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Guterres urges world to heed Gandhi as conflict and division rise
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Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito confirms he's considering retirement
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito has confirmed that he is considering retirement, leaving open the possibility that he could leave after next years term and hand another nomination to President Donald Trump. Alito said in excerpts of a CBS News interview released Friday that he thought about retiring this year and will do so again in 2027. Its something that I think that somebody at my age has to think about every term, the 76-year-old said in the interview scheduled to air Monday . But I thought that I could still make a valuable contribution, which is why I became a justice and a judge in the first place. Alitos interview, the first in a number of expected appearances to coincide with the release of a book about his judicial philosophy , raises the possibility that Trump, whose judicial picks shifted the Supreme Court to the right, may get an opportunity to nominate a fourth justice. The president, who expressed regret in a recent interview about several nominees who ruled against his administration on some issues, would have a harder time getting a fourth pick through the Senate if Democrats win control in the midterms. Alito, in the CBS interview, pushed back on concerns that the timing of his retirement and his replacement could potentially unravel his work on the bench. Its too hard to predict what the political situation will be and what any president might do with respect to a replacement, he said. Alito also defended his majority opinion in June 2022 that struck down Roe v. Wade and overturned the constitutional protections for abortion that had prevailed for decades. The decision closely matched one that had leaked a month earlier . We didnt know it when we produced the draft that was leaked, but it required courage to go ahead with that because of the implications, he said. He said the decision resulted in the loss of old friendships. Thats something you have to live with, he said, adding, Its part of the job that youre going to displease people by making decisions on controversial matters, because one side or the other is going to really dislike you because of the decisions. This article originally appeared on Politico at https://www.politico.com/news/2026/10/02/alito-supreme-court-retirement-01105789
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President Donald Trump said Friday he was ruling out a diesel export ban and never really considered one in the first place, hours after Europe caved to U.S. pressure and agreed to release fuel from its stockpiles . The announcement appears to put to rest more than a week of frantic lobbying across two continents after surging fuel prices caused by the ongoing war against Iran as well as Ukrainian attacks against Russian refineries have angered farmers and put pressure on the Trump administration to act ahead of the November midterm elections. Europe has a lot of diesel, and theyre going to be making a major world contribution, and so are we, Trump told reporters as he left the White House for a campaign trip. And were not going to be doing the export ban. It was never really ever on the table, but what Europe did was a great thing, he added. Trump had repeatedly said over the last two weeks that he was open to suspending exports of the fuel , which would have been the first restriction on U.S. energy exports since the Obama administration lifted a decades-old ban on oil exports in 2015. The president said just over a week ago that Ive called for that when asked about a possible ban. But Energy Secretary Chris Wright and the presidents allies in the oil industry publicly condemned the idea , warning it could pose major economic problems for foreign countries who rely on U.S. imports and eventually result in higher pump prices at home as refiners scaled back production. Those advisers urged Trump instead to push Europe to release fuel from its stockpiles , prompting a frantic public and private campaign of European governments by Trump administration officials. The G-7 announced Friday morning they would release 100 million barrels of diesel and crude oil from their strategic reserves over the next four months, beginning with a frontloaded substantial diesel release within the first 20 days. POLITICO reported earlier Friday that the U.S. had essentially strong-armed hesitant EU governments into releasing their diesel supplies with the threat of an export ban, with one European diplomat labeling it blackmail. Trump told reporters Friday that he had asked for Europe to tap its stockpiles, but maintained that the Europeans had decided to tap their stockpiles out of their own volition. We have a very good relationship with Europe, and they wanted to do it because they have a lot of diesel, Trump said. I said it would be great if you put it out to the markets, and they did it. The Trump administration could still announce further measures on diesel prices short of a ban next week, according to two people familiar with the discussions. Among the ideas being evaluated are pushing more states to lift restrictions on red-dyed off-road diesel and suspend excise taxes on diesel sales. Meredith Lee Hill and Ben Lefebvre contributed reporting. This article originally appeared on Politico at https://www.politico.com/news/2026/10/02/trump-rules-out-diesel-export-ban-after-europe-agrees-to-tap-stockpiles-01105569
