Topics include the judge's warning to Trump in the hush money trial, Columbia University's graduation ceremony changes, Hamas ceasefire talks, church shooting attempt, and ABC President resignation amidst escalating tensions.
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Trump faces potential jail time for violating gag order in hush money trial
Columbia University and USC cancel graduations due to anti-Israel protests and Middle East tensions
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Judge Imposes Gag Order on Trump in Hush Money Trial
Judge Juan Morshan in Trump's hush money trial has warned of potential jail time for the former president if he continues to violate the gag order imposed on him. The judge fined Trump and expressed that mere monetary penalties were ineffective. Trump and his legal team argue that the gag order infringes on their first amendment rights. The Manhattan district attorney and prosecutors have accused Trump of multiple gag order violations, leading to fines and potential jail sentencing considerations.
University Events Canceled Amid Protests and Ceasefire Talks in Middle East
Columbia University and the University of Southern California have canceled their main graduation ceremonies due to anti-Israel protests and disruptions. Columbia faced protests leading to NYPD intervention on its campus. Additionally, in the Middle East, Hamas accepted a ceasefire proposal, while Israel expressed reservations about the terms. Israel ordered civilian evacuations from a Hamas stronghold amidst ongoing tensions and defense preparations. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu reiterated the nation's commitment to self-defense amid international pressure. Russia's threats towards British military facilities and a pastor's miraculous survival in a shooting incident were also highlighted.