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Donald Trump’s legal troubles continue to escalate: A federal judge has set a date for: Second defamation lawsuit The lawsuit was filed last month by E Gene Carroll, who won a $5 million jury verdict against the former president for sexual abuse and defamation.

The $10 million defamation trial is set to begin on Jan. 15, 2024, and Trump, who is seeking the 2024 Republican presidential nomination, may have to defend himself in three trials early next year.

  • Trump faces 37 federal criminal charges in Miami Alleged mishandling of confidential documents, including 31 spy law violations.

  • in New York, Manhattan District Attorney Indicts Trump In covering up hush money for adult movie star Stormy Daniels.

  • President Trump has maintained his innocence in both cases. And the day after the $5 million judgment, at City Hall he called Carroll’s account a “fake” and labeled her a “bad job.”

But President Trump is celebrating after a New York suburb prosecutor yesterday said she said: completed a multi-year investigation It is investigating whether President Trump or his company tricked officials into lowering taxes on real estate they own.

In an all-caps post on his platform, Truth Social, Trump said closing the investigation was “honorable in that he’s done nothing wrong, but when and where can he get his honor back?” I wrote. When will the other false lawsuits against me be dropped?”

Tornado hits Texas, kills 3, injures 75

A residential area in Perryton, Texas, was covered in rubble after a tornado hit the town. Photo: David Erickson/AP

Officials said yesterday that one or more tornadoes hit the northern Texas town of Perryton, killing three people and injuring more than 75.

Perryton Fire Chief Paul Dutcher told ABC News that one person died at a mobile home park that was “hit” by the tornado. “This is bad. It’s so bad. It’s non-stop crazy. You couldn’t hit a more vulnerable place,” said Mayor Kelly Simmons.

Lawmakers find Boris Johnson deliberately misled Congress

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson left 10 Downing Street in central London on July 6, 2022 to head to the Houses of Parliament for the weekly Prime Minister's Question (PMQ). A UK parliamentary committee ruled on 15 June 2023 that when Prime Minister Johnson was prime minister, he deliberately misled MPs over a party to break the coronavirus lockdown in Downing Street.
And Prime Minister Boris Johnson left 10 Downing Street last July. Photo: Daniel Leal/AFP/Getty Images

The long-awaited report reveals that Boris Johnson deliberately misled Congress Over the party I held as prime minister during the lockdown of the new coronavirus.

If he had not yet resigned from Parliament, the Privileges Committee would have recommended a 90-day suspension of parliamentary activity. This is a very long sanction that far exceeds the standard required for his voters to resign. asked for a by-election.

Search continues for stowaway suspect after Greek ship sinks

Syrian survivor Fedi, 18, rescued from the sea off Greece, sheds tears as he reunites with his brother Mohammad in Kalamata, Greece.
Fedi, an 18-year-old Syrian survivor who was rescued from the sea off the coast of Greece, cried when he was reunited with his brother Mohammad in Kalamata, Greece. Photo: Stelios Misinas/Reuters

Greek authorities have arrested nine suspected smugglers in connection with one of the incidents. Worst disaster in the Mediterranean in recent years.

Hundreds are feared dead after a full fishing boat sank off the coast of Greece on Wednesday. 78 so far death confirmedAt least 500 people are still believed to be missing, and survivors have told doctors and police that up to 100 children were below decks before the sinking. Refugees and migrants were heading to Italy from Libya after leaving Egypt.

Thousands of protesters rallied in Athens and the northern city of Thessaloniki last night to demand a relaxation of EU immigration policies to prevent further tragedies.

In other news…

People riding motorbike taxis in front of the African Union Bank headquarters in Lagos, Nigeria
People ride motorbike taxis in front of the African Union Bank headquarters in Lagos, Nigeria. Photo: Sunday Alumba/AP
  • Some Nigerians are left with nothing as the new president pushes through a series of unpopular policies that won him Praise from foreign investors.

  • Activists in Atlanta have launched a referendum effort against a controversial police and fire training center. aka “Cop City” It was built in the woods southeast of the city.

  • Former Vice President and Republican Presidential Candidate Mike Pence Releases Book in November “How faith builds a family”.

Today’s stats: Law enforcement seized enough fentanyl to cause a fatal overdose in more than 2 million people in San Francisco

Fentanyl users in the Tenderloin neighborhood of San Francisco
A fentanyl user in the Tenderloin neighborhood of San Francisco. Photo: Balazs Gardi/The Guardian

California law enforcement officials have seized over 4kg of fentanyl in San Francisco alone. Kill the entire population of a city 3 times that’s all.

