US President Donald Trump criticized US District Judge James Boasberg after he halted the administration's mass deportations under the Alien Enemies Act. Trump called Boasberg a 'Radical Left Lunatic' and demanded his impeachment. Judge Boasberg's order to stop deportations, citing potential persecution risks, has sparked backlash from Trump's allies and supporters.
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A New York judge has rejected President-elect Donald Trump's bid to delay his sentencing in a hush-money case, scheduled just days before his inauguration. Judge Juan Merchan upheld his earlier decision despite Trump's legal team's appeals. Trump, convicted of falsifying business records in 2023, faces sentencing on January 10, 2025, though jail time is unlikely.
Elon Musk plans to buy the Line Hotel in Washington, turning it into a private social club to stay close to the power center with the Trump family. As co-chief of the Department of Government Efficiency, he will have an office in the Eisenhower Executive Building across from the White House. It is not known whether Elon Musk plans to stay in Washington from now on.
Conservative influencer Ashley St Claire faced backlash for calling Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy a 'gold digger' on X. Users criticized her hypocrisy and referenced her unlikely claims of being Elon Musk's 13th child's mother. Amid the controversy, Zelenskyy’s recent rejection of a US proposal for Ukraine's mineral resources in exchange for military support underscores his commitment to Ukrainian sovereignty.
President Zelenskyy conveyed a message of unity and faith on Easter, even as he accused Russia of violating a ceasefire declared by Putin. Despite the announced truce, Ukraine reported numerous shelling incidents and assaults. While both sides exchanged accusations of violations, a prisoner swap involving 246 soldiers on each side occurred, mediated by the UAE.
South Korea's impeached president, Yoon Suk Yeol, denied ordering the military to remove lawmakers during his first appearance before the Constitutional Court. Yoon's martial law decree, which triggered political turmoil, is under investigation for possible rebellion and abuse of power. His actions have strained diplomatic relations, financial markets, and internal unity. Yoon's defiance has fueled opposition efforts to remove him, leading to violence from his supporters, injuring 17 police... Expand
Prince Harry reveals his emotional experience of contacting his late mother, Princess Diana, through a psychic in his memoir, Spare. Diana reassured Harry that he was living the life she wanted for him. The memoir also shares an anecdote involving his son's mishap with a Christmas ornament and a symbolic encounter with a leopard during a trip to Botswana.
The French church has called for an investigation into Abbe Pierre following new allegations of sexual violence. Archbishop Eric de Moulins-Beaufort emphasized uncovering the truth as 33 testimonies have identified 57 potential victims. The allegations date from the 1960s to 2000s, urging judicial action and support for victims.
A new generation of Africans is increasing pressure on Western museums to return looted artefacts, reflecting growing awareness and changing attitudes, says Unesco's Ernesto Ottone. While countries like France and Britain hold vast collections of stolen cultural heritage, restitution efforts remain complex, often requiring bespoke laws. Some items, like Benin bronzes and Madagascar's royal crown, have been loaned, but widespread returns face legal and political resistance, stalling progress.