Lawyers for Haitian immigrants urged the Supreme Court to dismiss the case challenging the Trump administration's attempt to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for over 330,000 Haitians, citing new evidence of a "preordained outcome" and overruling of career staff by political appointees.
The Trump administration is intervening in a civil rights lawsuit against Elon Musk's xAI, arguing its Mississippi AI data center is critical for the economy and military. The NAACP alleges xAI illegally operates power turbines without permits, posing health risks and violating the Clean Air Act.
Environmental and historical preservation groups have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, challenging the plan to build a sculpture garden in Washington D.C.'s West Potomac Park. The suit argues the project violates laws protecting the National Mall.
Eduardo Bolsonaro has been sentenced to four years and two months in prison by Brazil's supreme court for allegedly courting US interference in his father Jair Bolsonaro's coup plot trial. Eduardo, who lives in the US, was accused of seeking sanctions and tariffs from the Trump administration to aid his father's case.
The Trump administration has announced criminal charges against 15 Minnesota activists identified as antifa members. US Attorney Daniel Rosen stated the charges, including conspiracy and assaulting federal officers, stem from protests against Operation Metro Surge, a controversial immigration crackdown.
The Trump administration is transferring key responsibilities from the Education Department to the Justice and Health and Human Services departments. This move, aimed at dismantling the department, has drawn criticism from advocates concerned about services for students, particularly those with disabilities and from underserved backgrounds.
A Pentagon official stated in a sworn affidavit that the Trump administration used Elon Musk's Grok AI chatbot to launch over 2,000 missiles at targets in Iran within 96 hours. This admission comes amid a lawsuit alleging xAI data centers illegally pollute Black communities and highlights concerns over AI in warfare.
A US federal judge has upheld the conviction of Hannah Dugan, a former Wisconsin judge found guilty of aiding an undocumented man evade immigration agents in her courtroom. The decision comes despite defense efforts to overturn the conviction.
The Trump administration has abandoned its effort to halt wind energy projects and dropped its challenge to a court ruling that tossed President Trump's order freezing federal permitting. States and environmental groups hailed the move as a victory for the energy transition.
In Sirik, Iran, residents face water shortages exacerbated by US strikes, while news of a potential US-Iran deal brings mixed reactions. Some express relief, others anger and skepticism, reflecting deep divisions within the country regarding the regime, foreign intervention, and human rights.
A conspiracy theory about scientists dying or disappearing is traced back to a 1977 British mock-documentary called 'Alternative 3', created by David Ambrose. Despite being a fictional drama, it was taken seriously by many and has since fueled various conspiracy narratives.
The US and Iran are reportedly close to signing a memorandum of understanding in Switzerland that could establish a $300 billion investment fund for Iran. This deal aims to end a war, resolve a global energy crisis, and potentially unfreeze Iranian assets, though details and public perception remain contentious.
Millions of US student loan borrowers face significant changes to repayment plans starting July 1. The Biden-era Save plan is ending due to a court ruling, replaced by stricter, less forgiving options under policies influenced by the Trump administration. New plans like RAP and the tiered standard plan offer different structures for borrowers.
Israel's Ambassador to the US, Yechiel Leiter, stated Israel will not withdraw from southern Lebanon, contradicting an alleged US-brokered agreement with Iran. He asserted that any deal with Iran does not involve Israel's withdrawal from Lebanon.
The US Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) has reached its lowest point since 1983, with officials releasing 8.9 million barrels in the past week. The current level of 340.3 million barrels is a result of ongoing draws to mitigate economic impacts from global conflicts, raising concerns about operational capacity and hurricane season vulnerability.
Washington D.C. voters are participating in primary elections for mayor and congressional delegate. The races are marked by significant changes under the Trump administration, with candidates focusing on issues of autonomy, affordability, and public safety.
Anthropic is in urgent negotiations with the Trump administration after receiving a US export control directive to suspend access to its AI models Mythos 5 and Fable 5 by foreign nationals. The company argues the identified 'jailbreak' is not unique and is widely available in other models, while cybersecurity leaders warn the move could cede AI advantage to China.
The Trump administration and Iran have agreed to end their conflict and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, bringing market relief. However, the deal faces Republican opposition, allied skepticism, and potential for renewed fighting, with gas prices expected to fall but remain elevated.
The US Commerce Department issued an export control directive to Anthropic, citing unspecified national security concerns, forcing the AI company to shut down its Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models. Experts criticize the move as heavy-handed and dangerous, potentially weakening US cybersecurity capabilities.
UK ministers are lobbying the Trump administration to prevent a backlash over Keir Starmer's announced ban on social media for under-16s. The ban, which restricts platforms like X, Facebook, and TikTok, aims to protect children but risks retaliation from the US, with Elon Musk criticizing it as censorship.
أعرب آندي جاسي، الرئيس التنفيذي لشركة أمازون، عن مخاوف بشأن نماذج الذكاء الاصطناعي لشركة أنثروبيك أمام مسؤولي إدارة ترمب، مما أدى إلى فرض ضوابط تصدير أمريكية على نماذج "فابل" و"ميثوس".
Internal memos reveal the Trump administration seriously considered suspending habeas corpus, a fundamental due process right, to expedite deportations. White House aides warned this move would be 'insane,' while officials like Stephen Miller explored circumventing the constitutional right.
A secret memo revealed that key Trump administration officials considered suspending habeas corpus, a fundamental due process right, to expedite mass deportations. White House aides warned this move would be "insane," while Stephen Miller suggested exploring ways to circumvent the constitutional right.
The US government disclosed 3,611 AI use cases, a 70% increase since the Biden administration. Concerns are raised over AI's role in sensitive government functions, lack of transparency, and potential for misuse, despite potential benefits.
