In case you’re wondering if there is a level of depravity that 🇮🇱 won’t stoop to the answer is no, a load of orphaned Gazan children had gathered at Jabalia mosque to receive orphan funds, 🇮🇱 bombed the mosque & killed them, Starmer still has OUR RAF flying the surveillance flights for 🇮🇱 war crimes
In the hills west of Hebron, where silence now blankets olive groves and fenced-off ruins, a Palestinian village once thrived. Al-Dawayima was its name — a farming community of nearly 6,000 people, fu
BREAKING: Supreme Court slaps down Trump administration’s rushed deportation plan! In a 7-2 ruling, SCOTUS says Venezuelans in TX must get a fair chance to challenge deportation—rejecting 24-hour notice without due process.
[Le Parisien] - Refus d’obtempérer à Paris : non-lieu pour le policier qui a tué Rayana, les proches de la passagère scandalisés
Les trois policiers qui ont ouvert le feu après un refus d’obtempérer en 2022 à #Paris bénéficient d’un non-lieu. Y compris celui qui a tué la passagère de 21 ans, totalement innocente.
INFO LE PARISIEN. Les trois policiers qui ont ouvert le feu après un refus d’obtempérer en 2022 à Paris bénéficient d’un non-lieu. Y compris celui qui a tué la passagère de 21 ans, totalement innocente.
The new sunspot responsible for this powerful blast is rotating into view, which could bring more solar activity—and potential aurora-causing coronal mass ejections—to Earth in the coming days
Critical security flaws have been uncovered in Ivanti Endpoint Manager Mobile (EPMM), a widely used mobile device management (MDM) solution, exposing organizations to the risk of unauthenticated remote code execution (RCE).
Sources: Binance and Kraken have been targeted by the same type of social engineering hack recently disclosed by Coinbase, but were able to fend off the attacks (Bloomberg)
Binance and Kraken are among major crypto exchanges that have been targeted by the same type of social-engineering hack that was recently disclosed by Coinbase Global Inc., according to people familiar with the situation.
oops, I'm a few days late, but MS finally released a patch for the issue I reported last year - CVE-2025-26684 Defender for Linux can be tricked into executing arbitrary code as root. Writeup: astr.al/notes/2024-11-28_mdatp…
⚖️ Montana just became the first U.S. state to ban law enforcement from purchasing personal data from brokers — and it’s a privacy milestone 🚫📱
Under this new law: 📍 Government agencies can’t buy sensitive data (location, biometrics, etc.) without a warrant 🔍 It closes a major loophole used to sidestep Fourth Amendment protections 📄 Agencies also can’t require people to waive rights through service terms 🧱 It sets a precedent for digital due process in a data-saturated world
This isn’t just a state law. It’s a model for what digital civil liberties legislation should look like nationwide.
Montana has done something that many states and the United States Congress have debated but failed to do: it has just enacted the first attempt to close the dreaded, invasive, unconstitutional, but easily fixed “data broker loophole.
Rsa futuro e speranza: “Emergenza infermieri nelle cooperative, subito tavolo di confronto” Il comitato sposa la posizione del presidente della cooperativa La Salute e promuove il dialogo con Asl, ordine degli infermieri e sindacati
#Trump didn’t make the numerous #trade deals he promised were in the works. Instead he says the US will send "letters" w/ #tariffs.
In reality he made 2 deals. 1 w/ %Britain which is not legally binding. The other w/ #China which is just a deal to keep talking.
Trump claimed Friday that the #US will set tariff rates for its trading partners within the next few weeks. He claimed his admin cannot negotiate trade deals w/ all countries at once because there are so many.
President Donald Trump said he would set tariff rates for US trading partners “over the next two to three weeks,” saying his administration lacks the capacity to negotiate deals with all of its trading partners.
“I think we’re going to be very fair. But it’s not possible to meet the number of people that want to see us,” #Trump said during a meeting w/ business executives in the UAE.
Trump said #Treasury Secy #ScottBessent & #Commerce Secy #HowardLutnick “will be sending letters out essentially telling people” what “they’ll be paying to do business in the United States.”
