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A dozen Republican-led states are rejecting summer food benefits for hungry families

Hungry children in GOP statesOn a blistering-hot June day in Birmingham, Alabama, Elena Vasquez Garcia sautéed chicken and bell peppers over the stove, ingredients for tacos topped with "expensive" avocados for her three children at home, after she'd spent the week at a food pantry catering to community members who can't afford meat, milk and produce.

Feeding four people is especially difficult for her, as a single mom to three kids. Vasquez Garcia takes home about $500 a week and spends about half of it at the grocery store.

When her children – 15, 18 and 22 – are home all summer, "They're bored and eat everything in sight," she said. She's barely scraping by, but would rather keep the healthy meals coming than deprive her kids. One of them is heading to college in the fall, which will offer some financial relief, she said, "but it shouldn't be that way."

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Supreme Court turns away, for now, challenges to state ban on assault-style weapons

Illinois ban on assault weapons not taken by SCOTUSThe Supreme Court on Tuesday rejected challenges to Illinois' ban on assault-style weapons, punting for now on the question of whether the ban is allowed under a controversial new test for gun restrictions.

The court was asked to block Illinois’ ban while multiple challenges to the state’s law are litigated.

The justices declined to take the cases.

Justice Samuel Alito said he would have taken the appeals.

Justice Clarence Thomas said the court was "rightly wary" of stepping in at this stage.

"But, I hope we will consider the important issues presented by these petitions after the cases reach final judgment," he wrote.

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Ukraine thwarts plot to overthrow government in failed coup attempt

Ukraine thwarts plot to overthrow gov'tUkrainian security officials on Monday said a plot to overthrow the federal government in Kyiv had been thwarted as Russia ramps up attacks on the capital city.

Four Ukrainian civilians were detained over the weekend on suspicion of planning an alleged coup by seizing Parliament and announcing their intent to replace military and civilian leadership, said the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) following an investigation that began in May.

Ukrainian officials have offered few details regarding the plot but said the "activists" were working under the guise of forming a peaceful rally in Kyiv on Sunday.

Despite dissident messages exchanged on social media, the majority of the participants of the event were allegedly unaware of the group’s intent to "force" the public to "choose a temporary government," claimed Ukraine’s Prosecutor General’s office in a Telegram post.

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Hunter Biden sues Fox News over 'mock trial' miniseries

Hunter Biden sues FoxU.S. President Joe Biden’s son Hunter Biden sued conservative news outlet Fox News on Monday for publishing nude photos and videos of him in a fictionalized “mock trial” show focused on his foreign business dealings.

Hunter Biden alleges Fox violated New York state’s so-called revenge porn law, which makes it illegal to publish intimate images of a person without their consent. He is also suing for unjust enrichment and intentional infliction of emotional distress.
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Supreme Court puts Florida and Texas Social Media Laws on hold

Supreme Coourts puts on hold social media cases

The Supreme Court on Monday put a pair of controversial social media laws on hold, sending the cases to lower courts for further review.

The justices unanimously agreed to return the Texas and Florida cases Moody v. NetChoice and NetChoice v. Paxton to lower courts for analysis, but in doing so, it prompted five separate opinions.

Writing for a unanimous court, Justice Elena Kagan wrote: "The parties have not briefed the critical issues here, and the record is underdeveloped,” Kagan wrote.

While the justices ordered a second look at the case by lower courts, tech companies have reason to celebrate the ruling, according to Eric Goldman, a professor at Santa Clara University School of Law.

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US military raises terror alert at European bases: Reports

Terror threats at US military bases

Multiple U.S. military bases in Europe are under a heightened state of alert for a terrorist attack against U.S. military personnel or facilities, multiple media outlets reported Sunday.

The bases include the U.S. Army garrison in Stuttgart, Germany, where the U.S. European Command headquarters is located, which raised its alert level to Force Protection Condition “Charlie” on Sunday, two U.S. officials told CNN.

This level is raised “when an incident occurs or intelligence is received indicating some form of terrorist action or targeting against personnel or facilities is likely,” per the U.S. Army.

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Freed Gaza hospital head accuses Israel of repeated torture

Gaza head of hospital freed

The head of the Gaza Strip’s biggest hospital has accused Israel of torturing him and other detainees, following his release after seven months in Israeli prisons and detention facilities.

Mohammed Abu Salmiya, the director of al-Shifa hospital in Gaza City, was among dozens of Palestinians freed and returned to Gaza on Monday, according to Israeli authorities.

The doctor, who had been held by Israel without charge since arrest at his workplace in November, said he and other prisoners were subjected to “almost daily torture” while in detention in Israel.

Mistreatment included assaults with batons and dogs, deprivation of food and medicine, as well as physical and psychological humiliation, Abu Salmiya said.

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Detroit changes rules for police use of facial recognition after wrongful arrest of Black man

Robert Willliams

The city of Detroit has agreed to pay $300,000 to a Black man who was wrongly arrested for shoplifting, and to change how police use facial-recognition technology to solve crimes after the software identified him as a suspect.

The conditions are part of a lawsuit settlement with Robert Williams. His driver’s license photo was incorrectly flagged by facial-recognition software as a likely match to a man seen on security video at a Shinola watch store in 2018.

“We are extremely excited that going forward there will be more safeguards on the use of this technology with our hope being to live in a better world because of it,” Williams told reporters, “even though what we would like for them to do is not use it at all.”

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Powerful Hurricane Beryl brings 'worst-case scenario' for Caribbean islands: Updates

Beryl intensifies

The hurricane had 150 mph winds when its eye made landfall on Carriacou Island at 11:10 a.m., according to the National Hurricane Center. Power was out throughout Grenada and residents were advised to shelter in place as Beryl brought down power lines and tore away roofs.

The last major hurricane to reach the country's shores was Ivan, which caused widespread devastation with winds of more than 135 mph in 2004.

Nourished by warm waters, Beryl is expected to remain an "extremely dangerous major hurricane" as its core slams through the eastern Caribbean, the hurricane center said in its 8 p.m. ET advisory. The storm's top sustained winds increased to near 155 mph, just two below Category 5 status. Despite some expected variation by midweek, Beryl is predicted to remain a hurricane.

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