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President Trump's aggressive immigration enforcement has sparked protests and economic concerns as his administration aims for 3,000 daily arrests. Recent ICE raids have targeted undocumented workers in major cities, leading to fears among industries reliant on migrant labor. The administration's fluctuating policies reflect the tension between enforcement and economic realities.
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Several prominent musicians are releasing new albums, including Bruce Springsteen's 'Tracks II,' Van Morrison's 'Remembering Now,' and Sharon Van Etten's collaborative project 'The Attachment Theory.' Each album showcases unique themes and musical explorations, reflecting the artists' evolving styles and personal narratives. These releases are set to impact the music landscape significantly.
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The Trump administration has escalated its immigration enforcement efforts, raising ICE's daily arrest quota to 3,000 from 1,800. This increase follows widespread protests against recent ICE raids, particularly in Los Angeles. The administration is also seeking to expand detention facilities amid rising numbers of arrests and deportations.
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Harvey Weinstein has been convicted of one count of criminal sexual act in a retrial, while jurors acquitted him on another charge and failed to reach a unanimous decision on a third. The jury's mixed verdict follows a tumultuous deliberation process marked by allegations of juror intimidation. Weinstein faces a maximum sentence of 25 years.
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Jessie J announced her diagnosis of early breast cancer in an Instagram video on June 4, 2025. The singer plans to undergo surgery after her performance at the Summertime Ball on June 15. She aims to share her experience to help others and process her own feelings about the diagnosis.
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Kendrick Lamar and SZA are set to perform at Hampden Park in Glasgow on July 8, 2025, as part of their world tour. The tour has received positive reviews for its unique format, featuring alternating solo sets and collaborative performances. Tickets are still available, starting at £73.10.
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Protests in Los Angeles against President Trump's immigration policies intensified as 700 Marines and over 4,000 National Guard troops were deployed to the city. Governor Gavin Newsom condemned the military presence, claiming it exacerbated unrest. The situation has drawn national attention as protests spread to other cities, raising concerns over civil rights and state sovereignty.
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Waymo is expanding its autonomous ride-hailing service in California, despite recent protests and vandalism of its vehicles in Los Angeles. The company will extend its service to new areas in the San Francisco Bay Area and Los Angeles, while temporarily limiting operations in some locations due to safety concerns.
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Recent polls show mixed approval for Trump's immigration policies, with 51% supporting his border security efforts. Protests erupted in Los Angeles following ICE operations, leading to military deployment. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act faces scrutiny over its impact on Medicaid and the national deficit as Trump aims for legislative success by July 4.
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On June 13, 2025, 700 Marines were deployed to Los Angeles to assist in maintaining order during immigration protests, following the deployment of 4,000 National Guard troops. This controversial move has drawn criticism from local officials and lawmakers, raising questions about the military's role in domestic law enforcement.
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Protests against federal immigration enforcement are escalating across the U.S., with major demonstrations planned for the weekend. While many protests have been peaceful, some have resulted in clashes with law enforcement, leading to arrests and injuries. Activists are mobilizing for larger events coinciding with President Trump's military parade in Washington, D.C.
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Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has adjusted the curfew initially imposed on June 10 due to protests against President Trump's immigration policies. The curfew, which aimed to prevent crime and protect businesses, has seen reduced hours following a decline in violence and vandalism. The National Guard remains active in the city.
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Amid ongoing protests in Los Angeles, AI-generated videos and misinformation are spreading rapidly on social media, misleading users about the events. Notably, a viral video mistakenly identified a protester as actor Wyatt Russell, highlighting the confusion and chaos surrounding the protests and the role of technology in shaping narratives.
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Protests in Los Angeles continue following ICE raids that led to over 100 arrests. President Trump deployed National Guard and Marines to the city, escalating tensions. Governor Newsom has challenged the federal deployment, claiming it exacerbates unrest. Demonstrations have spread to at least 37 cities nationwide, with significant clashes reported.