The #US & #China paused most #tariffs for 90 days & sent markets into temporary & misguided euphoria on Monday, after last week's announced #trade deal w/ the #UK.
China’s state-backed Global Times said Friday the 90-day US tariff truce is too short & should be extended. Analysts say China seeks flexibility, as tariffs may return after the truce.
*Talks* continue in #SouthKorea, but #Trump's tariffs are likely to stay high beyond the 90-day pause.
So, where I would slightly finesse this is the thing about 'midterm unpopularity' is: it is important to ask yourself 'why are you unpopular, and why will it be better at the end of the parliament?' It's very rare that a government is well-positioned to be popular in midterm *and* at the end.
The US #SupremeCourt on Friday kept in place its block on Trump's deportations of #Venezuelan migrants under a 1798 law historically used only in wartime after their lawyers said the government was set to remove the men without #judicial review in #violation of a prior #CourtOrder by the justices.
#SCOTUS issues a direct rebuke to the #Trump admin's practice of ushering people onto planes: "Under these circumstances, notice roughly 24 hours before removal, devoid of information about how to exercise due process rights to contest that removal, surely does not pass muster."
#SCOTUS makes clear AGAIN that the #Trump admin cannot just throw people onto planes with little to no notice. Those subject to the #AlienEnemiesAct MUST be given time to contact a lawyer, file a #habeas lawsuit, & pursue the case. IOW #DueProcess.
#SCOTUS also rebukes Judge Hendrix in the Western District of #Texas & the ultra-conservative #FifthCircuit for refusing to act on the #ACLU's emergency request, emphasizing that the facts on the ground showed that planes were set to take off — thus making Judge Hendrix' failure to act an appealable order.
#SCOTUS recites the facts in detail, making clear that the government was about to deport hundreds of people to #ElSalvador without ANY real opportunity to file #HabeasCorpus lawsuits in challenge, a direct violation of their previous order - & mentions #KilmarAbregoGarcia.
The 7-justice majority emphasizes that they are not deciding if #Trump's use of the #AlienEnemiesAct is legal 🙄. But they do make clear that HOW the Trump admin was trying to USE the #law WAS illegal - a very clear violation of DueProcess.
They remand to the #5thCircuit 🙄🙄 to develop a new test.
The #SCOTUS majority ALSO preemptively makes clear (in response to #Alito's written #dissent), that the government cannot get around #ClassAction treatment by agreeing to give notice to the class plaintiffs.
In rejecting jurisdictional arguments raised by the dissent, they bolster the lawsuits challenging the #AlienEnemiesAct.
Notably, #Kavanaugh issued a concurring opinion saying,
“I would prefer not to remand to the lower courts & further put off this Court’s final resolution of the critical legal issues. Rather,… I would grant certiorari, order prompt briefing, hold oral argument soon thereafter, and then resolve the legal issues.”
All that said, this does nothing to help the people who were already rendered to #ElSalvador illegally by the #Trump admin. That’s a separate case. Which is why this issue should be addressed in a #ClassAction as argued yesterday before #SCOTUS.
Justice Kagan asks Sauer to assume that #Trump’s EO on #BirthrightCitizenship is unconstitutional. Since Sauer is questioning whether a #ClassAction lawsuit would be viable in this matter, how long would it take for #SCOTUS to resolve the matter if everyone had to sue individually?
Kagan’s question gets at the practical impact of abolishing #NationwideInjunctions: She is suggesting it would be a chaotic process for many individual plaintiffs across the country fighting for citizenship.
Het is weer precies hetzelfde als met de demonstraties van #KOZ
Die Katwijkers zouden zich eens moeten verdiepen in het #demonstratierecht.
"Demonstraties moeten volgens het demonstratierecht in het zicht en binnen gehoorsafstand kunnen plaatsvinden van datgene waartegen wordt gedemonstreerd."
