Texas Proposed Laws Labeling of Foods Containing Aborted Fetuses, SF Gallery Owner Arrested for Hosing Homeless Woman, RTE Calls for All-Household Fee to Cover €65 Million Deficit | Hero

The past week has seen several major news stories, from RTE's call for an all-household fee to make up for its €65 million deficit to the high-profile arrest of San Francisco gallery owner Collier Gwin for spraying a homeless woman with a hose. In Texas, proposed laws to label food containing aborted fetuses have also been making headlines. Meanwhile, D.A. Bragg, DOI Commissioner Strauber, and NYPD Commissioner Sewell have announced indictments in a massive construction industry kickback scheme. The state has rejected an AP African American studies class in Florida, while President Donald Trump has questioned whether not paying taxes is “really criminal.” According to Bank of America, China's reopening has spurred record inflows into emerging market funds, while the LAPD's ban of thin blue line flags has been viewed as a salvo in the culture wars. Finally, GM has reportedly abandoned a joint venture battery plant with LG, and the TSA's no-fly list has been leaked after being found on an unsecured airline server.

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