Day: March 6, 2025

News Summary A Sun Country Airlines flight from Minneapolis to Mazatlán was diverted to El Paso due to a security concern. After an investigation, the FBI found no credible threat. All 156 passengers were safely deplaned, and accommodations were arranged. The airline emphasized its commitment to safety and is cooperating with authorities to further investigate the incident. Sun Country Airlines Flight Diverted Over Security Concerns In a surprising turn of

News Summary Seven & i Holdings, known for its 7-Eleven stores, is undergoing significant changes with the appointment of Stephen Dacus as CEO. This follows a substantial $47 billion takeover bid from Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc. Dacus, who has a strong retail background, will lead the company as it embarks on an ambitious restructuring plan. The firm aims to buy back approximately 2 trillion yen in shares and plans an IPO

News Summary Chicago’s Mayor Brandon Johnson appeared before Congress to discuss the city’s sanctuary city policies, facing tough questions from a Republican-led committee. Joined by mayors of other major cities, Johnson defended the policies against claims they contribute to rising crime. The historic hearing focused on public safety, immigrant contributions, and budget allocations for migrant support. Through tense exchanges, Johnson maintained his position on the benefits of sanctuary policies while

News Summary Congress recently held a five-hour hearing focusing on Denver’s immigration policies, particularly the city’s practices often labeled as sanctuary policies. With U.S. Rep. Anna Paulina Luna initiating a criminal investigation into humanitarian assistance to immigrants, Mayor Mike Johnston defended the city’s actions. The hearing exposed tensions regarding cooperation with federal immigration officials, raising questions about public safety and potential funding cuts. Local leaders and lawmakers are divided, illustrating