Pressured

Auckland, New Zealand — In an unusual move dictated by the nation’s chief attorney, pop superstar Taylor Swift was granted a police escort during her visit to New Zealand, sparking a debate over the use of public resources for celebrity convenience. The decision, influenced by pressure from the Attorney General, raised questions among opposition lawmakers and the public alike. Critics argue that such privileges should be reserved for officials or dignitaries on state duty rather than being extended to entertainers who can afford private security services. The Attorney General, whose office traditionally does not interfere … Read more