First thing: California wants to remap Texas plans, Newsom says | American Politics

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Governor of California, Gavin Newsom says lawmakers will continue Through a rezoning plan to oppose Republican-led map work in Texas, aiming to secure a House majority after the midterm elections.

The Democratic plan, known as the Election Manipulation Response Act, would “neutralize” the Republican efforts to win up to five more seats in Texas. It could do this by replacing California’s independent redivision committee and drawing new congressional lines.

As Newsom spoke at the National Center for Democratic Protection at the National Museum of Japan, the Federal Border Patrol armed and covered the area.

• Will the news magazine continue if Texas stops? Won’t. The California plan will only happen if Texas or another Republican-led state remakes maps to support the Republican Party.

Experts condemn NIH directors for ruling defense of vaccine research

Expert criticism Director of the National Institutes of Health Cut funds to study the reasoning of mRNA vaccines.

Jay Bhattacharya said funds for developing the vaccines were canceled because they failed to “win public trust”, but critics said he and other senior health officials Trump administration Suspicion of public health agencies and life-saving drugs has been at the forefront.

Bhattacharya’s comment on public trusts appeared in a column in The Washington Post, defending anti-vaccine health secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr. Cut $500 million in funding for mRNA vaccine research. Kennedy said he did so after “reviewing science,” but experts say the evidence Kennedy reviewed does not support stopping the research.

• What else does the experts say Bhattacharya’s “public trust” claim? The question is not whether the vaccines have public trust, but whether they are safe and effective, they are “apparently” public and must be communicated.

Man fleeing ice attack was killed when he hit the highway outside a Los Angeles warehouse

A man is a He tried to get rid of the vehicle when he was an immigrant agent and killed Authorities said a Home Depot was raided in Los Angeles County on Thursday.

While details are still scarce, officials in Monrovia confirmed that city police had seen agents in the shop before 10 a.m., which allowed cattle workers to wait for job opportunities outside. Not long after, Monrovia Emergency Service responded to reports of pedestrians attacked on Highway 210.

State Councilor John Harabedian, who represents the region, said 10 people were detained during Thursday’s operation. “A man is worried about his safety, fleeing and being defeated by a vehicle,” he said.

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Date: Hundreds of jailed women filed sexual abuse complaints in California between 2013 and 2024

Despite female prisoners California filed hundreds of complaints Employees suffered sexual abuse between 2013 and 2024, during which time only four officers were fired for sexual misconduct. Data show that this is a structural problem in American prisons.

Don’t miss this:’I’m trying to be friendly. Sometimes, I’ll explode’ – John Fogerty

John Fogerty wrote some of the most iconic songs of the 1960s in the Creedence Clearwater Revival. But things started to go downhill when his relationship with his brother Tom fell apart and the band split in 1972. He then suffered “the inability to write any new song, an allergic reaction to his old songs (he would turn off the radio if they appeared), a refusal to live in any meaningful sense, drinking time, reckless behavior, restless sleep”. Here he tells the guardian how he came out.

Climate inspection: Plastic pollution talk failed

Negotiators in Geneva Agree to end the plastic pollution crisis by rejecting the draft treaty. The main crux of the matter is whether the treaty should impose restrictions on plastic production or focus on waste management, recycling and reuse, as well as countries that produce oil and gasoline, and the plastics industry opposes production restrictions. The countries in the latter camp were reportedly supported by the United States, including Saudi Arabia, Russia and Iran.

One last thing: “I rent the Mohawks as billboards”

Bob Bagnall pays the bills in unusual ways. You can say he is in the ad, His hair acts as a billboard. Bagnall, aka Mohawk Bob, first tried the style when his kids spent “crazy hair day” for his dad, but it quickly turned into a permanent look. Then, the interest of the business began to enter his inbox, so much so that he was able to quit his job at the grocery store. “I still have a 58-year-old’s hairline… Maybe one day it will all fall off and I have to start fake it, but until then, I don’t think my Mohawk will never show up.” You can say it’s hair to stay.

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