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| | Good afternoon, it is Saturday, July 13, and we're covering the Big Bank Threatens to End Free Checking and why others May Follow, A Trump Ally Is Training 75 Armed Citizens. Is That a Militia? Caitlin Clark sets a new record & much more!! First time reading? Sign up here. | | American Fact of the Day! | One notable fact about July 13th is that it marks the anniversary of the founding of New York City. On July 13, 1665, New Amsterdam (as it was then known) received its city charter from the English and was renamed New York after the Duke of York. This event solidified the city's status as a prominent settlement in the American colonies, eventually growing into one of the world's most influential and populous cities. | | Breaking Updates | | A Trump Ally Is Training 75 Armed Citizens. Is That a Militia? | Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman has stirred significant controversy by initiating a program to enlist 75 armed citizens, many of them former police officers, as "provisional emergency special deputy sheriffs." Launched in March, the program aims to enhance emergency response capabilities during crises such as hurricanes, blackouts, and potential riots. Blakeman contends that the initiative will ensure the availability of well-trained personnel to protect critical infrastructure and public facilities, addressing concerns over preparedness in emergencies. | However, the move has faced vehement opposition within Nassau County and beyond. Critics argue that Blakeman is effectively creating an unregulated militia under his direct authority, raising serious apprehensions about civil liberties and public safety. An online petition opposing the program has gained substantial traction, with opponents citing a lack of transparency regarding recruitment standards, training protocols, and the scope of deputies' duties. | Blakeman, who aligns himself closely with former President Donald Trump and advocates for stringent law enforcement measures, dismisses accusations of political motivation. He asserts that the special deputies will be activated solely for genuine emergency needs and not for political purposes. Despite assurances from Blakeman's administration regarding oversight and operational guidelines, the initiative continues to provoke scrutiny and debate, reflecting broader concerns about the appropriate role of armed civilians in law enforcement and emergency response scenarios. | | Read more updates here |
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| A Big Bank Threatens to End Free Checking. Others May Follow. | Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman has ignited controversy by launching a recruitment drive for 75 armed citizens, including former police officers, to serve as "provisional emergency special deputy sheriffs." Introduced in March, the program aims to bolster emergency response capabilities during crises like hurricanes, blackouts, and potential riots. Blakeman argues that this initiative will provide an additional layer of protection for residents and ensure that properly vetted and trained individuals are available in times of need. | However, the move has sparked strong opposition within Nassau County and beyond. Critics view Blakeman's initiative as the creation of an unauthorized militia under his personal authority, expressing concerns about its potential misuse and implications for civil liberties. An online petition titled "Stop Bruce Blakeman's Personal Nassau County Militia" has garnered over 2,600 signatures, with opponents questioning the lack of transparency regarding recruitment criteria, training protocols, and the scope of deputies' duties. | Blakeman, known for aligning himself with conservative causes and figures like former President Donald Trump, dismisses accusations of political motivation. He emphasizes the program's focus on emergency preparedness and refutes claims that it could be used for partisan purposes. Despite assurances from Blakeman's administration about the program's intent and operational guidelines, it continues to draw scrutiny, underscoring broader debates about the role of armed civilians in law enforcement and emergency response efforts. | Read more updates here | | | American Sports & Culture |  | Wimbledon women's final live updates: Jasmine Paolini and Barbora Krejčíková face off for the title at the All-England Club | For the eighth consecutive tournament, there will be a new ladies' singles champion. |
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|  | Caitlin Clark becomes first rookie in WNBA history to post multiple games of 20+ points and 10+ assists | The Rookie of the Year race between Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese is shaping up to be an all-timer. |
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|  | Red Hulk debuts in 'Captain America: Brave New World' teaser trailer | Captain America has a new villain to fight on the big screen. |
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| American Business & Markets |  | Traders Start to Bet on Supersized Fed Rate Cut in September | (Bloomberg) -- Bond traders are ramping up bets that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates by half a percentage point in September instead of the standard quarter-point increment. |
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|  | Nearly all AT&T cell customers' call and text records exposed in a massive breach | The call and text message records of hundreds of millions of AT&T cellphone customers in mid-to-late 2022 were exposed in a massive data breach, the telecom company revealed Friday. |
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|  | Tesla's valuation is turning heads: Chart of the Week | Tesla may not be up much this year, but the company's valuation is trading exceptionally high compared to what it is expected to earn — compared to both its EV and "Magnificent" peers. |
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| | American Politics |  | South Carolina's GOP 'sister senators' warn of long-term damage from abortion fight | South Carolina state Sens. Katrina Shealy, Sandy Senn and Penry Gustafson all lost their primary races this year after blocking a hardline abortion ban. |
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|  | Judge's dismissal of Rudy Giuliani's bankruptcy case paves the way for collection of $146M verdict against him | In the ruling, which denies Giuliani bankruptcy protections, the judge said Giuliani's "lack of financial transparency is particularly troubling." |
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|  | Meta is lifting restrictions on Trump's account | Meta announced Friday that it would remove restrictions placed on former President Donald Trump's Facebook and Instagram accounts ahead of the Republican National Convention next week. |
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