Trump sounds OFF after judge blocks Guard deployment: 'Ought to be ashamed'
Fox News' Doug Luzader reports the latest on the setbacks for the White House. Former DHS official Jonathan Fahey also joined 'Fox & Friends First' to discuss the Democrats' resistance to President Donald Trump's crime crackdown and the latest on the Kilmar Abrego Garcia case.
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https://youtu.be/_XAyZvYmVEo
'TOTAL OBLITERATION': Trump issues BOLD warning to Hamas as negotiators meet in Egypt
Ellie Cohanim, former deputy envoy under Trump, joined 'Fox & Friends' to discuss the latest on the effort to broker peace in Gaza as negotiators meet in Egypt.
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Mike Johnson: Chuck Schumer is playing a 'self-serving political game'
Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., discusses the government shutdown on 'Sunday Night in America
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https://youtu.be/PTv8e27PHDM
'VERY CONCERNING:' Former detective calls out Chicago PD for mishandling Anti-ICE protests
Former DC police detective Ted Williams joins 'Fox News Live' reacting to the escalating violence across the nation amid anti-ICE protests
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'MARXISTS IN RETREAT’: DeAngelis says Trump is winning on education
American Culture Project senior fellow Corey DeAngelis joins ‘Fox News Live’ to discuss President Donald Trump’s deal with Harvard University and Zohran Mamdani’s reported education proposals.
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https://youtu.be/j5M1NWsqgTM
Comedians claim it's 'easier to talk' in Saudi Arabia than America
Bill Bush joins 'The Sunday Briefing' to discuss Diddy's sentencing and Saudi Arabia's comedy fest attracting American comedians for their sizable pricing per show.
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Negotiators set to gather for Gaza talks as official warns of slow going amid hurdles(I’m sure Bibi is doing this)
Israeli team to fly to Sharm El-Sheikh this afternoon, PMO says * IDF says airstrikes continuing to target Hamas cells attacking troops * Lapid, others slam UTJ head for comparing draft dodgers to Gaza captives
https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog-october-6-2025/
LIBERAL MEDIA IMMEDIATELY ACCUSES TRUMP VOTERS OF SETTING FIRE. CAUSE OF FIRE STILL A MYSTERY, JUDGE WASN’T HOME. LOOK AT THE TAG THEY PUT ON ARTICLE WHILE BLAMING TRUMPthey are gearing up on Trump, with this totally bias against the Trump Admin and now Trump supporters are doing it is their smear.
OCT 6, 2025 5:00 AM ET
House of South Carolina Judge Criticized by Trump Administration Set AblazeTime Magazine
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The home of South Carolina Circuit Court judge Diane Goodstein was set on fire after she had reportedly received death threats.
State law enforcement is investigating the house fire on Edisto Beach which began at around 11:30 a.m. E.T. on Saturday, sources told local news outlet FITSNews. Goodstein was reportedly not at home at the time of the fire, but at least three members of her family, including her husband, former Democratic state senator Arnold Goodstein, and their son, have been hospitalized with serious injuries. According to the St. Paul’s Fire District, which responded to the scene, the occupants had to be rescued via kayak. Law enforcement have not disclosed whether the fire is being investigated as an arson attack.
“At this time, we do not know whether the fire was accidental or arson. Until that determination is made, [State Law Enforcement Division Chief Mark Keel] has alerted local law enforcement to provide extra patrols and security,” South Caroline Chief Justice John Kittredge told FITSNews,adding that the fire appeared to have been caused by an “explosion.”
The 69-year-old judge had received death threats in the weeks leading up to the fire, multiple sources told FITSNews.Last month, Goodstein had temporarily blocked the state’s election commission from releasing its voter files to the Department of Justice, a decision that was openly criticized by Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Harmeet Dhillon and later reversed by the state Supreme Court. The DOJ had sought the information, including names, addresses, driver’s license numbers, and social security numbers, of over three million registered voters as part of President Donald Trump’s March executive orderrestricting non-citizens from registering to vote. (Non-citizens are already not allowed to vote in federal and state elections.)
