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POLITICS

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.

POLITICS

UK Excludes Foreign Sex Offenders from Asylum Protections

Tuesday, Apr 29

UK government announces new measures to deny asylum protections to foreign sex offenders in a bid to enhance border security.

POLITICS

Trump Signs Executive Order Targeting Sanctuary Cities, Intensifying Immigration Enforcement

Tuesday, Apr 29

Trump signs an executive order to identify sanctuary cities, escalating his immigration enforcement strategy amidst ongoing legal challenges.

POLITICS

Pakistan Army Eliminates 54 Militants Attempting Border Infiltration from Afghanistan

Monday, Apr 28

Pakistani troops kill 54 militants trying to enter from Afghanistan, marking a significant blow against insurgency in the region.

POLITICS

Judge Rules Death Penalty Remains in Idaho Murders Case Despite Autism Diagnosis

Friday, Apr 25

A judge rules that the death penalty will remain an option for Bryan Kohberger, accused of murdering four University of Idaho students, ignoring his autism diagnosis.

POLITICS

Trump Signs Executive Order to Accelerate Deep-Sea Mining for Critical Minerals

Friday, Apr 25

Trump's order aims to boost deep-sea mining operations in U.S. and international waters, raising both economic and environmental concerns.

POLITICS

Trump Signs Executive Order to Overhaul College Accreditation System

Thursday, Apr 24

Trump's new executive order aims to reform the college accreditation system, emphasizing results over ideology.

POLITICS

Legal Firms Perkins Coie and WilmerHale Challenge Trump's Executive Orders in Court

Thursday, Apr 24

Perkins Coie and WilmerHale fight Trump's executive orders in court, citing constitutional violations and retaliatory motives.

SPORTS

New Mexico Teen Detained for 10 Days After Border Confusion; Family Claims Intellectual Disabilities

Wednesday, Apr 23

A New Mexico teenager was detained for 10 days by Border Patrol; family claims he has intellectual disabilities, raising questions about his treatment.