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Southwest Flight Dives 475 Feet to Dodge Collision

Southwest Flight Abruptly Drops Hundreds of Feet

Passengers Injured as Southwest Jet Nosedives Near LA

Multiple reports focus on the Southwest Airlines flight that suddenly descended hundreds of feet to avoid a mid-air collision near Burbank, injuring two flight attendants and alarming passengers. Various sources describe the incident and ongoing investigations.

Judge Blocks Trump Birthright Citizenship Order Again

Federal Judge Dismisses Trump Lawsuit Against Chicago Sanctuary Laws

Federal Judge Rejects Trump Sanctuary City Suit in Illinois

Federal courts continued to block the Trump administration's attempt to end birthright citizenship, marking the third judicial ruling in favor of maintaining the current policy. Cases against Chicago and Illinois sanctuary city policies were also dismissed by federal judges.

Ghislaine Maxwell Gives DOJ Info on 100 Epstein Links

Maxwell Granted Limited Immunity in DOJ Interrogations

DOJ Interviews Epstein Associate Maxwell for Second Day

Ghislaine Maxwell, the convicted associate of Jeffrey Epstein, was granted limited immunity during extensive DOJ interviews. She reportedly provided names of about 100 people linked to Epstein's network, sparking speculation about potential pardons by President Trump.

Thailand-Cambodia Border Clashes Escalate Deadly Toll

Cambodia Calls for Immediate Ceasefire with Thailand

Thailand Warns Border Conflict Could Escalate Into War

Clashes between Thailand and Cambodia along their border have intensified, resulting in dozens of deaths and thousands fleeing the area. Both countries have called for ceasefire amid fears the conflict could escalate into a wider war affecting regional stability.

Trump Floats Tariff Rebate Checks to Consumers

Trump Considers Rebate Checks Amid Tariff Revenue Surge

President Donald Trump floated a plan to issue rebate checks to Americans from revenue generated by reciprocal tariffs on imports. This proposal comes amid ongoing tariff hikes and aims to provide economic relief to certain income groups.

Trump Admin Releases Billions in Frozen School Funds

Education Department Releases More Education Grants

The Trump administration released billions in previously frozen education funds to states, easing tensions with school districts and federal lawmakers. The reassessment follows mounting pressure amid concerns for education program funding delays.

Federal Judge Dismisses Trump Sanctuary Suit in Chicago

Trump Lawsuit Against Illinois Sanctuary Policies Tossed

Judge Blocks Trump Attempts to Challenge Sanctuary Laws

The Trump administration suffered multiple legal setbacks as federal courts dismissed lawsuits challenging sanctuary city policies in Chicago, Illinois, and Cook County. The rulings uphold protections limiting local cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.

Trump Lands in Scotland for EU, UK Trade Talks

Trump Arrives in Scotland Amid Brexit Trade Push

Von der Leyen to Meet Trump as EU-US Trade Deal Nears

President Trump arrived in Scotland for a five-day trip that includes golf at his resorts and planned meetings with European and British leaders amid ongoing trade negotiations with the EU and UK, focusing on tariff reductions and bilateral deals.

Two Flight Attendants Hurt in Southwest Emergency Dive

Southwest Flight Attendants Injured in Abrupt Plunge

Crew Injured After Southwest Jet Dives to Avoid Collision

Two Southwest Airlines flight attendants were injured after the passenger jet abruptly dove to avoid a potential mid-air collision near Burbank. The incident caused panic among passengers and raised questions about air traffic control handling of the nearby fighter jet.

FEMA Awards $608M for Migrant Detention Centers

New FEMA Grants Boost Migrant Camp Construction

Trump Admin Pushes $600M to Expand Migrant Detention

FEMA announced a new grant program allocating around $600 million to states to expand migrant detention capacities and build new centers, supporting increased deportation efforts under the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown.

