📰 Dangerous trail leaves hikers stranded overnight on Maine’s highest mountain

Dangerous trail leaves hikers stranded overnight on Maine's highest mountain

Four hikers were rescued on Mount Katahdin in Maine after getting stranded on the Knife Edge trail. One hiker in her 30s had an unstable knee injury, while the other three were unharmed. Park officials provided the hikers with supplies while waiting for a helicopter rescue, which was initially hindered by low clouds. Eventually, a Blackhawk helicopter successfully rescued all hikers by late Friday afternoon. In a separate incident, a father and daughter were found dead on Mount Katahdin in early June after a hiking trip.

📰 Portland Quaker charged with assaulting federal officer in anti-ICE riot

Portland Quaker charged with assaulting federal officer in anti-ICE riot

A man identified as a lifelong Quaker committed to pacifism, Robert Jacob Hoopes, is facing federal charges related to his alleged actions at an anti-ICE protest in Portland, Oregon. During the protest on June 14, Hoopes is accused of throwing large rocks at a building owned by ICE, resulting in a significant injury to an ICE officer. He and two others were also seen using a stop sign to cause major damage to the building’s entrance. Hoopes is charged with aggravated assault of a federal officer with a dangerous weapon and depredation of federal property exceeding $1,000, potentially facing up to 20 years in prison for the assault charge and up to 10 years for property damage. Despite his father describing him as a peaceful Quaker, Hoopes was arrested along with others near the ICE building after police declared a riot. His roommate defended him, stating that Hoopes is not someone who would assault an officer. Despite federal prosecutors’ request, Hoopes was granted pretrial release by Magistrate Judge Youlee Yim You at his first hearing.

📰 NYPD officer killed, others dead in New York City shooting and more top headlines

NYPD officer killed, others dead in New York City shooting and more top headlines

The article reports on a shooting in New York City where an NYPD officer was killed and several others died. The suspect, identified as a Las Vegas resident, had grievances against the NFL and football. The incident has brought attention to past statements by Mamdani supporting defunding the police. Additionally, there are reports of officials making inappropriate jokes during a flooding crisis. In a separate incident, a CNBC host accidentally swore on live television while discussing Trump’s trade deals. The article also touches on various political issues and news events, such as the EPA chief’s actions against Obama’s climate change agenda and the controversy surrounding a school district offering benefits exclusively to non-White educators.

📰 Epstein accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell plays model inmate as she seeks path out of prison

Epstein accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell plays model inmate as she seeks path out of prison

Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein’s accomplice, is seeking to have her conviction dropped, and her behavior in prison may provide insight into her motivations. While serving her sentence, Maxwell has reportedly rebranded herself and maintained a calm demeanor, offering legal advice and classes to fellow inmates. Maxwell’s interactions with other inmates, including former Oath Keeper Jessica Watkins, suggest she is focused on building relationships and maintaining a positive image. Watkins noted that Maxwell rarely discussed her case or Epstein while in prison, and appeared at ease despite her circumstances. Maxwell’s efforts to stay out of trouble and maintain good behavior in prison could impact her chances of receiving clemency or a pardon, as she seeks to overturn her conviction and secure her freedom.

📰 NYC shooting: What to know about Shane Tamura, gunman who killed 4 including NYPD cop in Midtown Manhattan

NYC shooting: What to know about Shane Tamura, gunman who killed 4 including NYPD cop in Midtown Manhattan

A lone gunman, identified as Shane Tamura, entered a midtown Manhattan office building and killed four people, including an NYPD officer, before taking his own life. The shooter had a history of mental health issues and was armed with a rifle and a loaded revolver. The incident prompted a massive police response in the business district, with officers finding weapons, ammunition, and medication prescribed to Tamura. The shooter had driven across state lines and was believed to have acted alone, with no further threat to the community. Law enforcement is investigating Tamura’s motives for targeting the specific location at 345 Park Avenue.

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