Awards saw “Maybe Happy Ending” win six honors. Meanwhile, the Oklahoma City Thunder evened the NBA Finals series against the Indiana Pacers. Concerns around the popularity of ivermectin for off-label uses also emerged, alongside reports of severe weather causing fatalities in parts of the South.
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