A chartered plane carrying the Gonzaga basketball team narrowly avoided a collision at Los Angeles International Airport after an air traffic controller's urgent command to 'stop.' The FAA is investigating the incident where the Embraer E135 jet was close to crossing a runway edge as another aircraft was taking off.
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A graduate student at the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities has been detained by US immigration authorities. The university is collaborating to provide internal support and was not previously informed. University officials emphasize a commitment to the safety of affected community members. State Senator Doron Clark criticizes the federal agency's presence near the campus.
US Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts criticized President Donald Trump's calls to impeach Judge James Boasberg for blocking mass deportations. Trump labeled Boasberg a “Radical Left Lunatic†and demanded his impeachment. The controversy centers on Boasberg's ruling against the use of the Alien Enemies Act for deporting undocumented migrants, leading to outrage from Trump's supporters.
US First Lady Melania Trump emphasized the "power of love" at the International Women of Courage Award ceremony, honoring eight women for their bravery. Her message contrasted with President Donald Trump's controversial deportation policies, which have sparked legal battles and public protests.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has called for stronger international action after Russia launched 172 attack drones, killing four and injuring dozens. He emphasized the necessity for global pressure to force Russia into peace and criticized the lack of response to ceasefire proposals.
Special Agent Alethea Duncan, one of the FBI’s public faces during the probe, initially stated that the attack did not meet the criteria for terrorism. This apparent flip-flop drew sharp criticism from conservative commentators and social media users, who accused the FBI of attempting to minimize the attack’s severity. The criticism intensified when reports emerged that the agency’s recruitment practices—influenced by DEI policies—may be compromising its effectiveness.
Southern California expects hazardous winds on Wednesday, with potential weekend rainfall that could bring toxic ash runoff. Firefighters control minor outbreaks and some residents return. LA County supervisors approve emergency measures to prevent further damage. Power shutoffs by Southern California Edison aim to prevent new fires.
Harvard faculty organisations are suing the Trump administration, alleging constitutional rights violations due to threats of funding cuts. The lawsuit challenges the review of $9 billion in federal funds over alleged antisemitism, arguing it undermines free speech and academic freedom. Faculty seek a restraining order, claiming the government is using funding to punish dissenting institutions.
Protests were planned across South Korea on Saturday, as supporters and opponents of suspended president Yoon Suk Yeol prepared to hold rival rallies two weeks after he was impeached. An organiser of a rival anti-Yoon rally said the anger of those who supported his impeachment was "burning even more intensely".