
AI-generated summary
Die Trump-Regierung hatte seit Ende September Werbespots ausgestrahlt, die als patriotische Werbung für die USA positioniert wurden.
Eine US-Richterin hat der Trump-Regierung nun jedoch die Ausstrahlung untersagt. Die Bezirksrichterin Jennifer Rochon in Manhattan erließ am Sonntag (Ortszeit) eine entsprechende einstweilige Verfügung.
Geklagt hatte unter anderem die Kontrollorganisation Common Cause. Sie warf der Regierung vor, bei den seit Ende September laufenden Spots handele es sich nicht um Mitteilungen von öffentlichem Interesse, sondern um politische Propaganda zugunsten der Republikaner für die Wahlen am 3. November. Das Justizministerium nahm zu der richterlichen Anordnung zunächst nicht Stellung.
Vor dem Urteil hatte Trump die Clips noch verteidigen wollen. Sie seien »positive Werbung für unsere großartige U.S.A.«, und eigentlich sei es »Standard«, dafür auch US-Gelder auszugeben, schrieb Trump auf seiner Plattform Truth Social. Doch er habe entschieden, die »patriotische Werbung« selbst und mit dem Geld, das er für die »Make America Great Again«-Bewegung gesammelt habe, zu bezahlen.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Die Trump-Regierung wird gegen das Urteil Berufung einlegen.
Likely · Within days

In a joint statement, US senators from both parties described President Trump's planned lifting of the import ban on Russian energy sources as unlawful and called for an immediate course correction as this contradicts the law passed in 2022 that is intended to prevent Russia's war against Ukraine from being financed.

Federal Minister of Justice Stefanie Hubig did not meet the deadline she had set for presenting the draft law on “Building Type E” by the end of July. Three months after the on-site visit in Berlin-Neukölln, the draft is not yet available as internal government coordination between the SPD-led Ministry of Justice and the CDU-led Ministry of Economic Affairs is ongoing. While Construction Minister Ina Scharrenbach from North Rhine-Westphalia and the construction industry are demanding speed, the draft law is stuck in early coordination, which is causing frustration among the states and the real estate industry.
Union parliamentary group deputy Günter Krings (CDU) warns against a departure from the previous line of demarcation from the AfD and criticizes the term “firewall” as being poorly chosen. He emphasizes that cooperation with the AfD is incompatible with the CDU's basic values. He also expresses doubts about the fairness of the current retirement age of 64.5 years and argues that mainly healthy and well-provided people would benefit from it.

Friedrich Merz is supposedly presenting the results of the CDU presidential retreat, while at the same time criticism is coming from the party, the Federal Constitutional Court is negotiating inheritance tax and political developments are being discussed in Berlin and New York.
The resumption of diesel trade between the USA and Russia through a deal between Trump and Putin leads to sharp criticism from the CDU, the Greens and the Left in the Bundestag, while the AfD and BSW praise the agreement as a model. Critics warn about financing the war in Ukraine and a lack of relief for consumers, supporters see economic reason and relief with high energy prices.
Dennis Radtke, head of the CDU social wing CDA, warns of a loss of social acceptance of the CDU's reform course and sees this as a driver for the AfD. He criticizes the health care reform as an austerity program, assesses the pension reform positively and calls on Chancellor Merz to correct course. Radtke complains about the CDU's thematic narrowing and warns of further polarization of society.