Good morning! Today is Friday, May 9, 2025. In the period, George watched Friday’s radar power outage, causing huge delays and cancellations at Newark Liberty International Airport, Pope Leo’s once said of Trump and Trump and Vance, Aldi rivals among protesters in New York City, and 80-year-old protesters arrested Aldi competitors in New York City.
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Radar screen Air traffic controller Who handles flights that are approaching and leaving Newark Liberty International Airport It went dark again, the second time happened in the past two weeks. The Federal Aviation Administration told George in a statement that there had been a telecommunications armistice that affected the communications and radar displays of the Philadelphia Terminal Radar Approach Control Center, called Traken, which manages space air traffic control in the Newark Free Zone.
The original Heidelberg Cylinder Printer is displayed on the Gutenberg-Museum of Mainz.
Thursday night at the Pope Conference in Vatican City, Cardinal Robert Prevost Election as The next pope. Cardinal Prevost will be the first American pope, who began his career in Peru and led the powerful bishop’s office in the Vatican. He will be named after Leo Xiv. He is a Chicago native and is often considered moderate, and although he has made far less progress than the late Pope Francis, he is outspoken about his commitment to immigrants and the poor.
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PakistanDefense Minister Khawaja Asif warned that “vibrant and obvious possibility” that Pakistan’s “confrontation will expand” with India. Asif said on Thursday that Pakistan’s retaliation against the Indian attacks was “more and more certain”. Both sides have a series of charges, and each accused the other of launching a drone attack.
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Before becoming the Pope Lion, Cardinal Robert Once criticized Donald Trump and JD Vancesome far-right conservatives were not amused. These include far-right activist Laura Loomer, who wrote on social media:[H]E is anti-Trump, anti-Maga, parental boundaries, and Marxists like Pope Francis. “But Mr. Trump himself was very happy with the prospects of the American Pope and said:[T]o It is a huge honor to have the Pope of the United States. ”
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Just before trade talks with Switzerland-China, the U.S. President Donald trump card Say one80% tariffs in ChinaIt seems to be right. “Mr. Trump has raised tariffs on most Chinese goods to 145%, and China imposed a 125% tax on U.S. imports.
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Last month, China’s exports rose by 8%, despite news that they were shipped to USA A decrease of 21%.
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this European Union Disclose its plans to retaliate tariffs roughly $100 billion United States exports. The move comes after the U.S. imposed a 20% levy on most EU exports, although President Trump then lowered the tax rate to 10% during negotiations that lasted until July 8.
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In Germany, although it seems to be discounted food retailers NetTo mark the box office Since the strategic expansion focuses on developing retail locations in rural areas, Aldi’s network of stores is now almost everywhere. Netto has more than 4,300 locations by the end of 2024, and Netto has nearly 4,300 locations when calculating 90 affiliated beverage stores, according to industry publication Lebensmittel Zeitung. The total number of stores operated by Aldi Nord and Aldi Súd is 4,212.
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exist New York80 people are here Columbia University They are part of a group they launched pro-Palestinian protests in a part of the university’s Butler Library. Hundreds of students tried to learn the finals during the illegal protests. University officials said the group wore masks, things no longer allowed on campus, refusing to identify themselves or leave the building. Protesters attack and injure a public safety official, who was taken away by Guinney, Claire Shipman [the Butler Library Reading Room] In disturbing ways and disturbing slogans. ”
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Cleveland International Airport Building New Airport Terminal On site in the current smart parking lot. The $1.1 billion project will lead to a terminal with wide and bright space that is expected to open in 2032.
United Airlines says It cuts 35 flights per day in its hub Newark Liberty International Airport With the problems of air flow control equipment and staffing, continue.
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Weather in the United States on Friday morning With the media of this problem, New York City has rainfall ranges of 51°F and cloudy, with 49°F in Philadelphia, while Washington, DC (DC) southward along the I-95 corridor, heading southwards with 50°F and cloudy. Elsewhere, the forecast requires 54°F in Chicago, cloudy in Dallas, part of Dallas is cloudy, sunny in Sedona, Arizona, 66°F and Sunny in San Francisco, and 86°F and Sunny in Los Angeles.
This is National Meteorological Service Forecast “Over the weekend, a slow-moving storm system on the northern Gulf Coast will continue to carry showers and thunderstorms across much of our southeastern region. On Sunday, the risk of massive rainfall increased due to increased moisture in parts of northern North Florida entering southern Georgia.”
Weather on Friday in Europe The Central European era ranges from 6°C at 8pm, and the cloudy ranges in Bergen, Norway vary. 5°C in Reykjavik, Iceland is mixed with rainwater; 10°, partly in Berlin, in Berlin, 3°C, cloudy in Vienna; 7°C and 7°C in Brussels and sunny, London and 11°C in Rome.
Lord Etherton, the first gay man to openly serve as a Rolls-Royce master and former Olympic fencingist, died at 73
Lord Etherton, the second-largest senior judge in England and Wales from 2016 to 2021 and the first publicly gay man with such a senior judicial position, died on Friday.
Mrs. Chief Justice announced his death.
“I am sad to tell you the Rolls-Royce Master who died between 2013 and 2016 and yesterday between 2016 and between 2016 and 2021.” “Lord Etterton is an inspiring judge and leader, passionate about the true friends of many of us. Our idea is with his husband Andrew and family.”
Terence Michael Elkan Barnet Etherton was born on 21 June 1951 in Essex, and the family immigrated from Russia in the late 19th century and settled in the east end of London. The young Master Etterton, with a deep Jewish belief and a strong sense of Jewish history, told the Telegraph in an interview later in his career that although he acknowledged that his sexual behavior and “not always strictly Jewish lifestyle” made him “even if my spiritual tendencies were traditional, it made him an orthodox outsider.”
He was appointed judge of the High Court Principal Court in 2001, promoted to the Court of Appeal in 2008, and succeeded Lord Dyson as Rolls-Royce Master in 2016, when Brexit was about to make history in British law.
That fall, Lord Etherton presided over the first case of Brexit’s high-profile Gina Miller and, along with his two Judicial Court judges, ruled that the British government could not use royal privileges to trigger Article 50’s departure from the EU, but needed to agree to parliament. The Daily Mail, which supports the government’s position, posted the previous page on the front page of the three judges with the title “Enemy of the People”. In a related article, Lord Etterton was described as “a publicly gay former Olympic fencer,” author JK Rowling replied on social media: “If they can say the worst, it’s that you are an openly gay gay former Olympic fence top judge and you basically won your life.”
Lord Etherton formed a civil partnership with Andrew Stone in 2006, and in 2014, they married at a Jewish wedding in the West London Synagogue once legal. Many senior judges and lawyers attended the meeting.
Tim Perry, Jonathan Spella, Kurt Stolz, Anna Brewer and Paul Rigler contributed to George.
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