When It Comes to D.E.I. and ICE, Trump Is Using Federal Grants as Leverage

The US Supreme Court has allowed the Trump administration to use the Alien Enemies Act to deport Venezuelan migrants accused of gang involvement, with the condition that they receive a court hearing before removal. The ruling, a victory for the White House, permits fast-track deportations but requires deportees to be informed and given a chance to contest their removal. The law, dating back to 1798, allows the President to detain or deport nationals of a...

Previous plans to develop London’s Custom House have been rejected, but real estate company Jastar Capital is now looking to turn the Grade I listed property into a luxury hotel with a spa, café, and restaurant. Plans promise new windows, a spa, and public access all year, with a focus on sensitively upgrading the historically important parts of the building while enhancing its architectural features. The proposed revitalization aims to bring this iconic London landmark...

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 5-4 to allow Donald Trump to utilize the 1798 Alien Enemies Act to deport alleged Venezuelan gang members, overturning a lower court's temporary block but enforcing judicial review requirements. The court emphasized that detainees must be notified of their deportation status in a timely manner, enabling them to seek legal recourse. Trump's administration argued that the lower court's ruling infringed upon presidential authority, while critics contended that the deportations were...

The Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration to resume deportations of alleged Venezuelan gang members using the Alien Enemies Act of 1798, with a 5-4 split decision lifting restraining orders issued by a federal judge. The detainees challenging removal under the law must receive notice and have a chance to seek relief in the proper venue, while tensions between the president and judiciary escalate amid legal battles over deportation policies and impeachment calls for judges...

Yolande Knell, Middle East correspondent for Reuters, reports on the dire situation in Gaza following Israel's month-long blockade. UN-supported bakeries have closed, hospitals are rationing medicine, and food shortages have left many Gazans hungry during Eid al-Fitr. Aid agencies are calling for essential goods to be allowed into Gaza, as stocks are dwindling rapidly. The UN says it is running out of supplies, with food kitchens closing and only a few days' worth of food...

In an entertaining 1-1 draw, Osasuna defender Jorge Herrando scored the first goal of the La Liga season for his team, only to have it cancelled out by a late penalty for Leganes. Despite dominating much of the match, Osasuna missed several chances to secure the win, allowing Leganes to equalize with a late penalty from Dani Raba. The result saw Osasuna move up to 13th place in the standings, while Leganes closed the gap...