By Alun John, Harry Robertson and Sara Rossi
LONDON/MILAN, Oct 7 (Reuters) - Traders have turned more discerning following a bond market rout, dumping the debt of European countries they deem the riskiest and rushing to safe-haven Germany.
The moves highlight a new hierarchy in the ever-evolving rankings of European debt.
France, once a beneficiary of a flight ‌to safety, has been hit by selling. Previously shunned Italy and Britain are less exposed but still fragile, while Dutch and Swiss debt have rallied alongside Germany.
"We've seen bond ‌vigilantes come out in force," said Man Group Chief Market Strategist Kristina Hooper.

#germany #bond

Martha Stewart just debuted her shortest hairstyle in decades.
Walking the carpet at the New York City premiere of Aaron Sorkin's The Social Reckoning on Sunday, Oct. 4, the Queen of the Thirst Trap looked radiant in a blonde pixie cut tucked behind her ear, with long bangs swept to one side.
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Rocking a black asymmetric pantsuit with a black clutch and layered gold collar necklaces, she posed and smiled for the cameras, her complexion glowing.

#martha #walking #sunday

By Kristina Cooke and Ben Kellerman
Sept 14 (Reuters) - Immigration arrests in the U.S. have soared in recent months, aided by more local law enforcement cooperation with ICE, increased use of technology to track and process people, as well as enhanced data sharing between federal agencies.
But the mass arrest campaign this summer did not lead to a commensurate increase in deportations -- according to preliminary U.S. government data reviewed by Reuters -- a ‌reflection of the legal and logistical limits faced by President Donald Trump as he attempts to hit his mass deportation goals.
Even as arrests jumped to nearly 51,000 in August, setting a record for a third straight month, deportation ‌numbers held mostly steady, averaging around 1,200 per day, the preliminary government data showed.
About the same number of people were deported per day in May, for example, when there were around 19,000 fewer arrests, according to arrests data obtained by the Deportation Data Project through a public records request and ****** yzed by Reuters.

#arrests #government

Kristin Cavallari has spent years transforming herself from a reality TV star into a successful entrepreneur, podcast host, and mother of three.
Yet despite building a thriving business empire and a stable life in Nashville, those closest to her reportedly believe one area remains unpredictable: her love life.
While Cavallari's candid dating stories continue attracting headlines and listeners, friends are said to be increasingly concerned that the wrong relationship could jeopardize everything she has worked so hard to create.
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Behind the headlines and podcast confessions, insiders say Kristin Cavallari faces a challenge many people might not expect. According to sources, her success can be intimidating to potential partners, particularly men in her age group who are already established in their own careers.

#mega

From Travis Scott and David Harbour to Tory Burch, stars gathered at the 2026 US Open game dressed to their nines. Among them was New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye's wife, whose outfit grabbed fans' attention and is receiving tons of praise.
"Okay, outfit of the day going to the U.S. Open," Patriots quarterback Drake Maye's wife, Ann Michael Maye, said on her TikTok account. "My dress is this little white mini dress from Abercrombie. The sweater is J Crew. These little cute flats are from Marshalls, and then my bag is Distry. So, yeah, let's go. Okay."
This isn't the first time Ann Michael Maye turned heads with her outfit. She came to Santa Clara in 2026 to cheer for her husband, New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye, as he prepared to face the Seattle Seahawks at Levi's Stadium.
For the big day, Ann Michael stole the show in a custom cropped navy Patriots jacket made by Kristin Juszczyk, the wife of 49ers star Kyle Juszczyk. The jacket had the Patriots logo, and she matched it with studded white jeans, a slicked-back bun, gold earrings, and oversized sunglasses.
Drake Maye's Patriots are worth following, especially with all the storylines brewing in New England. Subscribe for more interesting stories.

#maye #quarterback

Kristina Hooper explains why she believes a 10–20% pullback is still coming — driven by rising yields, vulnerable tech valuations, and geopolitical headwinds — and shares the specific areas she thinks retail investors should target when markets reset.

