Another week, another stack of headlines. Here’s what BeezLoop News covered over the last several days, organized so you can catch up on whatever you missed.
Politics & World News
Trump’s approval rating fell to a fresh low of 33% in a new poll, with even Republican voters souring on tariffs tied to rising grocery and gas costs.
The Trump administration slapped new sanctions on Cuba’s ruling elite, its state bank and energy sector.
Argentina’s Javier Milei threatened sweeping sanctions on oil firms drilling near the Falkland Islands.
Guyana became the latest country to accept migrants deported from the U.S. under a third country deal, a move tied to its reliance on American backing in its territorial dispute with Venezuela.
Texas Senate candidate James Talarico is running neck-and-neck with Ken Paxton, with real warning signs for the GOP among white and Hispanic voters alike.
Crime & Courts
A Miami restaurant executive was accused of fatally stabbing his mother in a Brickell high-rise, telling police he acted in self-defense.
A 15-year-old cartel hitman was killed alongside his cartel-boss uncle in a gun battle with Mexican security forces.
A West Virginia high school principal was charged after four hidden cameras turned up in the girls locker room.
A judge declared a mistrial in the Lindsay Clancy case after the jury stayed deadlocked for seven days over a holdout juror.
A Boca Raton woman was accused of a DUI hit-and-run after her Tesla victim own dashcam caught the crash, and police found a crack pipe on her seat.
Business & Culture
Lululemon billionaire founder Chip Wilson filed for divorce after 20 years of marriage with no prenup, putting a $6 billion fortune in play.
A researcher published a scraped dataset of 4.5 billion TikTok video records to Hugging Face, raising fresh privacy alarms.
Steak n Shake has fully leaned into MAGA and MAHA branding, from beef-tallow fries to Bitcoin payments, and its same-store sales are actually climbing.
Sports & Offbeat
YouTuber Jack Doherty was arrested on a domestic violence charge in Fort Lauderdale, his second Florida arrest this year.
The crew of the USS Abraham Lincoln finally got real liberty in Pattaya, Thailand after a record deployment, with Navy brass drawing a hard line on behavior.
A disruptive American Airlines passenger ended up duct-taped to his seat after a racist outburst turned violent mid-flight.
That is the wrap for this week. Catch the next one right here on beezloop.com.
