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Dozens of Amusement Park Visitors Trapped in Portland — Seattle Times

The AtmosFEAR ride at Oaks Amusement Park in Portland, Oregon, malfunctioned.

Twenty-eight people who decided to ride and tickle their nerves got stuck while upside down.

They hung there for about half an hour until AtmosFEAR was manually lowered back to its original position. None of the attraction's visitors were injured.

Park management said AtmosFEAR will remain closed until further notice.

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⚡️ Old satellites burning up in Earth's atmosphere could jeopardize the planet's ozone recovery

A new study shows that compounds emitted from burning satellites increased eightfold between 2016 and 2022 and will continue to accumulate as the number of satellites in low Earth orbit skyrockets.

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⚡️ The New York Times Publishes Full Draft of April 2022 Russian-Ukrainian Treaty for the First Time

The main points of the treaty include:

📍Both sides agreed to exclude Crimea from their treaty, leaving it under Russian control without recognition by Ukraine.
📍Ukraine would not join military alliances or deploy foreign military bases and contingents.
📍Ukraine would recognize the independence of the DNR (Donetsk People's Republic) and LNR (Luhansk People's Republic) within the administrative boundaries of Ukraine's former Donetsk and Luhansk regions.
📍Russia demanded that Ukraine make Russian an official language.
📍Ukraine wanted its allies to be bound by a treaty to intervene if attacked again, such as by closing airspace and providing necessary weapons.
📍Russia demanded the lifting of all sanctions.
The draft provided for limiting the number of 📍Ukrainian Armed Forces (AFU) and their equipment. Ukraine was willing to accept limitations but sought higher limits, proposing up to 100,000 men, 147 mortars, and 10 attack helicopters. The range of Ukrainian missiles would be limited to 40 kilometers.
📍Ukraine was allowed to join the European Union (EU).

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Five Cities Named as Most Affected by Inflation — CBS

The nationwide inflation rate was 3.3% in May compared to a year earlier. However, in five U.S. cities, consumer spending rose much more.

📍Honolulu tops the list of cities where inflation is much higher than the national rate. In Hawaii's state capital, it is 5.2%.

📍Dallas comes in second at 5%, and Seattle is third at 4.4%. San Francisco (3.8%) and Detroit (3.5%) round out the top five.

The high inflation in Dallas, according to a local economist, is due to a housing shortage that is driving up housing costs.

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⚡️ U.S. Worried That Israel May Start a War with Lebanon That It Won't Be Able to End Without U.S. Help — CBS News

The U.S. government has expressed concern that Israel might initiate a conflict with Lebanon that could escalate beyond its control, potentially requiring American intervention to resolve. This apprehension underscores the delicate balance in the region and the potential implications for U.S. foreign policy and military involvement.

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Ex-Police Officer Faces Jail Time for Video with OnlyFans Model — FOX17

Last month, 33-year-old Officer Sean Herman of Nashville, Tennessee, was fired for touching a driver's breast. Now, criminal charges have been filed against the ex-cop.

The video, which was later published on social media, was actually staged by an OnlyFans star named Jordyn for her subscribers.

Herman's firing didn't stop there; the day before, he had been arrested and charged with misconduct in office. The police department described his behavior as "absolutely outrageous."

The former officer faces up to 12 years in prison on these charges.

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U.S. Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump-Era Ban on Increasing Gun Stockpiles

The U.S. Supreme Court has overturned a Trump-era regulation that banned the increase of gun stockpiles. This decision marks a significant shift in federal gun control policies, removing restrictions that were previously imposed to limit the accumulation of firearms.

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⚡️ Boeing Airplanes Found to Have Hundreds of Improperly Fastened Elements in Fuselage — Reuters

An investigation revealed that some unreleased Boeing 787 Dreamliner models have more than 900 improperly fastened elements in their midsection. This discovery has led to renewed scrutiny of Boeing's manufacturing practices.

Boeing has previously faced issues with cracked windshields, engines catching fire, and cowls and hatches coming off. Amid the ongoing crisis, some members of Boeing's management have resigned, and two whistleblowers who raised concerns about faulty production have died in recent months.

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⚡️ White House Uncertain if Future U.S. Officials Will Uphold Security Agreement with Kiev

The White House has stated that it is unclear whether future U.S. officials will honor the security agreement recently signed with Kiev.

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Supreme Court Overturns Ban on Bump Stocks, a Modification for Semi-Automatic Weapons That Effectively Turns Them Into Assault Rifles — AP

The U.S. Supreme Court has struck down a ban on bump stocks, a modification for semi-automatic rifles that significantly increases the weapon's rate of fire.