The Trump Administration has sought to drastically reshape the election system in the name of election integrity, by requesting and in some cases suing states for voter registration data to compile a comprehensive centralized databasefrom more than 30 states, including suing several of them, and considering pursuing criminal investigations into state election officials. Critics have argued that the Administration’s efforts are an attempt at disenfranchising voters from marginalized communities and oversteppingstates’ constitutional authority to control election procedures.
If the fire at the judge’s house turns out to be targeted, it may mark the latest incident of a startling rise in political violence in the U.S.And while the Trump Administration has blamed the left’s rhetoric for inspiring violence such as the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, an attack on a judge would come as the Administration has increasingly vilified the judiciary, blasting judges that rule against it as “U.S.A-hating” insurrectionists.
Political violence on the rise
In addition to Kirk’s murder last month, the murderof Democratic Speaker of the Minnesota House of Representatives Melissa Hortman and her husband in June, and an arson attack at Democratic Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro’s residence in April, a number of judges who have ruled against Trump have also received attacks and threats from his supporters.
Chief Judge for the District of Rhode Island Jack McConnell told NPR in August that his court has received more than 400 threatening voicemails, including several credible death threats. McConnell had issued a ruling blocking Trump’s freeze on federal aid earlier this year. Judges told NPR that they have received unsolicited anonymous pizza deliveries, a tactic known as “pizza doxxing” that implies that the sender knows the judges’ addresses.
A White House spokesperson told NPR that attacks on public officials have “no place in our society,” noting the President’s own experience with assassination attempts last.
“I’m hearing everywhere that judges are worried about their own safety.
“Threats against judges are threats against constitutional government. Everyone should be taking this seriously,” New York Judge Richard Sullivan, a Trump first-term appointee, told the Associated Press in March. (They all fail to remember Trump wrote an EO in the last days of his last term, demanding more protection for judges.)
https://time.com/7323442/south-carolina-judge-diane-goodstein-house-fire-trump-political-violence/
Governor JB Pritzker
@GovPritzker
This evening, President Trump is ordering 400 members of the Texas National Guard for deployments to Illinois, Oregon, and other locations within the United States.No officials from the federal government called me directly to discuss or coordinate.
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Why didn’t Prizker get off his fat ass and call up the National Guard Himself. Crying he wasn’t called when it should have been his job to put them there. Instead he tells the police stand down and not help ICE.
https://x.com/GovPritzker/status/1975013177026109717
Trump considering $2,000 tariff ‘dividend’ for Americans
By Published Oct. 2, 2025, 9:47 p.m. ET
President Trump said Thursday he’s still weighing the idea of giving Americans up to $2,000 in rebates derived from the revenues his tariff agenda has generated.
Trump’s proposal to share some of the hundreds of billions of dollars the federal government has collected since he slapped foreign nations with steep levies in April comes as the Supreme Court is slated to hear arguments in a case next month that will decide whether the president has the power to impose such sweeping global tariffs.
“They’re just starting to kick in,” Trump said of the tariffs in an interview with One America News Network, “but ultimately, your tariffs are going to be over a trillion dollars a year.”
What does he plan to do with the money?
“Number one, we’re paying down debt,” Trump said, “because people have allowed the debt to go crazy.”
The president argued that the $37 trillion national debt is actually “very little, relatively speaking” because the government is taking in unprecedented sums of money from tariffs.
“With that being said, we’ll pay back debt, but we also might make a distribution to the people,” Trump continued.
Trump described his plan, which he’s floated before, as “a dividend to the people of America.”
“We’re thinking maybe $1,000 to $2,000 — it would be great,” the president said of the size of the checks Americans might get.
Any disbursement from the federal government would require congressional approval.
The federal government has raked in about $214.9 billion in revenues from tariffs this year, according to Fox Business, citing data from the Treasury Department.
The $31.3 billion in tariff revenue collected in September, however, was $73 million less than the August record.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has repeatedly said he expects the US to generate at least $300 billion in tariff revenue by the end of the year.
In August, the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit ruled that most of the president’s tariffs were not covered by an emergency powers law — a decision that followed two lower courts finding that most of the levies imposed on US trading partners were illegal.