De mondiale halfgeleiderindustrie staat aan de vooravond van een ingrijpende transformatie, waarbij internationale producenten zoals GlobalWafers Co stevig…
Domenica al PalaBarsacchi il Memorial Ghilarducci-Cecchi Domenica alle 19 al PalaBarsacchi di Viareggio riunione di pugilato con il 3° memorial Renato Ghilarducci, 5° memorial Alessandro Cecchi. Un programma ricco che vedrà impegnati ben 10 pugili viareggini del team Ghilarducci, della Boxe Salvemini Livorno e della Boxe Stiava, opposti ad avversari anche dell'Emilia Romagna.
Blitz dei no-vax nella villa di Andrea Crisanti: muri imbrattati e scritte in piscina. Il biologo e senatore Pd: «Manifestazione di violenza e inciviltà» go.squidapp.co/n/i5YxlVz
Le scritte, apparse mentre il parlamentare dormiva all’interno dell’abitazione, riportavano frasi offensive e slogan No vax, tra cui: «criminale» e «ai vaccinati gli effetti avversi»
ci sono campane che suonano solo da un lato, open è la nuova rete quattro degli anni 90…. Buttare tutto in un calderone è il modo più veloce per liquidare una questione che andrebbe affrontata in maniera seria, ma solo se si volesse cercare la sintesi della stessa. ...nel frattempo mi faccio quattro grasse risate
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Der Philosoph Smail Rapic über die Verwerfungen des Kapitalismus, die daraus folgende Legitimationsschwäche der Demokratie, und warum die Jugend die letzte Hoffnung ist
Ein Interview von Michael Hesse
![We understood the Government to assert the right to remove the detainees as soon as midnight central time on April 19. The Government addressed the detainees' allegations on April 18 only at an evening hearing before the District Court for the District of Columbia, where the detainees had separately sought relief. The Government guaranteed that no putative class members would be removed that day. Tr. of Proceedings in J. G. G. v. Trump, No. 25-cv-766, ECF Doc. 93, p. 9. But it further represented that, in its view, removal of putative class members as soon as the next day "would be consistent with" its due process obligations, and it "reserve[d] the right" to take such action. Id., at 26; see id., at 16 (explanation by the court that "tomorrow .. starts at 12:01 a.m."). Evidence now in the record (although not all before us on April 18) suggests that the Government had in fact taken steps on the afternoon of April 18 toward removing detainees under the AEA-including transporting them from their detention facility to an airport and later returning them to the facility. See Supp. App. to Reply 1a-5a. Had the detainees been removed from the United States to the custody of a foreign sovereign on April 19, the Government may have argued, as it has previously argued, that no U. S. court had jurisdiction to order relief. See Application To Vacate Injunction in Noem v. Abrego Garcia, No. 24A949 (Apr. 7, 2025), pp. 11-20.](https://poliverso.org/photo/preview/640/46322296 "We understood the Government to assert the right to remove the detainees as soon as midnight central time on April 19. The Government addressed the detainees' allegations on April 18 only at an evening hearing before the District Court for the District of Columbia, where the detainees had separately sought relief. The Government guaranteed that no putative class members would be removed that day. Tr. of Proceedings in J. G. G. v. Trump, No. 25-cv-766, ECF Doc. 93, p. 9. But it further represented that, in its view, removal of putative class members as soon as the next day \"would be consistent with\" its due process obligations, and it \"reserve[d] the right\" to take such action. Id., at 26; see id., at 16 (explanation by the court that \"tomorrow .. starts at 12:01 a.m.\"). Evidence now in the record (although not all before us on April 18) suggests that the Government had in fact taken steps on the afternoon of April 18 toward removing detainees under the AEA-including transporting them from their detention facility to an airport and later returning them to the facility. See Supp. App. to Reply 1a-5a. Had the detainees been removed from the United States to the custody of a foreign sovereign on April 19, the Government may have argued, as it has previously argued, that no U. S. court had jurisdiction to order relief. See Application To Vacate Injunction in Noem v. Abrego Garcia, No. 24A949 (Apr. 7, 2025), pp. 11-20.")
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