Apple News Today Why “self-defense” insurance is becoming big business
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May 14, 2025 The resettlement of white South Africans in the U.S. amidst controversial immigration policies raises questions about victimhood and humanitarian crises. In Gaza, ceasefire talks are set against a backdrop of ongoing violence. The rise of self-defense insurance reflects increasing gun ownership and stand-your-ground laws, prompting discussions on its moral implications. Additionally, updates on legal cases involve the resentencing of the Menendez brothers and testimonies against Sean Combs, illustrating complex themes of justice and accountability.
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White South Africans Resettled in US
- Trump administration resettled about 50 white South African refugees quickly under humanitarian status.
- This group received preferential treatment compared to typical refugee processes that take years.
Gaza Blockade Crisis and Response
- Israel's blockade on Gaza has caused a dire humanitarian crisis including starvation and deaths.
- Netanyahu vows to continue full military force until Hamas is eliminated despite international condemnation.
Rise of Self-Defense Insurance
- Self-defense insurance is growing rapidly with 2 million Americans purchasing policies.
- These plans cover legal costs but often exclude non-legitimate self-defense claims.