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Supreme Court Clears Trump to End Parole for 500,000 Migrants

The Supreme Court has allowed the Trump administration to revoke temporary legal protections for over half a million migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela, overruling lower courts and enabling escalated deportations amid ongoing immigration disputes.

24 Hours Trump gains traction with Democrats as left stalls policy + Biden admin ignored 7,000 trafficking reports on migrant kids + Supreme Court clears Trump to end parole for 500K immigrants + More ICE shakeups as Trump border czar hints at higher arrests + US consumer spending slows; inflation remains benign + Terror on American Airlines after passenger attacks flight attendant + Supreme Court criticized by Justice Jackson over govt overreach + Trump can revoke protections for 500K migrants, SC rules + Karl Rove warns tariffs could swing 2026 to Democrats + Biden gave Trump ‘green light’ for pardon spree, allies claim + Floods kill 110 in Nigeria after torrential rains + SpaceX launches advanced GPS satellite for US Space Force + Bernard Kerik, NYPD 9/11 chief, dies at 69 + FBI investigating impersonation of Trump chief of staff + Elon Musk drug use on campaign trail sparks concerns report + Supreme Court allows Trump admin to end Biden-era migrant program + Governor Whitmer says Trump won’t pardon kidnapping plotters + Trump celebrates US Steel deal with Japan amid tariff tensions + At least 88 dead as floods submerge Nigerian town + US inflation gauge cools; tariff impact unclear

Number 500,000 - Immigrants losing humanitarian parole as Supreme Court sides with Trump

Quote "We are living under a judicial tyranny." — Stephen Miller

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Supreme Court Lets Trump End Migrant Parole for 500K+

SC Allows Trump to Revoke Parole for Half a Million Migrants

Trump Can Strip Protections for 500K Immigrants, High Court Rules

Multiple Supreme Court rulings largely favor President Trump by allowing his administration to end humanitarian parole and legal protections for over 500,000 migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela. This includes overturning lower court orders and pausing deportation blocks, expanding Trump’s immigration enforcement efforts amid ongoing legal and political battles.

Trump Claims China ‘Totally Violated’ Tariff Deal Again

Stocks Tumble After Trump Accuses China of Trade Deal Breach

Trump Ramps Up China Trade Attack as Talks Stall

President Trump repeatedly accuses China of violating recent tariff and trade agreements, escalating tensions amid stalled U.S.-China trade talks. His tariffs face ongoing legal challenges but remain temporarily in effect after an appeals court stay, contributing to economic uncertainty and global market reactions.

Trump to Celebrate Elon Musk’s ‘Last Day’ at White House

Elon Musk Leaves Trump Administration Amid Drug Use Reports

Trump Hosts Elon Musk at Oval Office as DOGE Chief Departs

Elon Musk ends turbulent 130-day stint at Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), leaving behind controversy over his drug use and mixed results on cost-cutting. Trump praises Musk with a special Oval Office send-off as key DOGE officials also depart amid political and public scrutiny.

House Passes Trump’s ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ by Slim Margin

Elon Musk Slams ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ Amid GOP Debate

Senate May Alter Key Provisions of GOP Spending Bill

President Trump’s 'One Big Beautiful Bill' passes narrowly in House with mixed reactions. Republicans face internal dissent and criticism from figures like Elon Musk. Senate is poised to modify proposals affecting taxes, Medicaid, and government spending with potential impact on millions.

Deadly Floods Submerge Nigerian Market Town, Kill 110

At Least 88 Dead After Floods Submerge Nigerian Town

Floods Kill at Least 110 in Nigerian Market Town

Flooding in Nigeria’s Niger State devastates the market town of Mokwa, resulting in at least 110 deaths and widespread damage. Emergency responders are working amid rising casualty reports due to torrential rains and submersion of the area.

FBI Probes Impersonation of Trump Chief of Staff

FBI Investigates AI Impersonation Scheme of Susie Wiles

Effort to Impersonate Trump’s Top Aide Under Federal Scrutiny

FBI investigates a sophisticated scheme involving impersonation of White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles using artificial intelligence to deceive lawmakers and executives. The probe reveals emerging cybersecurity threats targeting high-level political figures.

Ukraine Ready to Resume Peace Talks, Seeks Kremlin Clarity

Russia, Ukraine Clash Over Delays in Trump-Backed Peace Talks

Ukraine Demands Written Terms Before Talks With Russia

Russian-Ukrainian tensions continue with accusations of delays in peace talks. Ukraine conditions resumption on clarity of Kremlin’s terms in upcoming Istanbul negotiations. The conflict remains volatile amid diplomatic efforts.

Bernard Kerik, 9/11 NYPD Chief, Dies at 69

Former NYPD Commissioner Bernard Kerik Passes Away

9/11 Hero Bernard Kerik Dead at 69 After Illness

Former NYPD Commissioner Bernard Kerik, known for his leadership during 9/11 and later legal troubles, has died at age 69. His passing draws tributes from law enforcement and political figures, highlighting his complex legacy.