The appeals court allowed Trump’s tariffs to remain in place pending his administration’s appeal to the Supreme Court.
The justices on the high court will hear oral arguments in the case in the first week of November.
Bessent warned the justices in a filing that the government could be forced to refund between $750 billion to $1 trillion in collected and projected tariff revenue if the Supreme Court finds the duties are illegal.
https://nypost.com/2025/10/02/us-news/trump-considering-2000-tariff-dividend-for-americans/
Oct 2025 Jordan Peterson Health Update10/4/25
Mikhaila Peterson
Ephesians 6:12 For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the cosmic powers over this present darkness, against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly places.
As you may know JBP has been really sick. A lot of people have been asking for updates so here’s one. He’s recovering slowly day by day but I won't lie, it's slow and scary. He won't be back for another few months at least, probably longer. We’re not entirely sure what’s going on but it looks like possibly severe CIRS and a LOT of bad luck. Or we’re getting spiritually attacked. Or both.
To be perfectly honest, I think a lot of this is spiritual. My newborn Audrey almost died of heart failure for no reason in June, dad got sick and came to stay with us in July, then needed a hospital and the same day he went to the hospital by ambulance, my newborn turned blue (again) at home for a different reason not heart related and went a different hospital by ambulance.
Within 3 hours of each other.
It's been one thing after another in an otherworldly type of way.
In the meantime, we'll be going full force with Peterson Academy, and keeping his message across his brand alive while he recovers. Not letting demons get in the way of that.
Prayers are MUCH appreciated.
https://youtu.be/WUsSkif3-6w
Times of Israel
OCTOBER 5, 2025
Report: Greta Thunberg to be deported from Israel Tuesday on Greek-funded flight
By CHARLIE SUMMERS FOLLOW
Today, 12:27 am
Greta Thunberg is set to be deported from Israel tomorrow on a Greek-funded flight, Ynet reports,after she and hundreds of other activists were detained trying to break Israel’s maritime blockade on Gaza.
The plane will take off from southern Israel’s Ramon Airport and land in Athens. Thunberg will be joined by 27 other deported activists, all Greek citizens whose return home was arranged by their government, according to the outlet.
More than 470 activists were detained from 42 vessels partaking in the Global Sumud Flotilla, after they were intercepted by the Israeli Navy.
In total, 170 flotilla activists had been deported so far. Those who remain are being held in Ketziot prison, in what their legal representation describes as substandard conditions.
According to testimony given to the Adalah legal aid group, the detained activists have been denied essential medical treatment and are being given “grossly inadequate” amounts of food and water.
Reports have indicated that Thunberg has been treated particularly harshly.
The Swedish activist has not been able to meet with a lawyer while in prison as of Sunday afternoon.
https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/report-greta-thunberg-to-be-deported-from-israel-tuesday-on-greek-funded-flight/
Father accused of 'indiscriminately' firing at passersby in Croydon Park chargedAustralia
By Adam Vidler
Yashee Sharma
11:04pm Oct 6, 2025
The father who allegedly randomly fired up to 50 shots from his unit window in Sydney's inner west, injuring 16 people, has been charged with 25 offences.
Artemios Mintzas, 60, has been charged with 18 counts of shoot at with intent to murder and several other charges related to the alleged incident last night.
Residents were locked down as a major police operation responded to a gunman allegedly firing up to 50 shots from a 30-calibre rifle on Georges River Road, near the intersection of Brighton Avenue, in Croydon Park about 7.45pm yesterday.
Acting Superintendent Stephen Parryalleged Mintzas was firing shots "indiscriminately" at passing cars from the window of his unit above a business, injuring more than a dozen people and hitting several cars.
There are a number of restaurants, small businesses, a church, and a vet nearby.
Mintzas allegedly exchanged fire with specialist and tactical police before they narrowed in, arresting him about 9.30pm and seizing a gun.
"Our tactical operations group are highly trained, very skilled at what they do, and they executed the plan extremely well," Parry told reporters this afternoon.
Mintzas was taken to hospital with minor injuries after glass smashed and shattered around his eye, and has since been released.
