Judge Sets Hearing to Press Trump Administration on Deportation Flights

U.S. Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard expressed optimism regarding President Trump's upcoming phone call with Russian President Putin, emphasizing Trump's commitment to achieving peace in Ukraine. Gabbard criticized former President Biden's approach to the conflict and highlighted Trump's efforts to facilitate a ceasefire. During her visit to India, Gabbard praised the strong relationship between Trump and Indian Prime Minister Modi, emphasizing their shared dedication to enhancing bilateral ties and common interests. Full Article

President Trump's administration is resurrecting family detention for undocumented immigrant families, with facilities in South Texas being set up to hold thousands of people. Families are expected to be swiftly deported unless they seek asylum, with the goal of discouraging illegal border crossings. Critics view family detention as inhumane and ineffective, citing concerns about due process violations, insufficient medical care, and past allegations of sexual abuse at the facilities. Full Article

President Donald Trump announced he will speak with Russian President Vladimir Putin about finalizing a deal to end the war in Ukraine, with thousands of soldiers dying weekly on both sides. The Trump administration has been working on a ceasefire agreement, with discussions potentially involving territorial concessions and control of a nuclear power plant. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has called for tougher sanctions on Russia and accused Putin of prolonging the conflict, urging world leaders...

A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration could not use an 18th-century law to deport people without a hearing, instructing any planes in the air to turn back. Despite this, over 200 migrants, including alleged gang members, were sent to El Salvador on three planes, none of which landed before the judge’s order. The administration argued they did not defy the order as the written version did not include the specific instruction to turn...

Off-duty Randolph police officer Scott Sherman, 56, tragically died after being struck by a commuter rail train in Abington. A highly respected sergeant with the department for 23 years, Sherman was known for his compassion, professionalism, and unwavering commitment to public service. The circumstances surrounding his death are under investigation, and funeral service information will be shared with the community in due course. Full Article

Controversy surrounds the NCAA Tournament Selection Committee each year, with the North Carolina Tar Heels sparking debate this season after receiving a No. 11 seed in the South Region. Jalen Rose, part of the "Fab Five," believes UNC's brand and monetary value played a role in their selection. Despite criticism of the process, Rose predicts San Diego State will defeat the Tar Heels in the "First Four" game, pointing to the Aztecs' defensive strength and...