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FOXNEWSW MediaBuzz July 3, 2024 - Vimarsana News

FOXNEWSW MediaBuzz July 3, 2024

Still raging today after gaza mounted one of the worst assaults in 50 years. Prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu warning therell be a long war beyond israels retaliatory strikes. Lets go to fox correspondent trey yingst on the ground in Southern Israel and, tragically, youve seen some gruesome scenes in this hamas surprise attack. Reporter yeah, howie, im going to have my Cameraman Pan here, were just getting some Rocket Fire Camming off the gaza strip coming off the gaza strip as we talk. The scenes we have seen, really just brutality against the israeli people. It is nonstop fire from from gaz...

Southern California City Becomes First in Nation to Recognize the Rights of a 'Non-human Animal' - Vimarsana News

Southern California City Becomes First in Nation to Recognize the Rights of a 'Non-human Animal'

Elephants now have the right to freedom!

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SCOTUS' decision on a Trump hotel - Vimarsana News

SCOTUS' decision on a Trump hotel

Why is the highest court getting involved in a dispute over the former president's Trump International Hotel

Ketanji Brown Jackson's Unique Opinion on Supreme Court's Trump Hotel Case - Vimarsana News

Ketanji Brown Jackson's Unique Opinion on Supreme Court's Trump Hotel Case

Jackson agreed the lawsuit should be dismissed, but wanted the lower court decision to stand, which would have made it easier for lawmakers to request records.

Supreme Court tosses Trump DC hotel records case - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court tosses Trump DC hotel records case

The Supreme Court will no longer hear a case on whether Democratic lawmakers should have been able to sue to obtain documents related to a Washington, D.C., hotel former President Trump owned during his presidency. Congressional members dismissed the lawsuit last month. After the high court last month agreed to hear the Biden Justice Department’s…

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