He was taken to Burwood police station about 12.30pm today and late tonight police said charges had been laid.
https://www.9news.com.au/national/croydon-park-shooting-sydney-police-operation-georges-river-road/1958dc79-a94d-4d31-a71a-82cafa8c4a4b
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
@ICEgov
PORTLAND — Refuse to walk? We’ll give you a ride.
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ok this is funny
Tyrese Gibson turns himself in to police, faces animal cruelty charge
By Sandra Gonzalez, CNN
Updated: 6:13 PM EDT, Sun October 5, 2025
Singer-turned-actor Tyrese Gibson turned himself in to police in Atlanta on Friday morning, days after breaking his silence about an alleged incident in which his neighbors say his dogs attacked and killed another dog.
Gibson, who faces a misdemeanor charge of animal cruelty, was booked just before 6 a.m. local time at Fulton County Jail in Georgia, according to Fulton County Police Capt. Nicole Dwyer. Gibson posted a $20,000 bond and has been released, Dwyer added.
An arrest warrant for Gibson, known for his role in the “Fast & Furious” franchise, was issued last week. It stemmed from an alleged incident in which Gibson’s neighbors claim his dogs attacked and killed a 5-year-old Cavalier King Charles spaniel named Henry in the upscale Atlanta community of Buckhead, where the star lives.
In a statement released earlier this week, Gibson’s attorney Gabe Banks said Gibson “was out of town when the incident occurred, but he accepts full responsibility for his dogs.”
The statement claimed the dogs involved in the incident had since been rehomed.
Dwyer said on Friday that Gibson’s attorney “has been made aware” that the four dogs involved in the attack need to be turned over to authorities.
“We still do not have the dogs,” Dwyer said.
Gibson’s attorney told CNN in a statement on Friday that “despite what others might say, throughout this entire process Mr. Gibson has cooperated fully with legal authorities and will continue to do so until this matter is resolved.”
“Mr. Gibson once again wants to extend his deepest condolences to the family who lost their dog and respectfully asks for privacy and understanding as this matter is handled through the appropriate legal channels,” Banks said.
https://lite.cnn.com/2025/10/03/entertainment/tyrese-gibson-booked-animal-cruelty-charge
Rehoming of dogs that attacked is not a good idea.
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WASHINGTON DC - Louis Geri, 41-year-old New Jersey man, was arrested outside Saint Matthew’s Cathedral in Washington, D.C., on Sunday for allegedly possession of a Molotov cocktail
Louis Geri, of Vineland, had set up a tent on the steps of the Cathedral, which was due to hold its annual Red Mass
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Harvard Law professor placed on leave after firing pellet gun near Boston area synagogue
By Published Oct. 4, 2025, 8:55 p.m. ET
A visiting professor at Harvard Law School has been placed on administrative leave after allegedly firing a pellet rifle outside a Brookline synagogue on the eve of Yom Kippur.
Carlos Portugal Gouvea, 43, was arrested Wednesday nightafter police said he fired two shots near Temple Beth Zion on Beacon Street inwhat he later claimed was “hunting rats,”Brookline.News reported.
Investigators do not believe that Gouvea was targeting the synagogue, but he was charged in Brookline District Court with illegally discharging a pellet gun, disorderly conduct, disturbing the peace and malicious damage of personal property, according to court records.
Harvard Law School spokesperson Jeff Neal told The Post that Gouvea “has been placed on administrative leave as the school seeks to learn more about this matter.”
The Harvard Crimson first reported his suspension.
The school has not announced any further disciplinary action. The Post has sought comment from Harvard Law School, Temple Beth Zion and Gouvea.
Police said theincident triggered a large response involving more than a dozen officers as congregants gathered for services marking the start of the holiest day on the Jewish calendar.
Two private security guards working at the synagogue reportedly confronted him after hearing “two loud shots” and spotting him holding a pellet rifle.
When the guards approached, Gouvea allegedly set down the gun before a “brief physical struggle” broke out as they tried to detain him, the outlet reported, citing a police account.
Police said Gouvea then ran into his nearby residence before emerging moments later, where he was handcuffed and arrested. Officers later discovered a shattered car window and a pellet lodged inside the vehicle, according to the police report cited by Brookline.News.
