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• Anti-corruption prosecutor praised by US flees Guatemala Anti-corruption prosecutor Juan Francisco Sandoval fled Guatemala late Friday, arriving in neighboring El Salvador just hours after he was removed from his post. Consuelo Porras, Guatemala’s attorney general, had accused the former head of the Special Prosecutor’s Office Against Impunity of “abuses” without specifying what they were. Sandoval said he was fired because of his investigations into top officials in the administration of President Alejandro Giammattei. He said he had fled for his own safety, becoming the fifth law enforcement official in three years to do so. “Sadly, this has become a situation that many public servants in Guatemala have…
• COVID-19 cases in the US near 50,000 a day - the highest since May as CDC reportedly considers stricter mask rules The US has reported an average of nearly 50,000 COVID-19 cases each day this week. Paul Chinn/The San Francisco Chronicle via Getty Images Over the past week, the US reported an average of nearly 50,000 new COVID-19 infections each day, according to CDC data. The highest number of new cases was reported Friday - with more than 81,000 new cases reported. That puts the US in a situation not seen since the spring as US officials reportedly reconsider mask guidance. See more stories on Insider's business page. Over the past week, the US has reported an average of nearly 50,000…
• More than 100 California cities and counties have banned flavored tobacco. What about San Jose? When it comes to tobacco products, San Jose leaders appear to agree — the fruity, minty and candied flavor kind should be taken off the shelves across the city and far away from the eyes of easily-enticed kids. So why — a week before San Jose was expected to join more than 100 cities and counties across California in banning flavored tobacco — did they decide to delay the vote by more than three months? Public records reveal that the early June decision from a council committee to postpone the ban came on the heels of rigorous lobbying campaigns from…
• Federal judges rule against two Aryan Brotherhood members who sued to challenge conditions at a CA jail SACRAMENTO — Two federal judges either dismissed or dealt blows to civil litigation filed by two alleged Aryan Brotherhood prison gang members challenging the conditions at the Sacramento jail, court records show. In a July 14 court order, U.S. District Judge Troy Nunley accepted a magistrate’s findings to dismiss a suit filed by Patrick “Big Pat” Brady, which accused jail staff of interfering with his defense team in a pending racketeering case. In a separate action, federal Magistrate Judge Allison Claire recommended dismissal of a suit filed by alleged Aryan Brotherhood leader Ronald Dean Yandell, which listed several alleged civil…
• Do Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s teenaged kids win with court ruling? A “shocking” California appellate court ruling Friday effectively derailed Brad Pitt’s recent court victory giving him joint custody of five of his teenaged children, and promised to add fuel to his years-long custody fight with ex-wife, Angelina Jolie. Pitt vowed to appeal the ruling by the California’s Second District Court of Appeal, while the famous ex-spouses will presumably return to court to renew their fight over custody of their children, ages 13 to 17. The ruling also appears to allow Jolie’s attorneys to again raise questions about whether they can call the children to testify at a custody trial or…