Hundreds of L.A. students join immigration protests; City Hall vandalized, police say

Woman sneaks onto a New York to Paris flightSvetlana Dali, a 57-year-old Russian national, successfully boarded a New York to Paris flight without a ticket by blending in with other passengers after initially being turned away at security. Video footage shows her navigating through TSA screening and passing gate agents undetected, ultimately leading to her apprehension by French authorities mid-flight. Dali, who is facing a stowaway charge and has pleaded not guilty, was later arrested...

China Denies U.S. Tariff Negotiations Amid Trade War China rejected President Trump's claims of active tariff negotiations, asserting that the U.S. should revoke its unilateral tariffs, which reach 145% on Chinese goods. Beijing characterized any suggestions of progress as baseless and emphasized that meaningful discussions require mutual respect and equal footing. As tensions escalate, each nation has raised tariffs in retaliation, with China implementing economic measures like restricting rare earth exports and calling for the...

A federal judge has temporarily paused discovery in the wrongful deportation case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia for seven days, following a request from the Trump administration. Judge Paula Xinis previously ordered the government to provide detailed answers regarding Garcia's deportation to El Salvador, despite a court order barring such action due to fears of persecution. The Trump administration acknowledges the deportation was an error but claims Garcia's alleged affiliation with MS-13 makes him ineligible to...

Learning Resources CEO Rick Woldenberg is suing the Trump administration over its tariffs, which he believes will severely harm his toy company and the U.S. economy. The lawsuit, filed in Washington, D.C., claims that the tariffs are unconstitutional and could increase the company's import duties from $2.3 million to $100 million, while also predicting a 25% drop in sales. Woldenberg is struggling to shift manufacturing from China, where 60% of his products are made, as...

Miami Beach Mayor Steven Meiner reported a significant reduction in spring break crime for the second consecutive year, attributing this success to the "Reality Check" campaign, which enforced strict rules and highlighted the consequences of unruly behavior. After years of chaos, including violence and lawlessness, the campaign utilized a viral public service announcement to communicate the city's regulations, resulting in no major incidents during the recent spring break. Local businesses and residents expressed appreciation for...

Maine has emerged as a significant drug distribution hub in the Northeast, as noted by Brewer Police Chief Chris Martin, who highlighted a dramatic increase in the availability of fentanyl, methamphetamine, and cocaine over the past four years. This surge in illegal drugs has led to a corresponding rise in crime, with around 90% of offenses linked to drug-related activities, driven by the financial demands of addiction. State lawmakers remain divided on approaches to tackle...