Gouvea was arraigned Thursday and pleaded not guilty to all charges, the court docket shows. He was released on personal recognizance and is due back in court in early November.
Neither Gouvea nor an attorney listed in court records responded to requests for comment from The Crimson or Brookline.News.
Police said there was no indication the synagogue itself was targeted.
Gouvea, a Harvard Law School alumnus, earned his doctorate from the university in 2008. He also serves as an associate professor at the University of São Paulo Law School and heads a Brazilian think tank focused on social and environmental justice.
Brookline police did not immediately respond to a request for additional details about the incident.
Gouvea is scheduled to appear again in Brookline District Court in November.
The reported incident occurred at a sensitive time for the Jewish community, which is marking the high holy days.
Earlier this week, two men were killed and three others were seriously injured after a man drove into pedestrians near a synagogue and began stabbing victims before being shot dead by police in the British town of Manchester.
Six people have been arrested on suspicion of terror offenses as investigators probe the assault, during which the attacker allegedlywore a fake explosives belt.
Authorities believe one victim, Adrian Daulby, was accidentally killed by police gunfire as congregants barricaded the synagogue entrance to stop the attacker.
Harvard has been at the center of a nationwide debate over whether colleges and universities have failed to adequately counter antisemitism on campuses.
The Trump administration, which has accused the school of failing to protect Jewish and Israeli students from harassment, has also threatened to withdraw billions in federal funding unless major reforms were enacted.
Harvard has filed a lawsuit challenging the legality of the government’s actions, arguing that funding freezes are punitive and politically motivated, even as both sides near a possible settlement.
https://nypost.com/2025/10/04/us-news/harvard-professor-who-was-hunting-rats-placed-on-leave-after-firing-pellet-gun-near-synagogue/
White House authorizes deployment of National Guard to Illinois
Gov. JB Pritzker said there was "no need for military troops on the ground."
Updated Oct. 4, 2025, 9:11 PM
NBC whitewashes the news to make it Trump’s fault, for little antifa gathering
The Trump administration is sending 300 National Guard troops to Illinois, the latest example of the federal government sending guard members to blue cities.
“Amidst ongoing violent riots and lawlessness, that local leaders like [Illinois Gov. JB] Pritzker have refused to step in to quell, President Trump has authorized 300 national guardsmen to protect federal officers and assets," White House spokeswoman Abigail Jackson said in a statement.
Pritzker on Saturday said he was informed by the Trump administration that the Defense Department plans to federalize 300 National Guard members and deploy them within his state.
“It is absolutely outrageous and un-American to demand a Governor send military troops within our own borders and against our will,” Pritzker said in a statement, adding that he was given an ultimatum by Defense Department officials to “call up your troops, or we will.”
“I want to be clear: there is no need for military troops on the ground in the State of Illinois,” Pritzker added. “I will not call up our National Guard to further Trump’s acts of aggression against our people.”
The president has for weeks threatened to surge federal law enforcement and National Guard troops to Chicago.
Earlier Saturday, a federal judge in Oregon temporarily blocked a separate deployment of the National Guard to Portland, Oregon, which the president authorized to protect Immigration and Customs Enforcement facilities in the city.
That move activated 200 National Guard troops in Portland as part of the president’s stated agenda to curb crime in American cities.
The state of Oregon and the city of Portland sued the Trump administration, seeking a temporary restraining order in an attempt to stop the president from sending National Guard troops there, pushing back on the president’s claims that protests were violent or out of control.
The Defense Department announced that it had activated troops to support and protect federal employees and property in the Portland area while they await a federal judge’s decision in the case.
The case comes after Trump said in a social media post last week that he was directing Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to deploy troops to Portland, claiming that the city was “under siege from attack by Antifa and other domestic terrorists.”
The president has pointed to protests near Immigration and Customs Enforcement facilities in Oregon as evidence of his claims.
“We ultimately have a perception-versus-reality problem,” Caroline Turco, senior deputy city attorney for Portland, said during a hearing in front of U.S. District Judge Karin J. Immergut on Friday. “The perception is that it is World War II out here. The reality is that this is a beautiful city with a sophisticated resource that can handle the situation.”
