An Illinois appellate court ruled that former deputy sheriff Sean Grayson, charged with the death of Sonya Massey, a Black woman shot in her home, should be released pending his trial due to insufficient evidence of danger to the community. The case has sparked national attention for police shootings of Black individuals, leading to the resignation of Sangamon County Sheriff Jack Campbell. Despite objections from prosecutors, the court ordered a hearing to set conditions for Grayson’s release, scheduled for Monday.
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Tesla shares hit as Trump-Musk feud explodes
Investors sold off Tesla shares, resulting in a 14% drop and a loss of approximately $150 billion in market value, amid rising tensions between Elon Musk and President Donald Trump. The fallout began over Musk's criticism of a Trump-backed spending bill and escalated to personal insults, with Trump threatening to cut government contracts to Musk's companies. Market analysts expressed concern over the implications for Tesla's regulatory environment, as the clash jeopardized the company's hopes for...
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