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Protests against immigration raids in Los Angeles have seen a surge of Mexican flags, igniting debate over their symbolism. While conservatives label them as anti-American, many protesters view them as expressions of cultural pride and solidarity. This controversy highlights the complexities of identity and patriotism in the U.S.
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Los Angeles is experiencing significant unrest as riots continue over immigration policies. Governor Gavin Newsom and Mayor Karen Bass face criticism for their handling of the situation, while President Trump has deployed National Guard troops to restore order. The conflict highlights deep political divisions in the country.
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Meta has filed a lawsuit against Joy Timeline HK Limited, the operator of the CrushAI app, in Hong Kong. The lawsuit aims to prevent the company from advertising its services on Meta's platforms, citing attempts to bypass ad review processes for apps that create non-consensual deepfake images. This legal action highlights Meta's commitment to combating abuse on its platforms.
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During a visit to Fort Bragg, President Trump reiterated his controversial views on domestic unrest, linking military action to policing in Los Angeles. His remarks echoed themes from his inaugural address, emphasizing a narrative of 'American carnage' and suggesting further military involvement in civil matters.
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Los Angeles remains the epicenter of ongoing protests, resulting in approximately 600 arrests since the weekend. Mayor Karen Bass has imposed a curfew to curb vandalism and looting, while tensions escalate between local and federal authorities, particularly following Governor Gavin Newsom's criticism of President Trump's military response.
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President Trump has opened a waiting list for a new $5 million residency permit, dubbed the 'Trump Card.' This initiative, announced via a new website, aims to attract wealthy immigrants but has sparked significant backlash regarding its implications for immigration policy.
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Donald Trump has announced an expanded immigration enforcement strategy targeting Democratic-led cities, following large protests against his administration. This comes amid reports that ICE is facing budget constraints, raising questions about the feasibility of his plans. The situation has intensified tensions between pro-migrant activists and federal forces.
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Senator Alex Padilla was forcibly removed and handcuffed during a press conference held by Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem in Los Angeles. The incident occurred amid protests against ICE raids, raising concerns about the treatment of elected officials and escalating tensions between the Trump administration and Democratic lawmakers.
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The Biden administration has revoked work permits and legal status for over 530,000 migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela under a humanitarian parole program. This decision follows a Supreme Court ruling and has sparked concerns over potential deportations and legal challenges from immigrant advocacy groups.
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The Las Vegas Grand Prix is set to continue through 2026, with plans for a long-term extension. Meanwhile, the Grand Slam Track series has faced setbacks, including the cancellation of its LA event due to economic issues, leaving the city without major track meets this summer.
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As summer temperatures rise, the US faces a challenging wildfire season. Experts warn that budget cuts and staffing reductions under the Trump administration have left federal firefighting agencies unprepared. With predictions of increased fire risks, concerns grow over the effectiveness of response efforts amid significant workforce losses.
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A U.S. judge has temporarily barred President Trump from deploying National Guard troops in Los Angeles, ruling their mobilization was unlawful. The order, effective Friday, returns control to California Governor Gavin Newsom, who argued the deployment inflamed tensions amid ongoing protests. The Trump administration has appealed the decision.
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The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has temporarily halted a lower court ruling that deemed President Trump's deployment of National Guard troops in California illegal. The court found that Trump likely acted within his authority, citing unrest during protests. California Governor Gavin Newsom expressed disappointment but plans to continue legal challenges.
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The Trump administration is increasing ICE arrest quotas to 3,000 daily, prompting nationwide protests. Plans for a $45 billion expansion of immigration detention facilities involve 41 companies, raising concerns about the quality of temporary structures. The situation escalates as California officials challenge military deployments in response to protests.
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On June 14, 2025, U.S. Marines deployed in Los Angeles detained a civilian, Marcos Leao, marking the first known detention by active-duty troops since their deployment amid protests over immigration raids. Leao, an Army veteran, was released without charges after being held for over two hours.
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On June 15, 2025, President Trump's military parade in Washington, D.C., coincided with nationwide protests against his administration's policies. The event, celebrating the U.S. Army's 250th anniversary and Trump's 79th birthday, faced criticism for its cost and political implications, while protests highlighted growing dissent against perceived authoritarianism.