#driven #yields

On August 11, Kristina Ruggeri from Argus upgraded The Boeing Company (NYSE:BA) from Hold to Buy, based on the company's long-term prospects within the expanding commercial aerospace segment. The ****** yst expects the company's impressive backlog, topline growth and margins to continue expanding after the management made progress in addressing concerns linked with production and profitability. Ruggeri's price target of $265 results in more than 26% upside potential as of August 28 closing. Let's explore the underlying business fundamentals that support this rating upgrade.
Recent financials clearly back the rating upgrade by Argus, as the company reported $24.6 billion in Q2 2026 revenue compared to $22.7 billion during Q2 2025. The 8% topline expansion primarily reflected 171 commercial deliveries during the quarter. Despite a core loss of ($0.76) per share, the company's cash flows turned positive amid improved working capital. In the second quarter, it posted $1.4 billion in operating cash flow and $631 million in free cash flow. Management reiterated its optimistic FCF projections, with a full-year guidance between $1 billion and $3 billion, depending partly on delivery volumes and timing of customer receipts.
The company's demand backlog further strengthens the bullish narrative, as it reported $715 billion in total backlog by the end of second quarter. This included a backlog of $597 billion for commercial airplanes segment, involving more than 6,200 aircraft. It is composed of thousands of orders for 737 MAX, along with elevated demand across its wide-body segment covering 767, 777, and 787 programs. Backlogs for Defense, ****** e & Security, and Global Services segments stood at $85 billion and $33 billion, respectively.
Company President and CEO, Kelly Ortberg, reflected on the remainder of the year, stating:
"While there is more work ahead in the second half of the year, the momentum we are building continues to move Boeing in the right direction."

#second

By Kristina Cooke and Nate Raymond
Sept 1 (Reuters) - The U.S. State Department has proposed requiring parents applying for passports for their children to provide proof of their own citizenship or immigration status as part of President Donald Trump's latest effort to limit ‌birthright citizenship.
The draft guidance, reviewed by Reuters, is the first detailed look at how the State Department could enforce Trump's August 6 ‌executive order targeting what it calls "birth tourism" and broadening historical exceptions to birthright citizenship.
The White House referred Reuters questions to the State Department. In a statement, State Department spokesman Tommy Pigott said that "President Trump has been unequivocal that this Administration will protect the meaning and value of American citizenship, full stop, and that includes making sure our passport adjudication process fully reflects that standard."
Limiting birthright citizenship has been one of the president's top priorities in his far-reaching crackdown on immigration. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled his previous attempt violated the country's Constitution.

#department #immigration #kristina #nate

Britain's Jacob Fearnley produced a remarkable comeback to beat Martin Landaluce in five sets after compatriot Harriet Dart ended a 19-month wait for a Grand Slam win in the US Open first round.
World number 101 Fearnley, playing in the main draw as a lucky loser, trailed 5-2 in the fourth set before reeling off 10 of the next 11 games en route to a thrilling 4-6 6-2 4-6 7-5 6-3 win.
Dart, taken to three sets in all three of her US Open qualifying matches – including losing the opening set against Kristina Penickova and Heather Watson – once again opted for the scenic route at Flushing Meadows.
Down a set and a break, she took advantage of the fluctuating form of American opponent Peyton Stearns to win 3-6 6-3 6-2.
Fearnley and Dart join fellow Brits Toby Samuel and Katie Boulter in round two, where they will face 27th seed Tomas Etcheverry and 25th seed Marie Bouzkova, respectively.

#open

Britain's Harriet Dart ended a 19-month wait for a Grand Slam singles win by battling back to beat Peyton Stearns in the US Open first round.
World number 131 Dart had not won a main-draw singles match at a major since reaching the second round of the 2025 Australian Open.
The 30-year-old failed to qualify for four of the next six Grand Slams and fell at the first hurdle at the past two editions of Wimbledon after receiving a wildcard on each occasion.
Taken to three sets in all three of her US Open qualifying matches - including losing the opening set against Kristina Penickova and Heather Watson - Dart once again took the scenic route in New York on Monday.
Trailing by a set and a break against American opponent Stearns, who is ranked more than 75 places above her, she fought back to win 3-6 6-3 6-2.