Consumer Spending Slows as Inflation Remains Benign

Fed’s Preferred Inflation Gauge Subdued in April

Inflation Rate Hits Lowest in 4 Years in April

US consumer inflation remains subdued as tariff impacts are yet to be seen, with personal spending growth slowing in April. Federal Reserve holds interest rate decisions amid ongoing uncertainties around trade policies and economic recovery.

Karl Rove Warns Tariffs Could Cost GOP in 2026

GOP Lawmakers Wary of Trump’s Spending Bill Backlash

Democrats Push to Win Back Male Voters

President Trump faces political and legislative battles ahead of the 2026 elections, with warnings from Karl Rove about tariff impacts, and internal GOP debates over the 'Big Beautiful Bill'. Democrats also seek new strategies to woo male voters.

Trump Admin Publishes List of ‘Lawless’ Sanctuary Cities

DHS Names Sanctuary Jurisdictions for Federal Crackdown

Trump Targets Sanctuary Cities With Federal Funding Threats

United States government cracks down on sanctuary jurisdictions refusing immigration cooperation. New public list targets over 600 states, cities, and counties alleged to obstruct federal immigration enforcement funding and operations.

Diddy Trial: Ex-Assistant Testifies to Sexual Assault

Sean Combs’ Ex-Assistant Returns to Testify in Sex Case

Diddy’s Sex Trafficking Trial Continues With Graphic Testimony

Diddy’s high-profile sex trafficking trial continues with emotional testimonies from former assistants accusing him of rape and assault. The trial is ongoing with more witnesses expected to testify amid a tense courtroom atmosphere.

Trump Admin Steps Up Attacks on Judges Blocking Agenda

Leavitt Slams Judges Over Ruling Against Trump Tariffs

Trump Rips Federalist Society Leader Over Court Decisions

The Trump administration intensifies attacks on federal judges and courts seen as obstacles to its agenda, particularly targeting rulings against tariffs and immigration policies. The administration faces mounting legal challenges and political controversy.

Texas Teen Faizan Zaki Wins Scripps National Spelling Bee

13-Year-Old Overcomes Glitch to Win National Spelling Bee

Scripps National Spelling Bee Finals Showcase Top Students

Several students win difficult academic competitions including Faizan Zaki's victory at the 100th Scripps National Spelling Bee. These accomplishments highlight achievements in education amidst ongoing political and immigration controversies affecting schools.

ICE Leadership Shaken Amid Deportation Arrests Push

Federal Bureaucrat Charged in Multi-Million Food Stamp Fraud

Dem Mayor Faces Probe Over Obstruction of ICE Agents

The U.S. government faces investigations and internal turmoil including leadership shakeups at ICE over deportation numbers, probes into fraud schemes, and efforts to rein in sanctuary policies. These developments affect immigration enforcement and federal oversight.

Markets React to Trump Tariff Drama, Trade Talks Stall

Treasury Secretary Warns of Fiscal Calamity if Congress Delays

Federal Appeals Court Pauses Ruling Blocking Trump Tariffs

US and international markets react nervously to Trump's trade and tariff policies amid legal battles over tariffs, concerns about inflation, and economic growth risks. Treasury Secretary warns of fiscal challenges, while courts strike mixed rulings sustaining some tariffs temporarily.

Trump Pardons Political Allies Amid Legal Battles

Trump Battles Harvard Over Foreign Student Policies

Court Battles Trump’s Tariffs, Pardons Stir Debate

Multiple legal actions and controversies swirl around the Trump administration involving tariff rulings, pardons for allies, attacks on academic institutions like Harvard, and efforts to reshape immigration and trade laws, highlighting ongoing political and legal confrontations.

Trump Administration Escalates Attacks on Judges and Agencies

DOGE Agency in Turmoil as Musk and Officials Exit

Trump Faces Backlash Inside GOP Over Trade and Policy Moves

Reports emerge of internal dysfunction and attacks around Trump’s government including assaults on federal agencies, controversies involving DOGE staff, and political brinkmanship over policy goals like tariffs, immigration, and regulatory reform amid rising political tension.

Hamas Rejects US Ceasefire Plan as Gaza War Escalates

Israel Orders Evacuation of Northern Gaza Amid Combat Fears

At Least 14 Dead in Gaza After Israeli Airstrikes

International and domestic crises intensify with Israel-Gaza conflicts, Hamas rejecting U.S. ceasefire proposals, severe weather events including tropical storms and flooding in Nigeria, and ongoing war tensions in Ukraine and Middle East, underscoring volatile global security and humanitarian challenges.

FBI Investigates Attempts to Impersonate Trump Chief of Staff

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Sex Trafficking Trial Moves Forward

Defense Intelligence Agency Employee Charged with Espionage

Investigations and legal proceedings advance around high-profile cases including impersonation scams targeting political figures, ongoing sex trafficking trials of Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs, and criminal charges against individuals tied to national security breaches and corruption.

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