BREAKING: Judge reverses his own block on Florida immigration law

A federal judge in Florida on Thursday reversed his own ruling that temporarily blocked a key part of Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis's immigration plan

U.S. District Judge Roy Altman issued an injunction on Wednesday that blocked a part of the immigration plan that made it a felony to transport illegal immigrants into the state. On Wednesday he clarified that the injunction was statewide, but on Thursday he said he would hold a briefing on the injunction, per The Hill.

Altman instructed both parties in the lawsuit to submit a brief by June 6 on whether the injunction should just apply to plaintiffs, or be a district- or statewide injunction.

“On further reflection,” Altman wrote in an order released Thursday afternoon, according to the Miami Herald. “We now invite further briefing on the proper scope of the injunction.”
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US service member critically injured, airlifted to Israel while working on Gaza aid pier

Three US service members were injured, one critically, while working on the Army’s Gaza aid pier on Thursday.

The troops had been working to deliver humanitarian aid in the Gaza Strip on the temporary floating pier that the US completed last week, US Vice Admiral Brad Cooper, deputy commander of US Central Command told Reuters.

The incident marks the first injuries for US forces during the operation.
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Exclusive: Feds secretly knew for years Joe Biden met with son’s Chinese partners on official trip

Federal agents gathered evidence during the 2016 election that Hunter Biden had used access to his father on an official government trip to Beijing aboard Air Force Two to connect prospective Chinese business partners with then-Vice President Joe Biden, according to a massive cache of documents recently turned over to Congress and obtained by Just the News.

"They got to meet Dad. All very good. Talk later,” Hunter Biden wrote in a December 2013 email confirming how he connected his Chinese associates with his father in a Beijing hotel after the vice president had met with Chinese President Xi Jinping.

The younger Biden also bragged in his emails that his father was so enamored with China's communist leader that "I think they are in love with each other," the emails showed.

"They all most kissed on departure,” Hunter Biden wrote in one of the emails seized by federal agents.
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My BS detector is going off the charts on this one. No major presidential party nominee has been left off a state ballot since LBJ/Alabama in 1964.

With the coveted "popular vote" narrative out there for Democrats, I'm not buying that Biden looks like he's going to miss out on Ohio's ballot is a mistake or oversight. So what exactly does it mean, and why should we hope that he is on the ticket? Hint: It has nothing to do with Ohio.

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Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine calls special legislative session to get Joe Biden on the Presidential ballot.

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2024-election/ohio-gov-mike-dewine-calls-special-session-bidens-ballot-access-rcna153829

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😑Senate Democrats say a new revelation that an “Appeal to Heaven” flag, a symbol adopted by Jan. 6 protesters, flew at Justice Samuel Alito’s beach house is the latest troubling sign that the conservative-leaning Supreme Court is “out of control” and pushing a “partisan” agenda.

Democrats say it’s the latest sign that Alito and another conservative justice, Clarence Thomas, have cast aside decorum and judicial ethics and have let their personal views and friendships reign over any sense of obligation to avoid the appearance of bias or political favor.
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Putin's Purge? Another Top Russian General Arrested On Bribery Charges

Is this the continuation of what appers an ongoing purge by President Vladimir Putin of his top defense ranks? 

The Kremlin escalated its crackdown on Russia’s top military ranks, with a new corruption arrest this week.

Russian authorities detained Lieutenant-General Vadim Shamarin, deputy to General Valery Gerasimov, head of the army’s general staff, on suspicion of large-scale bribe-taking, Russian state media reported Thursday. 

It is the fourth arrest in the past month of a high-ranking military official, marking the biggest Russian army scandal in years. The detentions come as President Vladimir Putin carries out a sweeping reshuffle of top jobs, including a change at the head of the Ministry of Defense.
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The adorable shiba inu who became the face of the viral meme used by Dogecoin died early Friday, her owner announced in a moving poetic tribute.

Kabosu was thought to have been 18.

The pooch known around the world for its cute sideways glance “fell into a deep sleep” at 7:50 a.m. Friday, her owner, Japanese teacher Atsuko Sato, 62, wrote in a tender poem on her blog.
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NCAA agrees to pay student-athletes billions in historic landmark antitrust settlement

The financial landscape of collegiate athletics has changed dramatically in recent years. Athletes, who were once forbidden from receiving any kind of compensation, have reaped the financial benefits of the NCAA permitting NIL, or name, image, and likeness, deals

College sports is evolving quickly, and the changes happening within it are especially true after the NCAA agreed to pay its athletes as part of a resolution to three lingering antitrust lawsuits.
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The Laptop from Hell is real and the FBI knew it!