#open #stearns #harriet

With just days ahead of a flight to Melbourne, Australia for their season-opening showdown with the Rams, several 49ers stars descended upon St. Francis High School in Mountain View to watch Kyle Shanahan's son play.
George Kittle and his wife Claire, Kyle Juszczyk and his wife Kristin, Christian McCaffrey, Trent Williams and Mac Jones were all in attendance for the first St. Francis game of the season with a field-level view against Manteca High School. Instagram Stories posts by Kristin Juszczyk and Claire Kittle show the pair en route to and in attendance at a high school football game, and the group of 49ers can be seen sitting underneath the scoreboard on the school's livestream of the game.
While there were many games going on across the Bay Area on Friday night, the connection with their coach's family appears to be a big reason why all the 49ers went to the Mountain View private school for a game. Shanahan's son, Carter, is a junior this year who takes after his dad, who was a wide receiver at the University of Texas, and plays the same position for the Lancers. Carter Shanahan was a starter on Friday night as the Lancers beat Manteca, 31-23, and even was the team's primary kick returner.
The 49ers ties at St. Francis run deeper than just the coach's kid, too. Former 49ers quarterback Alex Smith and Hall of Fame defensive lineman Bryant Young were hired as ******* istant coaches for the varsity team over the summer, and both are in their first seasons on the Lancers' staff. And two former St. Francis players are currently with the 49ers: the team signed defensive end Villami "Junior" Fehoko Jr. last week and employs Michael Lauck, a former quarterback at the school, on the 49ers' video team. Other former 49ers stars have also sent their kids to St. Francis in the past, including Hall of Fame safety Ronnie Lott and former head coach Steve Mariucci, and were frequently seen at the school's sporting events.
It isn't the first time the 49ers have made their presence felt on the St. Francis football field, as Shanahan also attended his son's junior varsity game last season after his team's Week 5 dramatic win against the Rams.

#school #high #view

CNBC reported on August 21, 2026, that Broadcom Inc. (NASDAQ:AVGO) is in talks to raise $70 billion to $80 billion in debt for a chip financing deal supporting AI companies, including Anthropic. The senior tranche, repaid first, is expected to be around $45 billion, with a junior tranche around $35 billion, though the figures remain flexible. Bloomberg first reported the deal could reach $100 billion in total, with Blackstone and Apollo Global Management among the firms in talks to participate. The raise would extend a partnership Broadcom, Apollo, and Blackstone unveiled in June, which committed $35 billion to expand Anthropic's computing infrastructure using Broadcom's custom chips. Broadcom shares rose about 1% on the news.
The deal strengthens Broadcom Inc. (NASDAQ:AVGO)'s position as critical infrastructure for AI labs beyond Nvidia's ecosystem. Broadcom designs custom chips for Alphabet, Meta, Anthropic, and OpenAI, and this financing extends its role in helping major AI labs reduce dependence on a single chip supplier. That diversification of demand sources gives Broadcom a structurally different customer relationship than a pure merchant chip seller.
The financing structure keeps this exposure off Broadcom's own balance sheet in its rawest form. A special-purpose vehicle raises the debt and leases the chips back to customers like Anthropic, rather than Broadcom borrowing the money directly. Structuring growth capital this way lets Broadcom participate in AI infrastructure buildout without carrying the full debt load on its own books.
The scale of plans shows durable demand rather than a one-off transaction. The original June partnership targeted delivering over 20 gigawatts of compute to top AI labs by 2028, and this expansion moves toward that target. A multi-year capacity commitment of that size shows Broadcom's AI customers are planning for sustained growth and not a short-term spending burst.
Broadcom Inc. (NASDAQ:AVGO) is still on the hook if its customers cannot pay, even with the debt structured off-balance-sheet. CNBC's Kristina Partsinevelos explained that "Broadcom's job is to guarantee part of that debt, and that guarantee is where the risk sits." It means a slowdown at Anthropic or another financed customer could still hit Broadcom directly despite the SPV structure.

#NASDAQ

Heather Watson and Harriet Dart will go head-to-head for a place in the US Open main draw as six British players made it through to the third and final qualifying round in New York.
Watson kept alive her hopes of a first US Open singles main-draw appearance in five years by overcoming Spain's Angela Fita Boluda in a rollercoaster encounter lasting nearly three hours.
The 34-year-old was twice a break up in the third set and served for the match - only to be taken to a deciding 10-point tie-break.
However, she held her nerve to seal a 6-4 5-7 7-6 (10-5) win.
That set up a meeting with Dart, who earlier produced a 5-7 6-0 6-3 win against American 16-year-old Kristina Penickova.