RFK Jr. to Oust Entire Preventive Health Panel

Health Chief Plans Sweeping Task Force Purge

RFK Jr. Set to Fire Cancer Screen Task Force

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. plans to remove all members of a federal preventive services task force, citing ideological concerns. This significant shakeup affects cancer screening and HIV prevention advisory panels, drawing widespread criticism.

Trump Elevates Official Who Said 'White Men Must Lead'

Controversial Trump Aide Gets Major Promotion

A controversial Trump administration official who claimed 'white men must be in charge' has received a major promotion, heading up a congressionally funded organization, despite previous attempts by the administration to eliminate the group.

US Military Kills Senior ISIS Leader in Syria Raid

Senior ISIS Commander and Sons Killed in US Strike

The U.S. military conducted a rare early morning raid in Syria, killing a senior ISIS leader and two of his adult sons, striking a blow against the terrorist organization amid ongoing counterterrorism efforts in the Middle East.

Israel Allows Aid Airdrops Into Gaza as Starvation Looms

Israel to Permit Foreign Aid Drops Over Gaza

Global Aid to Gaza Allowed Amid Escalating Crisis

In response to worsening humanitarian conditions amid the conflict, Israel has agreed to permit aid airdrops into Gaza by foreign countries, aiming to alleviate starvation as international pressure mounts to address the blockade's impact on civilians.

Five Virginia Districts Violated Title IX on Bathrooms

ED Finds School Bathroom Policies Break Law

Virginia Schools Violated Civil Rights Laws

Investigations found that five school districts in Virginia violated Title IX by allowing biological males to access female restrooms and locker rooms. The Department of Education warns districts to correct policies or risk losing federal funding.

Deportation Flights Begin From 'Alligator Alcatraz'

DeSantis Confirms Migrant Deportations From Alcatraz

Trump Admin Starts Eviction Flights From Florida Lockup

The Trump administration has begun deportation flights from 'Alligator Alcatraz', a remote detention center in the Florida Everglades. About 100 detainees have been sent back to their home countries as part of the administration's immigration crackdown.

Deadly Thai-Cambodia Border Clashes Intensify

Thousands Flee As Thai-Cambodia Fight Rages

Thailand Declares Martial Law Amid Border Fighting

Reports emerge on escalating fighting on the Thailand-Cambodia border with hundreds of casualties and mass displacement. Both countries warn of potential war, while thousands flee the conflict zone, indicating risks of a broader regional crisis.

Judge Dismisses Lawsuits Against USAID Cuts

Legal Challenge to Trump USAID Rollback Rejected

The Justice Department has dismissed lawsuits challenging the Trump administration’s dismantling of USAID, marking a victory for the government’s effort to reshape foreign aid policy despite opposition from various groups and court challenges.

Senate GOP Urges Release of NIH Funding

Republican Senators Demand NIH Funds Be Sent

US senators, mostly Republicans, urge President Trump to release delayed National Institutes of Health (NIH) funds included in recent spending bills, highlighting concerns over the slow disbursement rate potentially impacting medical research and public health.

Seven Charged in Alabama Child Sex Trafficking Bunker

Alabama Raid Uncovers Child Abuse Ring Bunker

At least 10 children were rescued from a concrete bunker in Alabama, where authorities say a child sex trafficking ring operated. Several suspects have been charged in connection with the horrific case, highlighting ongoing concerns over exploitation networks.

Judge Throws Out Trump Suit Over Chicago Sanctuary Policies

Court Rejects Trump Admin Challenge to Chicago Sanctuary

Trump Sanctuary Lawsuit Blocked by Federal Judge

Federal judge dismisses Trump administration’s lawsuit against Chicago’s sanctuary policies for obstructing federal immigration enforcement, strengthening the city’s autonomy despite repeated federal legal challenges under the current administration.

DeSantis Confirms Deportation Flights from Alligator Alcatraz

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis confirms deportation flights have commenced from Alligator Alcatraz, the remote Everglades detention facility, signaling a significant operational step in the administration's immigration enforcement strategy.