## Priest suing gay dating app Grindr not aware of arbitration agreement

Authored by usa.inquirer.net

In a brief sworn declaration, Burrill says he may have used Grindr as early as 2012.

“I do not recall seeing an arbitration agreement with Grindr,” Burrill says.

“Because I do not recall seeing an arbitration agreement, I also do not recall if I ever opted out of an arbitration agreement.”.

In their court papers, Burrill’s lawyers state that there are no facts showing an enforceable arbitration agreement between Burrill and Grindr.

According to Burrill’s suit, Grindr “falsely and misleadingly represents” that it does not sell its users’ data and that it takes steps to protect an individual’s privacy.

“Plaintiff*s reputation was immediately destroyed and he has received an endless river of worrisome threats and hate mail,” the suit states.

“He was forced to leave his position as general secretary with the USCCB and his upward trajectory to the position of bishop has been permanently derailed.” »

### Jasmine Crockett says it’s ‘beyond wild’ that nobody is questioning Trump’s mental fitness

Authored by independent.co.uk

It’s “beyond wild” that people are not questioning Donald Trump’s mental fitness amid his ongoing onslaught of tariffs against U.S. trading partners, Jasmine Crockett says.

“The fact that no one is questioning his mental acuity or fitness to serve is beyond wild to me,” she said.

Jasmine Crockett said it is ‘beyond wild’ that people are questioning Donald Trump’s mental fitness as president in the wake of some of his policies ( AP ). »

### US measles cases surpass 700 with outbreaks in six states. Here’s what to know

Authored by apnews.com

Other states with active outbreaks — defined as three or more cases — include New Mexico, Indiana, Kansas, Ohio and Oklahoma.

Here’s what else you need to know about measles in the U.S. How many measles cases are there in Texas and New Mexico?.

The U.S. saw a rise in measles cases in 2024, including an outbreak in Chicago that sickened more than 60. »

### Trump extends Biden's sanctions against Russia

Authored by pravda.com.ua

US President Donald Trump has extended the sanctions imposed by Biden against Russia in 2021.

Details: Trump has extended Biden's executive orders, which imposed a state of emergency on Russia and allowed sanctions against Russia for another year.

On 8 March 2022, Biden issued Executive Order 14066, which expanded the scope of the state of emergency, followed by several more executive orders expanding sanctions against Russia. »

### World surges past 40% clean power in record renewables boom

Authored by electrek.co

Renewables added a record 858 TWh in 2024, 49% more than the previous high in 2022.

“Solar power has become the engine of the global energy transition,” said Phil MacDonald, Ember’s managing director.

Their increasing reliance on renewables to power demand growth marks a shift that will redefine the global power sector and accelerate the decline of fossil fuels.”. »

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