#watson #main

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Several 49ers WAGs didn't let the looming season stop them from savoring summertime.
This was made very clear by the summer getaway that George Kittle's wife, Claire, and Kyle Juszczyk's wife, Kristin, took to Italy, while their husbands were in the thick of training camp.
Per usual, Kittle and Juszczyk were active on social media throughout this vacation. And Kittle posted an Instagram collage of the trip that includes several bikini photos.
Claire Kittle taking a selfie while on an Italian vacation.
The post was captioned, "Loves an Italian summa

#kittle #wife #wags #kyle

Miranda Kerr has addressed the backlash she faced over her disciplined diet and wellness routine. The supermodel took to Instagram on August 21 to open up about her daily lifestyle that had been labelled as "unhinged habits".
"Some of my 'unhinged' habits are actually just the routines that make me feel my best. For me, that looks like avoiding foods that cause inflammation in my body, prioritizing sleep, and being really intentional about the little choices I make every day. I start each morning with noni juice (even though I'll be the first to admit it doesn't taste very good), I cut out alcohol and I'm usually in bed before 9pm," she penned in the caption. "Wellness looks different for everyone, so be sure to listen to your body and stay consistent with what makes you feel good."
Miranda shared a post that broke down the non-negotiable wellness practices she follows to ensure she feels her best. "Eating a gluten-free, egg-free and dairy-free diet to reduce inflammation," read the first slide in the carousel. Other practices included being in bed by 9pm and up at 5am, starting everyday with a shot of noni juice, never falling asleep in makeup, eating dinner with her kids at 5pm, avoiding alcohol, and using certified organic skincare from her brand KORA Organics.
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The criticism came after Miranda appeared on Kristin Cavallari's Let's be Honest podcast, where she explained that she changed her diet when she was diagnosed with proctitis, a form of irritable bowel syndrome, during her pregnancy with her second son six years ago.

#miranda #free #kerr #eating

Honeywell Aerospace (HONA) has been in a sharp downtrend since its spinoff in late June, but this recent weakness has created an attractive entry point for long-term investors, Morgan Stanley ****** yst Kristine Liwag told clients in a research note today.
Liwag upgraded the Phoenix-headquartered aerospace company this morning to "Overweight" and maintained her $205 price target, indicating potential upside of nearly 35% from its previous close.
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SIG, the Swiss food packaging company, was supposed to be proving its turnaround was working. Instead, investors got a surprise CEO exit, no detailed explanation and a stock chart that looked like someone dropped the carton.
SIG Group shares suffered their biggest-ever intraday fall after the company replaced chief executive Mikko Keto less than six months after he took the job.
Keto, who joined in the spring, has been replaced with immediate effect by chief financial officer Ann-Kristin Erkens. She will also remain CFO until SIG appoints a successor.
The company said its transformation program, launched in the second half of last year, was starting to show results. In the first half of 2026, adjusted EBIT margin improved to 15.6% from 14.8% a year earlier, while free cash flow improved by more than €100 million year on year.

#year #show #chief

SIG has appointed Ann-Kristin Erkens as its new chief executive (CEO), replacing Mikko Keto only months after he took the role.
Keto had taken on the role of CEO on 1 March 2026.
Erkens joined SIG as chief financial officer (CFO) in November 2023. She will continue in that role until a replacement is appointed.
She was interim CEO from August 2025 to the end of February 2026.
Before arriving at SIG, she spent more than 20 years at Henkel in senior positions.

#keto

San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle's wife, Claire, is on a European vacation with some of her friends. The 49ers star, on the other hand, is nursing himself back from the Achilles tendon injury he suffered last season during the wild-card Round matchup against Philadelphia.
Kristin Juszczyk, a fashion designer and the wife of 49ers fullback Kyle Juszczyk, posted a video on Instagram earlier today ****** led "Outfits we wore in Italy." Claire Kittle was next to Kristin and others as they showed off different outfits at scenic locations.
"& now it's time to trade in euro summer for game days!" she captioned the post.
At the time of his Achilles injury, George Kittle was expected to miss a portion of the 2026 NFL season. However, his recovery has been remarkable so far, and Kittle could potentially be available for his team from Week 1.
During a SiriusXM NFL Radio interview, Kittle said that he is ahead of schedule and could soon lace up for the 49ers.