The seizure was part of California Governor Gavin Newsom’s plan to address the fentanyl epidemic in San Francisco that has killed 268 people from accidental overdoses in the first four months of 2023.

Don’t Miss: Menace in Khaki

Members of the far-right Patriot Front march in Washington, D.C.
Members of the far-right Patriot Front march in Washington DC last month. Photo: Nathan Posner/Shutterstock

The khaki-clad Patriot Front may have drawn ridicule for its button-up shirts and chinos, but experts warn about it. Rise in Violence by Far Right Groups.

“If you ask me about Patriot Front in 2017 or 2018, they’re going to say it’s getting attention. They’re putting up stickers, dropping banners here and there, just trying to make the news. That’s what we’re aiming for, but now we’re going way beyond that,” said Western States Center researcher Stephen Piggott.

…or this: The War That Tears Psychoanalysis apart

Professor Lara Sheehi, Faculty, George Washington University
Professor Lara Seehi, a faculty member at George Washington University, has been involved in a political struggle within the psychoanalytic community over accusations of anti-Semitism. Photo: Carlos Bernate/The Guardian

Can psychoanalysts diagnose social ailments and become activists fighting injustice, or must they simply be neutral interlocutors, healing one mind at a time? These questions heart of the debate A professor at George Washington University has faced accusations of anti-Semitism for expressing pro-Palestinian views, and the issue is raging in psychoanalytic circles.

Climate check: Global race to decarbonize

TUC Secretary General Paul Nowak
TUC general secretary Paul Nowak said the UK was “lagging towards a green future”. Photo: Stefan Rousseau/PA

The general secretary of the Trade Union Congress warns: Britain is in danger of being left behind In the global race to decarbonize the economy, a setback could have dire consequences for jobs and communities.

“I don’t think you can just let the market handle this kind of massive industrial transformation and assume that everything will be fine,” Paul Nowak told The Guardian. “We are limping towards a green future without a government with a real sense of purpose.”

Finally: Bryan Cranston Returns to the Desert

Actors Bob Balaban and Bryan Cranston attend the premiere of 'Asteroid City' in New York
Actors Bob Balaban and Bryan Cranston at the New York premiere of Asteroid City. Photo: Angela Weiss/AFP/Getty Images

Bryan Cranston sat with the guardian Talk about his role in Wes Anderson’s film asteroid city, fame, and protect his privacy. “The only problem was speed,” said Cranston. “In Wes’ movies, everyone talks so fast. I don’t think there was an actor on set who didn’t have the same reaction: ‘Oh, that’s good.'” Now much, much faster. ”

