Far-right activist Laura Loomer apologized for accidentally doxxing Sriram Krishnan via public FEC records after voicing criticism of his appointment as Trump's AI advisor. Following Trump's recent support for the H-1B program, the controversy incited strong reactions, sparking debate about Krishnan’s loyalty and future immigration policy changes.
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US attorney general Pam Bondi announced a lawsuit against Maine for allegedly violating Title IX by allowing transgender athletes in women's sports, defying President Trump's executive order. This action follows the administration's move to cut Maine's federal funding for public schools over the issue.
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Iranian student Alireza Doroudi, studying mechanical engineering at the University of Alabama, has been detained by ICE. His detention details and the facility are unknown. Doroudi's F-1 visa was revoked six months after his arrival in January 2023. ICE has been targeting university campuses, leading to several arrests and deportations.
A rapidly spreading wildfire near Malibu, California, has scorched nearly 4,000 acres, destroying structures and forcing evacuations. Driven by strong Santa Ana winds and dry conditions, the Franklin Fire has prompted widespread power outages as a safety measure. Over 1,500 firefighters are battling the blaze, with no reported casualties yet.
Germany's approach to free speech and crime is scrutinized as authorities crack down on online speech while appearing lenient on violent crimes involving migrants. Footage shows police raiding a home over a meme. US Vice President JD Vance criticizes the criminalization of speech. Chancellor Scholz defends Germany's stance against far-right parties during a conference clash with Vance.
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