Abortion rights advocate Hadley Duvall, who bravely shared her story of being raped by her stepfather as a child, will be joining Jill Biden in a campaign to raise awareness for survivors of sexual assault. Duvall first spoke out about her traumatic experience in a campaign ad for the governor's race in her state last fall. Now, she is using her platform to advocate for other survivors and push for policies that support victims of sexual violence. Joining forces with Jill Biden, Duvall hopes to bring attention to the importance of supporting and empowering survivors of abuse.

Accusations are flying in New York as pro-Israel groups are spending heavily to try to oust progressive House Democrat Jamaal Bowman. Bowman is facing a challenge from George Latimer in a contentious primary race that has become both testy and expensive. The race has heated up as pro-Israel lobbying groups have poured over $15 million into supporting Latimer's campaign. Despite the high stakes, Bowman received a boost from Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez at a rally in the Bronx, where she showed her support for the progressive Democrat. The primary race in New York has become a battleground for competing interests, with accusations flying and tensions running high. As the election draws near, the outcome remains uncertain, but one thing is clear – the fight for the Democratic nomination in this district is far from over.

Despite Silicon Valley's reputation for being left-leaning, some tech billionaires are openly supporting President Trump, even after his recent conviction. This unexpected show of support indicates that there is a significant base of Trump supporters within the tech industry.

A South Korean activist group recently sent propaganda leaflets across the border into North Korea using large balloons. This action comes in response to North Korea's threat to send balloons filled with manure and trash into South Korea. The ongoing exchange of propaganda between the two countries highlights the tense relationship between them.

Nigel Farage, the leader of Reform UK, had a milkshake thrown over him as he launched his general election campaign in Clacton.

Nigel Farage faced a moment of disruption during the launch of his election campaign in Essex when a drink was thrown over him. The incident occurred as Farage was addressing a crowd, marking the beginning of his campaign efforts. Despite the unexpected interruption, Farage continued with his speech and remained composed. The individual responsible for the act has not been identified, and it is unclear what motivated the action. Farage's team has not released any official statements regarding the incident.