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🛑 No Kings Protest 2025: A Nationwide Stand for Democracy Date: June 14, 2025 — Flag Day, U.S. Army’s 250th anniversary & former President Trump’s 79th birthday Organizers: 50501 Movement (50 Protests, 50 States, 1 Voice), coalition including ACLU, MoveOn, AFT, CWA “No Thrones. No Crowns. No Kings.” 🇺🇸 What Was It? A coordinated day of protest in over 2,000 cities across the U.S. (and even globally) against what organizers call authoritarian drift in Trump's second term—military spectacles, ICE raids, court defiance, social-program cuts. Organizers aimed for peaceful civil action, emphasizing the Constitution and democracy 1. 📍 Major Cities & Impact New York City (Bryant Park): ~200,000; featured Mark Ruffalo and Ilana Glazer; Ruffalo called protesters “the Avengers” 2. Philadelphia: 80,000; union, LGBTQ+, veteran participation; joyful yet purposeful atmosphere 3. Denver & Colorado: Thousands statewide; street marches, Prid...

Trump Administration Suspends DOJ Lawyer After Mistaken Deportation of Maryland Man DOJ Lawyer Suspended for Failing to "Zealously Advocate" in Deportation Case The Trump administration has placed a Justice Department (DOJ) attorney on indefinite paid leave after he failed to aggressively defend the government's position in the controversial deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia , a Salvadoran man living in Maryland who was mistakenly expelled from the U.S. last month. Attorney General Pam Bondi confirmed that Erez Reuveni , the DOJ lawyer who represented the government in court, was suspended for not "zealously advocating" on behalf of the United States. "At my direction, every Department of Justice attorney is required to zealously advocate on behalf of the United States," Bondi told the New York Times . "Any attorney who fails to abide by this direction will face consequences." Judge Orders Garcia’s Return by Monday The controversy s...

  NSA Director Timothy Haugh Fired in Major Trump Administration Shakeup Washington, D.C. — In a dramatic turn of events, the Trump administration has dismissed General Timothy Haugh , Director of the National Security Agency (NSA) and head of U.S. Cyber Command, along with his deputy, Wendy Noble . The unexpected firings represent a major shift in the leadership of America’s top intelligence and cyber defense agencies, sparking concerns about the future stability of national security operations. A Sudden and Controversial Decision According to confirmations from members of both the Senate and House intelligence committees, the decision came without prior warning. The move follows the recent ousting of several National Security Council (NSC) staffers, which reportedly came after far-right activist Laura Loomer urged President Trump to remove officials viewed as "disloyal." While a direct connection to Haugh’s removal hasn’t been established, the timing has intensified sp...

Trump’s 26% Reciprocal Tariff on India: Impact & Is the Indian Economy Insulated? US President Donald Trump has announced a sweeping reciprocal tariff policy , imposing a 26% tariff on Indian goods alongside levies on multiple nations to "rebalance" trade relations. During his ‘Liberation Day’ speech, Trump accused foreign nations of exploiting the US, stating: "Our country has been looted, pillaged, raped, plundered by foreign nations." The proposed tariffs include: China: 34% India: 26% European Union: 20% Vietnam: 46% Japan: 24% Taiwan: 32% Trump justified the move by pointing out disparities in trade barriers , citing India’s 52% tariff on US motorcycles versus America’s 2.4% duty on imported bikes. Potential Impact on India 1. Key Vulnerable Sectors A Citi Research report warns that India could suffer annual losses up to $7 billion , with the most affected sectors being: Chemicals & metals Gems & jewellery ($8.5B exports) Ph...

The Complex Case of Luigi Mangione: A Deep Dive into the UnitedHealthcare Shooter Incident The recent shooting involving a high-profile healthcare executive has left the nation grappling with many questions. At the center of this tragic event is Luigi Mangione , whose name has appeared in connection with the UnitedHealthcare shooting . From Altoona, Pennsylvania, to Baltimore, Maryland, this story weaves through locations, keywords, and the mystery surrounding a modern tragedy. Who is Luigi Mangione? Luigi Mangione , possibly linked to Altoona, PA, and Baltimore's Mangione family, has been referenced in multiple online searches. Though details remain unclear, the connections to institutions like Gilman School and the University of Pennsylvania paint a picture of a well-educated individual with ties to Maryland's elite. Some rumors suggest a link to ghost guns—firearms made with 3D printers that bypass serial registration, raising questions about weapon accessibility and contro...

US Election 2024 Live : Gaza, New York Muslims, Campaigns, Controversies, and Key Moments So Far The U.S. 2024 presidential election is entering its final days with high voter turnout and intense campaigning from both Kamala Harris and Donald Trump . Approximately 61 million Americans have already voted, either by mail or early in-person voting, as both candidates target crucial swing states. Key battleground states like Georgia, Michigan, and North Carolina are seeing close races. In Georgia, Harris has significant support among Black voters and those with college degrees, which may be pivotal in this tightly contested state. Michigan, where some Muslim and Indian-American communities are reportedly shifting their support toward Trump, could also see unexpected impacts from local concerns, especially those surrounding Gaza . The campaigns are also marked by fierce economic debates. Harris criticizes Trump’s past handling of manufacturing jobs, while Trump accuses Harris of lacking ...

2024 Presidential Race:  Donald Trump vs Kamala Harris who is going to win the election  The upcoming U.S. presidential election between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris is intensifying, with both candidates racing to capture crucial swing states. Trump is particularly focusing on economic revival, promising to bring jobs back to America’s heartland and protect traditional industries. His campaign's focus on American sovereignty and border security resonates strongly with rural and conservative voters who prioritize economic independence and national pride. Trump’s strategy includes significant grassroots engagement, appealing to voters who felt alienated in previous elections. His emphasis on cutting red tape, reducing taxes, and promoting U.S.-centric trade deals aligns well with working-class interests. If he can sustain his momentum in battleground states, his campaign has a real chance of winning the Electoral College, which has historically favored candidates who mobilize ...

Standing with Hindu Americans, Bangladeshi Hindus - Donald J.Trump  In light of the recent unrest in Bangladesh, where Hindu and Christian minorities have suffered at the hands of violent mobs, many feel deeply disheartened and worried about the lack of response from global leaders. Bangladesh has seen an escalation of attacks and looting against these communities, leaving the country in a state of chaos. Former President Donald Trump, a longtime advocate for the protection of minority communities worldwide, expressed strong condemnation for these acts of violence. Trump criticized the current administration, saying, “Kamala and Joe have ignored Hindus across the world and in America. They have been a disaster from Israel to Ukraine to our own Southern Border, but we will Make America Strong Again and bring back Peace through Strength!” Alongside addressing global safety concerns, Trump vowed to protect Hindu Americans from what he described as an “anti-religion agenda of the radic...

Disneyland Employee Dies After Falling from Moving Golf Cart A Disneyland employee died after falling from a moving golf cart in the backstage area of the Southern California theme park, authorities said Saturday. Anaheim police reported that the incident occurred on Wednesday morning. The woman, identified as Bonnye Mavis Lear of Fullerton, fell from the golf cart and struck her head. She was transported to a local hospital and died from her injuries on Friday. Bonnye Lear, 60, worked as an administrator at Disneyland's Club 33 for 24 years. She was riding in the rear-facing seat of a new golf cart with a coworker when the cart hit a bump, causing her to fall. Ken Potrock, president of Disneyland Resort, expressed condolences and said the company is focused on supporting her family and coworkers during this time. "We are heartbroken by the loss of Bonnye," Potrock said. "We are offering our sincere condolences to everyone who cared for her." The Anaheim Police ...