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On June 14, millions protested across the U.S. against President Trump's military parade, coinciding with his birthday. The demonstrations, organized under the 'No Kings' banner, aimed to oppose Trump's policies, including immigration enforcement. Protests occurred in all 50 states, with significant turnout in major cities like New York and Philadelphia.
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During a Dodgers game on June 15, 2025, singer Nezza performed the national anthem in Spanish despite being advised to sing in English. She expressed her emotional connection to the Latino community amid ongoing ICE raids in Los Angeles. The Dodgers organization stated there would be no consequences for her performance.
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In response to rising violence associated with masked protests, New York City and California lawmakers are proposing new legislation. New York Mayor Eric Adams advocates for a mask ban, while California's 'No Secret Police Act' aims to ensure law enforcement transparency by requiring officers to display identifying information.
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Dr. Salvador Plasencia has agreed to plead guilty to four counts of ketamine distribution, facing up to 40 years in prison. This follows the death of actor Matthew Perry, who had high levels of ketamine in his system at the time of his passing in October 2023.
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Recent accidents in Hong Kong and Florida have resulted in fatalities. In Hong Kong, a truck lost control and struck a bus stop, killing a woman. In Florida, a man died after being run over by a vehicle while seeking shelter from rain. Investigations are ongoing.
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Waymo has applied for a permit to operate self-driving cars in Manhattan with a human operator. The company aims to advocate for regulatory changes to allow fully autonomous operations in New York, despite existing legal challenges. This follows its previous testing in the city and ongoing expansion in other U.S. markets.
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A new study published in PNAS reveals that societal conditions significantly influence the development of dark personality traits, such as psychopathy and narcissism. Researchers analyzed data from 1.8 million people across 183 countries, including 144,000 in the U.S., finding that adverse social conditions correlate with higher levels of these traits.
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Actor Derek Dixon has filed a lawsuit against Tyler Perry in Los Angeles, alleging sexual harassment and assault, seeking at least $260 million in damages. The lawsuit claims Perry exploited his influence in the entertainment industry to create a coercive environment, subjecting Dixon to unwanted advances and professional retaliation. Perry's attorney has denied the allegations.
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Seven men have been indicted for their roles in a $100 million jewelry heist from a Brink's armored truck in July 2022. The robbery, described as the largest in U.S. history, involved the theft of gold, diamonds, and luxury watches. Two suspects have been arrested, while others remain at large.
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In a recent game against the Padres, Dodgers pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto narrowly missed achieving an immaculate inning due to a controversial call by umpire Marvin Hudson. The incident sparked discussions about the potential implementation of an automatic ball-strike system in Major League Baseball.
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The Los Angeles Lakers have been sold to Mark Walter for $10 billion, marking the highest sale price for a sports franchise. This sale ends the Buss family's nearly 45-year ownership. Jeanie Buss will remain as team governor, ensuring continuity in leadership.
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Mark Walter has agreed to purchase the Los Angeles Lakers from the Buss family for approximately $10 billion, marking the largest sale of a U.S. sports franchise. Jeanie Buss will remain as the team's governor, ensuring continuity in leadership.
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As tensions rise over potential U.S. military action against Iran, divisions emerge within President Trump's base. Key allies, including Steve Bannon, urge caution against involvement in another Middle Eastern war, highlighting a conflict between isolationist sentiments and support for Israel's military actions. This rift could impact Trump's political standing ahead of the 2026 midterms.
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The Trump administration's immigration enforcement has escalated, with ICE aiming for 3,000 arrests daily. This shift has caused confusion among businesses and raised concerns about economic impacts, particularly in agriculture and hospitality sectors. The administration's conflicting directives have left many workers fearful and uncertain.
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A US appeals court ruled that Donald Trump can maintain control over California's National Guard amid a lawsuit from Governor Gavin Newsom. This decision follows Trump's deployment of troops to Los Angeles, igniting a national debate on military use in domestic protests. The Los Angeles Dodgers also denied ICE access to their stadium amid ongoing immigration protests.