Jesse Watters, a Fox News host, defended the Trump administration’s refusal to return illegally deported Kilmar Abrego Garcia to the United States, despite a Supreme Court ruling. Watters baselessly linked Abrego Garcia’s Chicago Bulls hat to MS-13 gang affiliation and mocked his claim of fleeing El Salvador due to gang threats against his family’s business. A federal judge ordered the administration to comply with the Supreme Court’s decision, while the administration continues to allege, without providing evidence, that Abrego Garcia is a dangerous gang member. This comes despite an immigration judge dismissing gang affiliation claims and granting Abrego Garcia withholding of removal.
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A two-year-old boy, missing overnight from his Seligman, Arizona home, was found safe seven miles away after a sixteen-hour search. A rancher discovered the child, unharmed despite traversing mountainous terrain and potential wildlife dangers, accompanied by the rancher’s protective Anatolian Pyrenees dog, Buford. The dog, known for guarding against coyotes, seemingly led the boy to safety across rough terrain. Over forty rescuers, including a DPS helicopter, had participated in the search.
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For the first time, a colossal squid was filmed in its natural habitat, a juvenile specimen near the South Sandwich Islands at a depth of 600 meters. The footage, captured during a 35-day expedition, reveals a 30cm-long squid, a species that can grow up to 7 meters long and weigh 500kg. This discovery, marking the centennial of the species’ identification, provides invaluable insights into the elusive colossal squid’s life cycle, previously known mostly from remains found in marine animal stomachs. The team also captured the first-ever footage of a glacial glass squid, highlighting the vast unexplored biodiversity of the Southern Ocean.
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Lil Nas X recently shared a video on Instagram showing partial facial paralysis, affecting the right side of his face and impacting his ability to smile or laugh. The rapper, whose real name is Montero Lamar Hill, is currently hospitalized, though the cause of his condition remains undisclosed. Online speculation compares his symptoms to those experienced by Justin Bieber, who was diagnosed with Ramsay Hunt syndrome. Further details regarding Lil Nas X’s diagnosis and treatment are yet to be released.
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Founded in 1846, the Associated Press (AP) is a global news organization committed to unbiased, factual reporting. AP’s news reaches over half the world’s population daily, providing fast and accurate information across various formats. The organization also supplies crucial technology and services to the news industry. As a result, AP maintains its standing as the world’s most trusted news source.
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JPMorgan Chase has initiated lawsuits against customers accused of exploiting a 2024 “infinite money” glitch, targeting those who allegedly stole less than $75,000. These cases, unlike previous federal filings, are being pursued in state courts across multiple locations including Georgia, Miami, New York, and Texas. The bank’s actions highlight its aggressive pursuit of funds and deterrence of future fraudulent activity, following an internal investigation and thousands of potential cases. While some customers repaid funds after initial reporting, Chase continues its investigation and cooperation with law enforcement.
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A shooting at Wilmer-Hutchins High School in Dallas left four individuals hospitalized, three of whom sustained gunshot wounds considered non-life-threatening. Authorities apprehended a student suspect, who allegedly fired the weapon on campus. Following the incident, the school was secured, students were reunited with families, and classes were canceled for the remainder of the week to allow for mental health support. This incident follows a similar shooting at the same high school nearly a year prior.
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Aditya Harsono, a 33-year-old Marshall resident with a pending green card application, was arrested by ICE and faces deportation despite possessing a valid student visa. His arrest followed the revocation of his F-1 visa, seemingly linked to a dismissed charge from a 2021 protest. Harsono’s attorney believes the detention is politically motivated, citing the prioritization of the protest charge over a past misdemeanor. He remains in custody despite a granted bond appeal, leaving his wife and infant daughter facing separation.
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The Trump administration has emailed hundreds of thousands of immigrants, falsely claiming their permission to remain in the U.S. has been revoked and demanding immediate departure. These mass emails, originating from the Department of Homeland Security, erroneously targeted some U.S. citizens and caused widespread confusion among recipients whose immigration statuses vary. While some parolees may indeed face deportation, others may still qualify for alternative immigration relief, highlighting the inappropriateness of the blanket email approach. Customs and Border Protection acknowledges potential misdirection and plans to address individual cases.
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Twelve students are suing Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and the head of the Pentagon school system for violating their First Amendment rights through widespread book bans targeting titles on race and gender. The lawsuit, filed by the ACLU, alleges that this censorship, stemming from Trump-era executive orders, harms students’ education and access to critical information. The bans affect DoDEA schools globally, impacting curriculum and even yearbook content. The plaintiffs seek the immediate reinstatement of removed books and curriculum materials.
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