A lawyer for the federal government — Deputy Assistant Attorney General Eric Hamilton — pointed to isolated incidents of protesters lighting incendiary devices and throwing rocks as evidence that troops are necessary to defend against “cruel radicals who have laid siege” to ICE facilities.
Trump has deployed National Guard troops to two other American cities this year — Los Angeles and Washington, D.C. In California, the Trump administration said it sent National Guard troops and Marines to quell anti-ICE protests, while in Washington, the president said the National Guard troops were deployed to fight crime.
The president has also signed an order establishing a task force to mobilize the National Guard in Memphis, Tennessee.
He has additionally threatened to deploy National Guard troops to other American cities run by Democratic mayors, like Baltimore and New Orleans.
Trump’s decision to deploy troops to multiple American cities received renewed scrutiny earlier this week after he told senior military leaders on Monday that “we should use some of these dangerous cities as training grounds for our military, National Guard.”
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/trump-administration/chicago-national-guard-trump-deployment-portland-rcna235625
David Medina 🦫🇺🇸
@davidmedinapdx
THIS just happened.
We gathered the young men in front of the ICE building in Portland and started a “USA” and “NICK”(@nicksortor) chant 🇺🇸
They can arrest us all they want we’re never backing down and Oregon isn’t lost just yet!
https://x.com/davidmedinapdx/status/1974350245544054822
>>23699606 oh yeah, along with the Chicago mafia
>>23698993 that’s disgusting
>>23699616 why are you doing reruns and Coventry leave out the date
Outspoken™️
@Out5p0ken
Don’t tell me there’s not power in numbers and that our resistance and voices do not matter!
FUCK ICE!
Antifa approves of this!
https://x.com/Out5p0ken/status/1974913132842930491
==DGCA launches probe into Air India's 787 RAT deployment incident
The Directorate General of Civil== Aviation will carry out a detailed probe to determine why the RAT deployed despite all systems functioning normally. The move follows the Federation of Indian Pilots request to the aviation regulator to conduct a comprehensive inspection of the electrical systems across all Boeing 787 aircraft operating in India.
Madeeha Mujawar
October 5, 2025, 8:11:32 PM IST
DGCA launches probe into Air India's 787 RAT deployment incident
Aviation regulator DGCA has initiated a detailed investigation into the automatic deployment of the Ram Air Turbine (RAT) on an Air India Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner from Amritsar to Birmingham shortly before landing on October 4, officials have confirmed.
The RAT, a small turbine that deploys to generate emergency power during dual engine, electrical or hydraulic failures, was activated when the aircraft was around 400 feet above the ground, a senior DGCA official said.
The official added that the pilot did not report any abnormality, and maintenance checks recommended by Boeing for uncommanded RAT deployment have been completed. "No discrepancies were observed, and the aircraft is being released for service," the official said.
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation will, however, carry out a detailed probe to determine why the RAT deployed despite all systems functioning normally.
Air India confirmed the incident in a statement, saying that the aircraft – operating flight AI117 from Amritsar to Birmingham on October 4 landed safely.
“All electrical and hydraulic parameters were found normal, and the aircraft performed a safe landing at Birmingham,” the airline said.
The incident comes amid heightened scrutiny of Air India’s Boeing 787 fleet following the June 12 crash of flight AI171, also involving a Dreamliner, in which 260 people were killed.
Earlier on October 5, the Federation of Indian Pilots (FIP) urged theaviation regulator to conduct a comprehensive inspection of the electrical systems across all Boeing 787 aircraft operating in India. The demand was made after the unexpected deployment of the Ram Air Turbine.
In a letter to the DGCA, FIP President GS Randhawa said the Aircraft Health Monitoring (AHM) system detected a fault in the Bus Power Control Unit (BPCU), a component that manages an aircraft's electrical power system which may have triggered the RAT’s automatic deployment.
https://www.cnbctv18.com/business/aviation/dgca-launches-probe-into-air-indias-787-rat-deployment-incident-19703002.htm#google_vignette