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1. Police Brutality Incident in Florida

A disturbing video from Jacksonville shows a police officer smashing a car window and beating a 22-year-old man, William McNeil Jr., during a traffic stop for a broken headlight and no seatbelt. McNeil suffered a concussion and a broken tooth. The officer is now suspended, and the case is sparking national outrage over police violence.


2. Trust in U.S. Supreme Court Still Low

A new poll shows that public confidence in the Supreme Court remains low, especially after the 2022 ruling that overturned Roe v. Wade. Only 20% of Americans say they have “a great deal” of trust in the Court. Many view it as too powerful and politically biased.


3. Deadly Flooding in Texas

At least 96 people have died in massive flash floods in Texas after sudden, extreme rainfall. The Guadalupe River overflowed in just two hours. Several children and staff from a summer camp are missing. The disaster exposed weaknesses in warning systems and emergency planning.


4. U.S. to Burn $9.7 Million in Birth Control Supplies

The U.S. government plans to destroy nearly $10 million worth of birth control pills and devices in Belgium, despite them being usable until 2027. Offers from the UN and aid agencies to redistribute them were rejected. Critics are calling this wasteful and politically motivated.


5. Kia Sales Rise in U.S. Despite Tariffs

Kia Motors reported a 5% increase in U.S. sales for the first half of 2025, even with higher tariffs from the U.S. government. The company plans to expand more before further price increases take effect.


6. Trump Criticizes Hamas in Gaza Peace Talks

Former President Donald Trump criticized Hamas for blocking ceasefire efforts in Gaza, saying, β€œThey want to die.” The U.S. recently pulled out of negotiations in Qatar, which shocked global peace efforts. Talks may restart next week.

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