Banking on the Bond

The EPA announced the ban of asbestos in the US, targeting chrysotile asbestos in various products to reduce its cancer risks. Israeli PM Netanyahu discussed a potential operation in Rafah with the Biden administration amidst a severe famine in Gaza. The Supreme Court denied Peter Navarro's appeal to avoid prison for his role in the January 6th investigation. Additionally, the Court extended a block on Texas' immigration law allowing police to arrest border-crossing migrants. Donald Trump reportedly couldn't secure a bond for a civil fraud judgment, a Florida woman filed a lawsuit against Mayor Eric Adams for alleged demands of oral sex in 1993, and Elon Musk revealed ketamine's role in managing his depressive episodes in an online interview. The Bulletin Brief: EPA bans asbestos in the US (AP) (NBC) Israel to send officials to Washington while hunger plagues Gaza (AP) (AP) (NBC) Peter Navarro’s request to delay prison sentence is denied (NBC) (AP) Supreme Court temporarily blocks new Texas immigration law (NBC) Trump is unable to make bond in civil fraud trial (NBC) NYC Mayor Eric Adams's alleged sex scandal (NBC) X CEO Elon Musk uses Ketamine (NBC)