California Governor Gavin Newsom has announced plans to sue the Trump administration over its recent deployment of National Guard troops in Los Angeles amid escalating protests. Newsom criticized President Trump’s lack of communication, stating that the proper protocol for coordination was ignored. During a televised interview, he expressed frustration over Trump’s leadership and challenges by asserting, “Tom, arrest me. Let’s go,” in response to threats from Trump’s immigration chief. As protests intensified over the weekend, resulting in arrests and confrontations with law enforcement, authorities deployed 300 National Guard members and prepared additional Marines for backup.
In international news, Israeli forces intercepted a British-flagged aid ship, the Madleen, carrying climate activist Greta Thunberg and others attempting to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza. Despite efforts to breach Israel’s naval blockade, the vessel was boarded, and passengers were later reported to be returning home. The blockade has raised concerns about famine in Gaza, prompting the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation to open distribution centers for aid.
Meanwhile, in San Diego, residents of a military housing neighborhood are grappling with fear following a recent jet crash. Survivors, waking to the aftermath of the disaster, discussed ongoing anxiety triggered by frequent flights overhead that remind them of that traumatic night. The emotional recovery remains hampered by the proximity to the airport, as aircraft continue to pass above them regularly.
In the cultural sphere, the 78th Tony Awards recognized “Maybe Happy Ending” with six awards, including Best Musical, showcasing notable performances and a celebratory atmosphere highlighted by original cast performances from “Hamilton.”
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