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DAILYCALLER (Nicole Silverio) - Virginia Supreme Court Strikes Down Democrat Gerrymander Referendum

The court ruled the referendum unconstitutional

AMERICANGREATNESS (Bryan Hyde) - Tech Giant Meta Asks Judge to Overturn Landmark Social Media Addiction Verdict

Mark Zuckerberg’s social media giant Meta has asked a Los Angeles judge to throw out a jury’s verdict finding the company liable for causing a […] Source

SUBSTACK (The Grayzone) - Max Blumenthal exposes 'antisemitic' stabbing in UK

In an interview with Katie Halper, Max Blumenthal says the UK is using a wave of suspicious attacks and anti-Palestine panic to criminalize dissent, smear Iran, and tighten control as the public turns against the pro-Israel establishment.

YOUTUBE (The Hill) - Trump RELEASES files on UFOs, ‘extraterrestrial life’ | RISING

"The Trump Administration officially releases hundreds of declassified documents detailing its investigations into alien life and UFOs. #UFO #Aliens #DepartmentOfWar https://youtu.be/Y4PtOAeChbc https://youtu.be/R9vpOFb8ztE https://youtu.be/GrdxwfWycog"

JUSTTHENEWS (Kevin Killough) - Seizure of gun suppressor at JFK airport leads to discovery of 39 firearms and explosives

Officers also discovered 58 high-capacity magazines, five suppressors, three sets of body armor, ammunition and narcotics.

JUSTTHENEWS (Ben Whedon) - Trump insists Iran ceasefire still on, despite shots fired

The war began in late February and is technically still ongoing, despite the nominal ceasefire. Iranian forces fired on three American destroyers on Thursday, resulting in retaliatory strikes.

JUSTTHENEWS (Ben Whedon) - VA Supreme Court overturns redistricting referendum

"We hold that the legislative process employed to advance this proposal violated Article XII, Section 1 of the Constitution of Virginia," they wrote.

AXIOS (Sabrina Moreno) - Virginia Supreme Court throws out redistricting referendum results

The Virginia Supreme Court overturned the results of the state's redistricting referendum, which voters narrowly approved last month . Why it matters: The ruling upends one of the most closely watched redistricting fights in the country. - It follows months of legal challenges over whether the referendum was unconstitutional. The big picture: The decision effectively blocks Democrats from redrawing congressional maps mid-decade. - That's after the state spent $5.2 million to pay for the special election, and outside groups raised nearly $100 million to sway voters. - The new map would have been in effect for the November midterms and was expected to shift the state's congressional split from 6-5 favoring Democrats to 10-1. Between…