#achilles #kristin #juszczyk #season

Now that NFL training camps are well underway, many wives and girlfriends of the league's biggest stars are giving behind the scenes looks about their training camp experience.
San Francisco 49ers WAGs Claire Kittle and Kristin Juszcyk are not among these. Instead, the two prominent social media personalities are on a girls trip in Italy, which has contained daily trips on boats while their husbands are dealing with injuries back in California.
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Kittle and Juszczyk are all smiles on this trip, which was shown by an Instagram story post that Claire made on Tuesday morning.
The short video shared the two WAGs looking at each other and laughing while on the back of the boat. Both were wearing bold bikinis, with Claire's being some sort of halter-style top with shell-like embellishments. Kristin's was a multicolor, animal print look that included some purple tones and was mostly covered by a cream wrap.

#instead

By Kristina Cooke, Andrew Chung and Daniel Trotta
Aug 6 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump signed two executive orders on Thursday in a new but narrower attempt to curtail birthright citizenship, once again challenging a provision of the U.S. Constitution even though the Supreme Court rejected his previous effort.
Limiting birthright citizenship has been one of the ‌top priorities in the Republican president's crackdown on immigration, with the White House taking particular aim at what it calls "birth tourism," in which pregnant foreigners travel to the U.S. to ‌give birth.
After his June 30 setback in the Supreme Court, Trump called on Congress to act, but on Thursday he opted for executive orders, which set policy but do not carry the same weight as laws passed by Congress.
The Supreme Court had struck down as unconstitutional Trump's earlier executive order, which targeted a wide swath of immigrants in the country illegally or temporarily.

#citizenship

Pete Crow-Armstrong went on a podcast last week and said with a laugh he likes the theory that Babe Ruth never existed. Baseball's internet treated it like a confession.
"This is gonna be crazy," the Cubs center fielder told Kristin Cavallari on her show "Let's Be Honest." Then he brought up the theory that the sport's greatest player may never have existed. He picked up the theory from Tayler Saucedo, a Mariners pitcher at the time, who floated it on a podcast in 2024 because he had barely seen any video of Ruth playing. Saucedo said this was a discussion in the Mariners bullpen and that they also decided that Ted Williams' legendary 500-foot home run never happened either.
Crow-Armstrong piled on Ruth saying the game has changed so much since then that pitchers back then might as well have been throwing underhand.
Then everybody lost it. One site used the quote to worry about American public education. Another brought up the plague of misinformation. A bunch of them criticized the young Cubs outfielder. It raised eyebrows and ruffled feathers! That's a lot of coverage for a 24-year-old answering a question about an unpopular opinion on a podcast hosted by somebody from "Laguna Beach."

#ruth #never #armstrong

Kristin Cavallari's Mallorca vacation photos prompted another round of questions about her relationship with Southern Charm cast member Austen Kroll.
Kroll appeared alongside Cavallari and several friends in one photograph from the trip, leading some Instagram users to ask whether the carousel represented a romantic "hard launch."
Cavallari had already addressed that possibility in an Instagram Story filmed earlier in the vacation. After turning the camera toward Kroll, she described them as "just friends" and said she wanted to get ahead of the inevitable speculation.
The two reality television personalities have faced dating rumors before, but both have repeatedly described their relationship as a friendship.
Cavallari traveled to the Spanish island with longtime friend and celebrity hairstylist Justin Anderson, Kroll and several other companions. Images documented sightseeing stops, waterfront meals and time spent near the sea. Page Six described the Mallorca visit as part of Cavallari's European summer vacation with Anderson and other friends.

#vacation #mallorca #several

Miranda Kerr opened up about what it's like co-parenting with her ex-husband, Orlando Bloom, during an appearance on the Let's Be Honest with Kristin Cavallari podcast
"We've known each other for a long time, we've developed such a good friendship that he's just part of the family. He's like a brother, you know?" the Australian model shared
Kerr and Bloom divorced in 2013 after three years of marriage. They share son Flynn, 15, together
Miranda Kerr is speaking candidly about what it's like co-parenting with her ex-husband, Orlando Bloom.
While speaking on the Tuesday, Aug. 4 episode of the Let's Be Honest with Kristin Cavallari podcast, Kerr, 43 — who has spoken openly through the years about how she and Bloom, 49, have remained on good terms — admitted the actor was "like a brother" to her.

