ICE begins ‘targeted’ immigration arrests in Chicago

US Legislation Against Revenge Porn and DeepfakesPresident Donald Trump has signed the Take It Down Act, criminalizing the non-consensual posting of "intimate images," including deepfake content, requiring tech companies to remove such content within 48 hours. Although the bill received bipartisan support, critics, including digital rights groups, argue it may lead to censorship of legitimate content and threaten free expression and privacy rights. First Lady Melania Trump, who has advocated for the bill, highlighted the...

A Delaware animal shelter is caring for thousands of chicks abandoned in a postal truck for three days, leading to many deaths before their discovery on May 2. The USPS acknowledged a process breakdown and is investigating how 12,000 chicks were left at a mail distribution center, with the hatchery unable to reclaim them due to biosecurity concerns. Currently, over 2,000 surviving chicks are at the shelter, and while adoptions have begun, financial strain is...

Brooklyn Bridge Navy ship crash press conference expected shortlyThe National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is set to hold a press conference regarding the Brooklyn Bridge ship crash that occurred on Saturday evening, which resulted in the deaths of two Navy cadets and left three other sailors critically injured. The incident involved the Mexican Navy's Cuauhtémoc sailing ship, whose masts snapped upon contact with the bridge while carrying 277 crew members. Live updates from the conference...

Severe Tornadoes Cause Multiple Fatalities Across Several StatesKentucky Governor Andy Beshear reported that a tornado on Friday resulted in 19 fatalities in the state, with significant damage, including EF3 classification in Laurel County, where Fire Department Maj. Leslie Roger Leatherman died responding to the disaster. Missouri faced seven weather-related fatalities, with over 5,000 structures damaged from two EF3 tornadoes in St. Louis, while Virginia reported two deaths from falling trees. As of Sunday, over 75,000...

Los Angeles District Attorney Nathan Hochman is intensifying efforts to hold criminals accountable for their actions, particularly those who cross into the county, following his election victory over progressive incumbent George Gascón. Hochman, who campaigned as a "hard middle" candidate, criticized Gascón's policies for contributing to rising crime and vowed to restore order while balancing public safety and fair sentencing. Emphasizing the importance of safety to voters across the political spectrum, Hochman aims to implement...

Supreme Court Allows Trump Administration to End TPS for VenezuelansThe Supreme Court has permitted the Trump administration to end the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) program for approximately 350,000 Venezuelan migrants while legal challenges are ongoing. The decision follows a lower court's injunction that blocked Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's termination of TPS, which she claimed was contrary to national interest. Critics argue that ending TPS would jeopardize the safety and legal status of many Venezuelans,...