The ban was enacted after Stephen Paddock's 2017 shooting of concertgoers in Las Vegas, which left 60 people dead, including the shooter. Paddock equipped 12 AR-15 semi-automatic rifles he owned with bump stocks.

In 11 minutes, he fired more than 1,000 rounds into the crowd.

The Supreme Court justices ruled that the ban should be lifted because a bump stock does not change the fact that each pull of the trigger fires only one shot.

A bump stock harnesses the recoil energy of the weapon so that the trigger strikes the shooter's stationary finger, thereby increasing the rate of fire.

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Trump Wants to Repeal the Income Tax — NYP

Yesterday, the presidential candidate returned to the Capitol and spoke to like-minded members of the Republican Party. One of the ideas Donald Trump voiced was to repeal the income tax, reported Republican Thomas Massie.

Trump proposed abolishing the income tax. In return, he wants to impose tariffs and duties, a practice that was in place in the US before the 16th Amendment was ratified.

Economists were skeptical of this idea. Many experts argue that nothing can replenish the budget like the income tax.

Additionally, the implementation of tariffs will lead to an increase in import prices and the dollar exchange rate. Sales and earnings of U.S. exporters will drop significantly.

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Judge blocks new government rule that would expand transgender rights — CBS

Starting in July, Joe Biden's administration will expand Title IX, the federal law that prohibits discrimination based on sex. Except District Judge Terry Doughty has a different opinion on that.

Under the new rule, schools must provide students with gender-appropriate restrooms, teachers must address students with pronouns consistent with their gender identity, and transgender (biological male) students themselves will be allowed to compete in women's competitions.

Justice Doughty said the rule exceeded the Department of Education's authority. He called the government's action an abuse of power, a threat to democracy, and an interference with state sovereignty.

The rule is blocked for now in Louisiana, Mississippi, Montana and Idaho, which initially fought against the innovation.

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Oklahoma Plans to Build the Tallest Skyscraper in the U.S. — People

The Oklahoma City Council has approved an application to build the Legends Tower with no height restrictions.

The company behind the construction plans for the skyscraper to be 1,907 feet tall. This height was chosen to commemorate the year 1907, when Oklahoma officially became the 46th state of the United States. Legends Tower could become the fifth tallest building in the world.

Currently, the tallest building in the United States is One World Trade Center in New York City, which opened in 2014 and stands at 1,776 feet, symbolizing the year the Declaration of Independence was signed.

The tallest building in the world is the Burj Khalifa in Dubai, standing at 2,716.5 feet tall.

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Knife Attack on Four American College Professors in China

Four American college professors were stabbed in a park in northeastern China.

A State Department spokesperson said the victims are being treated and plan to return to the United States after they are released from the hospital. They were visited by a consular officer.

The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that the attack was an isolated incident and that an investigation was underway.

The suspect has been arrested. According to Chinese authorities, he allegedly started fighting with one of the victims and then stabbed three others, as well as a Chinese tourist who tried to stop him.

The incident occurred against the backdrop of deteriorating relations between the United States and China.

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⚡️ US Sends Submarine USS Helena to Cuba Amid Presence of Russian Warships

The US military's Southern Command announced that the submarine USS Helena has been sent to Cuba amid the presence of Russian warships there.

According to the Southern Command, the submarine's presence in the Cuban bay is "part of a routine visit."

However, the Associated Press reports that the US Navy submarine's arrival is "a show of force" in response to the visit of the Russian ships.

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Tricks Used to Cheat on Fry Sizes Revealed — NYP

A KFC customer posted a photo online showing the instructions employees use to prepare fries. This revelation has caused a stir among fast food restaurant enthusiasts.

The instructions advise employees not to bang the box after filling it, meaning they should avoid "tamping" the fries. Additionally, they are instructed to squeeze the box in the middle to fit fewer fries.

KFC customers are shocked, as such savings on fries seem unreasonable. The cost of potatoes has not risen significantly due to inflation.

Former employees from other fast food chains echoed these sentiments in the comments, confirming that they were instructed to follow similar practices when serving fries.

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⚡️ US Department of Defense Overestimated Cost of Weapons Sent to Ukraine by $1.9 Billion

The US Department of Defense has overestimated the cost of some weapons sent to Ukraine by $1.9 billion, according to a report by the Pentagon's Office of the Inspector General, which serves as an independent oversight body.

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New York May Ban Masks on Subways Amid Pro-Palestinian Rallies — NYP

New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced that she is working with lawmakers to reinstate the mask ban law, which was repealed during the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The proposed law would specifically ban the wearing of masks on the subway, except for health reasons, religious reasons, or when attending cultural events.

Governor Hochul's announcement follows an incident on the subway a few days ago, where masked protesters appeared on a crowded train and demanded that "Zionists" put their hands in the air.

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