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Summarize this content to 100 words good morning.Donald Trump’s legal troubles continue to escalate: A federal judge has set a date for: Second defamation lawsuit The lawsuit was filed last month by E Gene Carroll, who won a $5 million jury verdict against the former president for sexual abuse and defamation.The $10 million defamation trial is set to begin on Jan. 15, 2024, and Trump, who is seeking the 2024 Republican presidential nomination, may have to defend himself in three trials early next year.
Trump faces 37 federal criminal charges in Miami Alleged mishandling of confidential documents, including 31 spy law violations.
in New York, Manhattan District Attorney Indicts Trump In covering up hush money for adult movie star Stormy Daniels.
President Trump has maintained his innocence in both cases. And the day after the $5 million judgment, at City Hall he called Carroll’s account a “fake” and labeled her a “bad job.”
But President Trump is celebrating after a New York suburb prosecutor yesterday said she said: completed a multi-year investigation It is investigating whether President Trump or his company tricked officials into lowering taxes on real estate they own.In an all-caps post on his platform, Truth Social, Trump said closing the investigation was “honorable in that he’s done nothing wrong, but when and where can he get his honor back?” I wrote. When will the other false lawsuits against me be dropped?”Tornado hits Texas, kills 3, injures 75A residential area in Perryton, Texas, was covered in rubble after a tornado hit the town. Photo: David Erickson/APOfficials said yesterday that one or more tornadoes hit the northern Texas town of Perryton, killing three people and injuring more than 75.Perryton Fire Chief Paul Dutcher told ABC News that one person died at a mobile home park that was “hit” by the tornado. “This is bad. It’s so bad. It’s non-stop crazy. You couldn’t hit a more vulnerable place,” said Mayor Kelly Simmons.Lawmakers find Boris Johnson deliberately misled CongressAnd Prime Minister Boris Johnson left 10 Downing Street last July. Photo: Daniel Leal/AFP/Getty ImagesThe long-awaited report reveals that Boris Johnson deliberately misled Congress Over the party I held as prime minister during the lockdown of the new coronavirus.If he had not yet resigned from Parliament, the Privileges Committee would have recommended a 90-day suspension of parliamentary activity. This is a very long sanction that far exceeds the standard required for his voters to resign. asked for a by-election.Search continues for stowaway suspect after Greek ship sinksFedi, an 18-year-old Syrian survivor who was rescued from the sea off the coast of Greece, cried when he was reunited with his brother Mohammad in Kalamata, Greece. Photo: Stelios Misinas/ReutersGreek authorities have arrested nine suspected smugglers in connection with one of the incidents. Worst disaster in the Mediterranean in recent years.Hundreds are feared dead after a full fishing boat sank off the coast of Greece on Wednesday. 78 so far death confirmedAt least 500 people are still believed to be missing, and survivors have told doctors and police that up to 100 children were below decks before the sinking. Refugees and migrants were heading to Italy from Libya after leaving Egypt.Thousands of protesters rallied in Athens and the northern city of Thessaloniki last night to demand a relaxation of EU immigration policies to prevent further tragedies.In other news…People ride motorbike taxis in front of the African Union Bank headquarters in Lagos, Nigeria. Photo: Sunday Alumba/AP
Some Nigerians are left with nothing as the new president pushes through a series of unpopular policies that won him Praise from foreign investors.
Activists in Atlanta have launched a referendum effort against a controversial police and fire training center. aka “Cop City” It was built in the woods southeast of the city.
Former Vice President and Republican Presidential Candidate Mike Pence Releases Book in November “How faith builds a family”.
Today’s stats: Law enforcement seized enough fentanyl to cause a fatal overdose in more than 2 million people in San FranciscoA fentanyl user in the Tenderloin neighborhood of San Francisco. Photo: Balazs Gardi/The GuardianCalifornia law enforcement officials have seized over 4kg of fentanyl in San Francisco alone. Kill the entire population of a city 3 times that’s all.The seizure was part of California Governor Gavin Newsom’s plan to address the fentanyl epidemic in San Francisco that has killed 268 people from accidental overdoses in the first four months of 2023.Don’t Miss: Menace in KhakiMembers of the far-right Patriot Front march in Washington DC last month. Photo: Nathan Posner/ShutterstockThe khaki-clad Patriot Front may have drawn ridicule for its button-up shirts and chinos, but experts warn about it. Rise in Violence by Far Right Groups.”If you ask me about Patriot Front in 2017 or 2018, they’re going to say it’s getting attention. They’re putting up stickers, dropping banners here and there, just trying to make the news. That’s what we’re aiming for, but now we’re going way beyond that,” said Western States Center researcher Stephen Piggott.…or this: The War That Tears Psychoanalysis apartProfessor Lara Seehi, a faculty member at George Washington University, has been involved in a political struggle within the psychoanalytic community over accusations of anti-Semitism. Photo: Carlos Bernate/The GuardianCan psychoanalysts diagnose social ailments and become activists fighting injustice, or must they simply be neutral interlocutors, healing one mind at a time? These questions heart of the debate A professor at George Washington University has faced accusations of anti-Semitism for expressing pro-Palestinian views, and the issue is raging in psychoanalytic circles.Climate check: Global race to decarbonizeTUC general secretary Paul Nowak said the UK was “lagging towards a green future”. Photo: Stefan Rousseau/PAThe general secretary of the Trade Union Congress warns: Britain is in danger of being left behind In the global race to decarbonize the economy, a setback could have dire consequences for jobs and communities.”I don’t think you can just let the market handle this kind of massive industrial transformation and assume that everything will be fine,” Paul Nowak told The Guardian. “We are limping towards a green future without a government with a real sense of purpose.”Finally: Bryan Cranston Returns to the DesertActors Bob Balaban and Bryan Cranston at the New York premiere of Asteroid City. Photo: Angela Weiss/AFP/Getty ImagesBryan Cranston sat with the guardian Talk about his role in Wes Anderson’s film asteroid city, fame, and protect his privacy. “The only problem was speed,” said Cranston. “In Wes’ movies, everyone talks so fast. I don’t think there was an actor on set who didn’t have the same reaction: ‘Oh, that’s good.'” Now much, much faster. ”sign upRegister for US Morning BriefingFirst Thing is delivered to thousands of inboxes every weekday. If you haven’t signed up yet, subscribe now.contactIf you have any questions or comments regarding the newsletter, please email us. Newsletter@theguardian.com
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