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1 day ago | 
thedailybeast.com | Tom Sanders
A Ryanair flight was forced to make an emergency landing in Germany on Wednesday night after hitting severe turbulence that left nine people with injuries. The plane, carrying 179 passengers and six crew from Berlin to Milan, encountered the turbulence around 8:30pm, forcing the pilot to divert to Memmingen Airport, in Bavaria. Eight passengers and one crew member were hurt during the incident, with three taken to hospital for further treatment.
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2 days ago | 
thedailybeast.com | Tom Sanders
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2 days ago | 
thedailybeast.com | Tom Sanders
The Trump administration is planning to revoke asylum seekersâ ability to work while their claims are being processed, dramatically altering decades of U.S. immigration policy, sources told CBS News. Under the current rules, signed into law in the 1990s, asylum seekers are granted the ability to request a work permit if their cases have been pending for at least 180 days. In practice, that means applicants can apply for a permit after 150 days, and it is usually approved 30 days later.
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2 days ago | 
yahoo.com | Tom Sanders
The Trump administration is planning to revoke asylum seekers’ ability to work while their claims are being processed, dramatically altering decades of U.S. immigration policy, sources told CBS News. Under the current rules, signed into law in the 1990s, asylum seekers are granted the ability to request a work permit if their cases have been pending for at least 180 days. In practice, that means applicants can apply for a permit after 150 days, and it is usually approved 30 days later.
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2 days ago | 
thedailybeast.com | Tom Sanders
President Donald Trump is reportedly seething over Elon Musk’s public trashing of his “Big Beautiful Bill” but knows it’s better to keep his mouth shut on the subject for now.
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2 days ago | 
thedailybeast.com | Tom Sanders
Kara Swisher warned President Trump that his Elon Musk problem could get “worse and worse” after the tech billionaire dramatically turned on Trump’s flagship bill. The veteran tech journalist, who previously predicted that Musk and Trump’s partnership would end in tears, issued her new warning as Musk trashed Trump’s “big, beautiful bill” as a “disgusting abomination” in a stunning scorched-earth posting spree on Tuesday.
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3 days ago | 
thedailybeast.com | Tom Sanders
CNBC’s senior retail reporter Courtney Reagan delivered a stark analysis of the financial impact of President Donald Trump’s tariffs—and said the true costs are “almost impossible to quantify.”Wall Street traders have made light of Trump’s erratic and contradictory trade policies in recent weeks, coining the phrase TACO, which stands for “Trump Always Chickens Out” as a way to bet against the president’s unpredictable moves. But for retailers, the uncertainty is no joke.
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3 days ago | 
thedailybeast.com | Tom Sanders
Ukraine’s security service, the SBU, carried out a fresh attack on the bridge connecting Russia with occupied Crimea, just days after launching a devastating surprise assault on airbases deep within Russian territory. Video footage shows smoke billowing over the Kerch Bridge following a powerful underwater blast, which the SBU said contained 1,100kg of explosives that “severely damaged” its foundations. The Kerch Bridge was built in 2018 following Russia’s annexation of Crimea four years prior.
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3 days ago | 
yahoo.com | Tom Sanders
Ukraine’s security service, the SBU, carried out a fresh attack on the bridge connecting Russia with occupied Crimea, just days after launching a devastating surprise assault on airbases deep within Russian territory. Video footage shows smoke billowing over the Kerch Bridge following a powerful underwater blast, which the SBU said contained 1,100kg of explosives that “severely damaged” its foundations. The attack on the Kerch Bridge is Ukraine’s second humiliation of Putin in a matter of days.
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3 days ago | 
thedailybeast.com | Tom Sanders
Veteran broadcaster Chuck Todd revealed he once had his tires slashed by Trump supporters after publicly criticizing the president during his first term. During an interview on Times Radio, the former Meet the Press host spoke about the consequences of being name-checked by Trump and what happens to those who find themselves in his crosshairs. “There was direct correlation, right? He’d call your name out, and you’d get weird phone calls, you’d get weird death threats,” he told host Maddie Hall.
