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Columbia student Mohsen Mahdawi released from ICE detention following federal judge's order

Thursday, May 01

Columbia student Mohsen Mahdawi has been released from ICE detention following a judge's ruling amid concerns over free speech rights.

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Sundar Pichai Testifies at High-Stakes Google Antitrust Trial

Wednesday, Apr 30

Sundar Pichai defends Google in antitrust trial against the DOJ's proposals to alter its dominance in the search engine market.

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Federal Judge Halts Illegal Stops and Warrantless Arrests by Border Patrol in California

Wednesday, Apr 30

A federal judge has ordered the U.S. Border Patrol to stop illegal stops and warrantless arrests in California, citing constitutional violations.

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Trump Dismisses Doug Emhoff and Other Biden Appointees from Holocaust Museum Board

Wednesday, Apr 30

Trump has fired Doug Emhoff and other Biden appointees from the U.S. Holocaust Museum Board, prompting criticism over the politicization of Holocaust remembrance.

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The Six Triple Eight WWII Unit Awarded Congressional Gold Medal

Wednesday, Apr 30

The only Black, all-female unit from WWII, the Six Triple Eight, has been awarded the Congressional Gold Medal for their significant military contribution.

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Trump Questions Confidence in Defense Secretary Hegseth During Fiery Interview

Wednesday, Apr 30

Trump dismisses questions about Hegseth's confidence as a "stupid question" in a tense ABC interview.

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Wisconsin Supreme Court Suspends Judge Hannah Dugan Amid Immigration Obstruction Charges

Wednesday, Apr 30

Judge Hannah Dugan is suspended after being charged with helping a migrant evade ICE, raising concerns over judicial integrity.

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Massive Power Outage Strikes Spain and Portugal, Millions Affected

Wednesday, Apr 30

A massive power outage affected Spain and Portugal, disrupting essential services and prompting emergency measures; authorities investigate the causes.