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The Trump administration's ICE is apprehending immigrants at different rates across blue and red states, with a focus on community arrests in Democratic areas, while predominantly targeting prisons in Republican ones. This disparity has intensified under Trump's policies, leading to increased community arrests in states like Massachusetts, where most detainees lack criminal records. Want More Context? 🔎

The term "clanker," originating from Star Wars, has gained popularity as a derogatory term for technology replacing humans, with notable use on TikTok and by politicians like Sen. Ruben Gallego in legislation against AI customer service. This backlash reflects growing unease about AI's societal role and has prompted discussions on the appropriateness of such slurs, paralleling historical racial tropes. Want More Context? 🔎

Efrain Villalobos was arrested for attempted murder after allegedly shooting a driver, Fernando Ramirez, who drove into a crowd in Los Angeles, injuring 37 people. Ramirez faces 37 counts of attempted murder and remains in jail on over $37 million bail, while Villalobos is being held without bail pending further legal proceedings. Want More Context? 🔎

Cryotherapy is a wellness practice utilizing cold exposure to alleviate inflammation, pain, and soreness, applicable through methods like ice baths or cold tools. Experts suggest starting at home with proper precautions and recommend various tools, including massage guns and ice tubs, to enhance recovery and overall well-being. Want More Context? 🔎

A Fulton County grand jury declined to indict former Atlanta police officer Kiran Kimbrough in the death of church deacon Johnny Hollman Sr., who died after a struggle following a minor car crash in August 2023. The family expressed devastation over the decision, while Kimbrough's attorney claimed the officer's actions did not cause the death, citing medical complications and Hollman's resistance. Want More Context? 🔎

A Colorado funeral home owner, Carie Hallford, pleaded guilty to federal wire fraud after admitting to defrauding customers and the government out of nearly $900,000 by failing to cremate nearly 200 bodies and misrepresenting services. Hallford faces up to 20 years in prison, while her husband Jon has already been sentenced to 20 years for similar charges, amidst a scandal that has deeply affected grieving families. Want More Context? 🔎