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Christa Pike was on a ventilator and unconscious after failed execution, lawyers say
Christa Pike was placed on a ventilator and unconscious in a hospital in the hours after her failed execution in Tennessee, her attorneys said in a court filing Friday. Hospital staff, her lawyers said, were working to save Pikes life and clear the two doses of the drug that the state uses to execute prisoners. The stunning failure in Tennessees execution chamber on Wednesday has left both sides on the death penalty debate demanding answers. The state's governor has ordered an independent review. In the court filing, Pikes attorneys said they believed problems with the IV lines caused the lethal drug pentobarbital to flow into her body instead of her bloodstream. Apparently at no point did any member of the execution team realize that the IV lines were not correctly placed or that the veins had blown and that the pentobarbital was, in whole or in part, entering Ms. Pikes body, they wrote. Instead of remedying this failure, they prepared and administered a backup set of pentobarbital syringe, her lawyers said. State officials have not offered any explanation about what went wrong during the execution attempt Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee demanded a review of the states execution procedures and indefinitely postponed Pikes execution and another one slated for this year. Other Republican political leaders in Tennessee said the state should review whether to stop single-drug lethal injections and consider other options to carry out death sentences. The execution team worked for an hour to administer the lethal drugs, said Pike's defense lawyer Randy Spivey, who counted at least seven needles in her left arm. Neither the initial nor the backup dose of pentobarbital worked. Pike was still snoring when the execution chambers microphone was cut off more than an hour into the attempt. This article originally appeared on Associated Press at https://www.yahoo.com/news/us/articles/christa-pike-ventilator-unconscious-failed-183858410.html
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Former GOP Rep. David Rivera gets 10 years for secret Venezuela lobbying
MIAMI (AP) A former Miami congressman and longtime friend of U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio was sentenced Friday to 10 years in prison in connection with a secret $50 million lobbying campaign on Venezuelas behalf during the first Trump administration. Republican David Rivera has been jailed since jurors found him guilty in May on all counts, including failing to register as a foreign agent and conspiracy to commit money laundering as part of his work for former Venezuelan President Nicols Maduro s government. Rivera, 61, appeared stone-faced as Judge Melissa Damian denounced him for betraying his lifes mission, saying he would surely have been judged harshly his many friends had the millions of dollars come from the Cuban regime instead of its allies in Caracas. Nobody would accept thats ok and I dont think this is different, the judge said. Theres no dispute this money came from the Maduro regime. The seven-week trial offered a rare glimpse into Miamis role as a crossroads for foreign influence campaigns aimed at shaping U.S. policy toward Latin America, highlighting the citys reputation as a magnet for both anti-communist crusaders and corruption among its sizable exile population. It included testimony from President Donald Trumps secretary of state, Rep. Pete Sessions of Texas and a top Washington lobbyist all of whom testified they felt betrayed when learning of Riveras mammoth consulting contract with a U.S.-based affiliate of Venezuelas state oil company, PDVSA. Attorneys for Rivera plan to appeal and in June applied for a presidential pardon. Rivera faces additional federal charges in Washington, D.C., in a related foreign lobbying case. Prosecutors said betrayal featured coded figures Sombrero and Miss Clairol In an indictment unsealed in 2022 , prosecutors alleged that Rivera was tapped by then Foreign Minister Delcy Rodrguez now Venezuelas acting president to work Republican connections to get the first Trump administration to abandon its hard line and crippling sanctions on Venezuela. As part of the charm offensive, Rivera and a co-defendant, political consultant Esther Nuhfer, sought to manipulate influential friends, including Rubio and Sessions . Their goal was to normalize relations with the new Trump administration