#bloom #orlando #parenting

Miranda Kerr has revealed she has a ban on eating both eggs and sushi, and refuses to rule out having a facelift in the future.
The supermodel opened up about her regimented eating and wellness habits in an interview with Kristin Cavallari on her Let's Be Honest podcast.
"I've seen some people, even friends, that have had facelifts and actually look amazing," Miranda, 43, told her host. "And I'm like, 'yeah, this is interesting. Good research, good research."
The mother of four explained she had based her thoughts about facelifts in part around something Kardashian matriarch Kris Jenner, 70, had said.
"It's one of those things that I guess you don't really know until you really know," Miranda reflected. "Because you're like, you think like, okay, you want to be the best version of yourself. I heard Kris Jenner say something like, she wanted to feel the way she felt on the inside. And that made a lot of sense. Like she was looking in the mirror, and she was like, that's not how I feel on the inside. It wasn't matching. And so I get it, like, you just want to help gravity."
Elsewhere in the interview, Miranda, who is married to billionaire Snapchat co-founder Evan Spiegel, admitted she had particular rules around what she will and won't eat - with eggs and sushi both on the banned list.

#interview

Baseball players have a decent amount of down time during a game, and that can lead to some wild conversations and conspiracies.
But when it comes to baseball conspiracies, Cubs star Pete Crow-Armstrong came in strong with an objectively preposterous theory.
In a recent appearance on Let's Be Honest with Kristin Cavallari, Crow-Armstrong was asked to share an unpopular opinion. And he said — somewhat jokingly — that he didn't think that Babe Ruth actually existed. And he went on to explain that he mainly didn't think this one person could have been a god of the sport given how the game has evolved.
The podcast he was referencing was a 2024 interview with Mariners pitcher Tayler Saucedo. Basically, Saucedo claimed that since he's only seen one video of Ruth, the baseball legend probably never existed. Mind you that Babe Ruth was probably the most photographed person in America at that time. There are still living people who witnessed him play. Like, he objectively existed.

#game #conspiracies

In the ever-evolving world of entertainment and fashion, some stars rewrite the rules of stardom by proving that age is just a number. These extraordinary women not only shattered ceilings but also reached their artistic zeniths after turning 40, commanding lead roles, headlining major productions, launching brands, and ****** ing the industry's top honors. Their journeys inspire us all to embrace reinvention, talent, and tenacity at any age. Here are ten celebrity women whose careers soared in their forties and beyond.
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Kim Cattrall broke out as the unforgettable Samantha Jones, captivating audiences with unapologetic wit and fearless confidence. She starred alongside Sarah Jessica Parker, Kristin Davis and Cynthia Nixon across all episodes of the hit HBO series, which ran from 1998 to 2004, totaling 94 episodes and won seven Emmy Awards, as reported by Variety. Her later roles on television and stage have only cemented her reputation as a magnetic, enduring talent in Hollywood.
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Jane Lynch's sharp humor and imposing presence made her a household name, particularly through iconic roles in television comedy and acclaimed hosting gigs. Lynch won a 2010 Primetime Emmy for her portrayal of Sue Sylvester on Glee, after beginning her career with Chicago's Steppenwolf Theatre and Second City companies, per the Television Academy. Her journey underscores the power of comedic timing and character acting at any age.

#only #talent #episodes

By Brad Heath, Kristina Cooke, M.B. Pell and Benjamin Lesser
July 30 - Christian Garcia admits that he threw a water bottle toward officers guarding a federal building near Los Angeles during an immigration protest last summer.
The plastic bottle was empty, he said, and hit no one but Garcia himself – the wind blew it back at him. Yet Garcia, a 32-year-old amateur photographer, was arrested by agents, jailed for three days and charged with a crime that could have kept him in prison for up to a year. He said he lost both of his jobs, as a security ‌guard and an undercover shopper, after his bosses told him they had been called by investigators.
Then, with no public explanation, prosecutors dropped the case.
The Trump administration has brought criminal charges against at least 851 people accused of attacking or impeding federal officers, only to abandon them at an unusually high rate. A ‌Reuters review of federal court records found that 31% of these cases that have been completed so far have ended in dismissal. That compares to 8% of all federal criminal cases that typically end in dismissal, according to records compiled by the Federal Judicial Center.

#garcia

By Kristina Cooke
July 28 (Reuters) - Aurora's 6-year-old daughter arrived at the U.S. border alone and spent more than half a year in a child migrant shelter while her mother, who was already in the country, worked to get her out.
The two were finally reunited in late March.
"We were overjoyed," said Aurora, 24, who like others in this story spoke on the condition they be identified only by their first names.
Days later, however, mother and daughter were detained by Immigration and ‌Customs Enforcement and sent to a family detention center in Texas, records show.

#cooke #reuters