President Trump signed the Laken Riley Act, enforcing the detention and potential deportation of undocumented individuals accused, but not yet convicted, of theft and violent crimes. The legislation, supported by both major political parties, honors a Georgia nursing student and highlights Trump's commitment to stricter immigration policies, with potential further measures anticipated.
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David Sacks and Elon Musk discuss the need for H-1B visa reforms, emphasizing exceptional talent and addressing misuse. Sacks defends venture capitalist Sriram Krishnan's appointment amid criticisms, highlighting a rift among Trump's allies over immigration policies for skilled workers.
Israeli authorities are upset about the Signal chat leak involving sensitive intelligence shared with the US regarding Houthi militants in Yemen. Although the publication didn't impact the airstrike's success, it revealed a human source, raising concerns over relations between the US and Israel.
A shooting at Abundant Life Christian School in Madison, Wisconsin, on Monday morning left multiple people injured. Madison police responded to the incident and are currently investigating. The public is advised to avoid the area around the school. The investigation is ongoing, and further details are awaited.
Barack Obama's tribute to Michelle for her 61st birthday sparked rumors about their marriage. Michelle's absence at Jimmy Carter's funeral and her frequent stays at Martha's Vineyard have fueled speculation. The couple has admitted to facing marital challenges due to Barack's political career, but Michelle has denied interest in running for president.
Ontario and British Columbia have announced a ban on American liquor in response to escalating tariffs between the US and Canada. Premier Doug Ford and Premier David Eby have instructed local liquor stores to remove American products as a form of protest against the tariff policies enforced by President Donald Trump.
A 27-year-old woman was rescued after being held captive for more than three months in northwest Czech Republic. She endured horrific abuse, including being chained, raped, and tortured by 40-year-old Karel N. The woman managed to escape and sought help from neighbours. Karel N, who had a history of similar offences, is in custody awaiting trial.
A fire broke out overnight in the 12th district of Paris, damaging the roof and bell tower of a town hall. Around 150 firefighters spent three hours controlling the blaze, but concerns remain over the stability of the bell tower's spire. The cause is unclear, though authorities don't suspect foul play. Paris mayor Anne Hidalgo expressed sadness, recalling the 2019 Notre Dame fire. No injuries were reported.
Usha Vance, the United States' second lady, will visit Greenland this week in a high-profile tour featuring historical sites and the Avannaata Qimussersu dogsled race. Accompanied by her child, Vance will explore Greenlandic heritage. The visit coincides with Greenland's significant local opposition to Trump's renewed interest in acquiring the territory for strategic reasons.
Twenty-seven migrants, including women and children, died after two boats capsized near Tunisia's Kerkennah Islands. Eighty-three people were rescued, with ongoing searches for the missing. The migrants, from sub-Saharan Africa, were attempting to reach Europe. In 2023, between 600 and 700 migrants have been reported dead or missing in Tunisian waters.