even as the Maduro government faced sanctions over serious accusations of human rights violations. But Rivera and Nuhfer didnt disclose their lobbying work as required, for fear it would have ended Riveras political career as an anti-communist stalwart, prosecutors argued at trial. The United States and the public were the true victims of this fraud, Assistant U.S. Attorney Roger Cruz said in urging a stiff sentence. He used his position of trust and betrayed it consistently and repeatedly. To hide his work, prosecutors allege, Rivera also set up an encrypted chat group called MIA for Miami with his main conduit to the Maduro government: Venezuelan media tycoon Ral Gorrn, who was subsequently charged in the U.S. with bribing top Venezuelan officials. Members of the group used playful code words to discuss their activities: Maduro was the bus driver, Sessions Sombrero, Rodrguez The Lady in Red, and their windfall payments La Luz, Spanish for The Light, according to copies of text messages presented to the jury. Rubio was known as Miss Clairol, because rubio means blond in Spanish. Defense said only missing paperwork made the $50 million contract illegal At Fridays sentencing, attorneys for Rivera repeated their trial argument that the former congressman believed he was under no requirement to disclose the work. The three-month, $50 million contract with Riveras one-man consulting firm, they said, was focused on luring oil giant ExxonMobil back to Venezuela commercial work that is generally exempt from the Foreign Agents Registration Act. David Rivera does not deserve to die in prison because he failed to file a FARA registration, defense attorney Ed Shohat said at Fridays hearing. If he had filed that paper, that form, everything he did, including the $50 million contract, which totally distorted this case, is perfectly legal. Wholly distinct from that consulting work, they say, were Riveras meetings with Rubio and Sessions, which were focused on ushering in leadership in Venezuela that would be less hostile to the U.S. not supporting Maduro in normalizing relations with the U.S. Theres not one word in any chat, not one document, not one thing he did to help Nicols Maduro, said Shohat. Prosecutors said Rivera used the contract with the affiliate, New York-based PDV USA, as cover for illegal lobbying. This is a classic money laundering case, the judge said Friday in rejecting Riveras motion to lower the federal guidelines range. Where did the money go? A luxury yacht, among other things The partners tried to hide the work backdating documents and coming up with sham agreements, like one to justify a wire transfer of $3.75 million to a South Florida company that maintained Gorrns luxury yacht, prosecutors said. The political activity included setting up meetings for Rodrguez in New York, Caracas, Washington and Dallas. As part of the effort, Rivera roped in Sessions, who later tried to broker a meeting for Rodrguez with the ExxonMobil executive who took over as CEO when Rex Tillerson became Trumps first-term secretary of state . After a secret meeting in Caracas with Maduro, Sessions also agreed to deliver a letter from the Venezuelan president to Trump. The outreach quickly unraveled, however. Within six months of taking office, Trump sanctioned Maduro and labeled him a dictator, launching a maximum pressure campaign to unseat the president. And now, nearly a decade later, Rodrguez has emerged as the second Trump administrations trusted partner after the U.S. militarys ousting of Maduro. Rubio's former housemate faced scandal before, but Cuban Americans support him Before being elected to Congress in 2010, Rivera was a high-ranking Florida legislator and shared a Tallahassee home with Rubio, who eventually became the Florida House speaker. Rivera faced earlier controversy, including allegations that he secretly funded a Democratic spoiler candidate in a 2012 congressional race. Last year, federal prosecutors dropped that case after an appeals court threw out a sizable fine imposed by a lower court. Rivera was also investigated but never charged for alleged campaign finance violations and a $1 million contract with a gambling company while serving in the Florida Legislature. Despite all that, Rivera remains popular among Miamis Cuban American establishment. Friends of the former congressman, including the former president of Florida International University and Miami-Dade Countys supervisor of elections, packed the courtroom to show their support. Sessions, in a letter seeking leniency that was read into the record by his chief of staff, said his former congressional colleague devoted decades to public service, much of it focused on defending liberty and democracy. I dont think its productive for society by sending David away for a long, long time, testified Liliana Ros, a longtime Miami GOP committee member. This article originally appeared on Associated Press at https://www.yahoo.com/news/politics/articles/former-gop-rep-david-rivera-182044649.html
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