U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has detained Rogelio Enrique Bolufé Izquierdo, a former bodyguard of the late Cuban dictator Fidel Castro, after a traffic stop in Hialeah, Florida revealed he was allegedly in the country illegally and in possession of a substance resembling cocaine. The arrest has raised questions about Bolufé’s ties to the Cuban regime and his potential role in exile circles in Miami.
Google’s Threat Intelligence Group (GTIG) revealed Monday that hackers tied to the Chinese government launched a complex cyber espionage operation targeting diplomats across Southeast Asia. The attack exploited a two-stage malware scheme to infiltrate devices used by government officials and other high-value targets globally.
First Lady Melania Trump announced a nationwide AI challenge for K-12 students, inviting them to participate in an event to "discover, develop, and expand AI’s potential."
New York Governor Kathy Hochul is pushing back against President Donald Trump’s executive order to cut federal funding from states that continue cashless bail policies, calling it a “reckless” move that would jeopardize public safety. The confrontation underscores a renewed national debate over bail reform, law enforcement, and violent crime ahead of the 2025 election season.
Washington Solicitor General Noah Purcell faces an ethics complaint from the Washington State Bar Association (WSBA) for alleged misconduct involving direct communications with law firm Perkins Coie without consent from its legal representative and for using public resources to respond to a separate complaint involving Attorney General Nick Brown.
Former Trump economic adviser Stephen Moore warned Monday that the Biden administration’s decision to take a 10% stake in Intel Corporation is a dangerous step toward government overreach. Appearing on Fox Business Network’s Varney & Co., Moore said the CHIPS Act represents “privatization in reverse” and called on President Biden to repeal all subsidies to the semiconductor industry.
California’s long-delayed high-speed rail project is again in financial crisis, with officials now asking the state legislature for an additional $1 billion annually to keep it afloat. The request follows President Donald Trump’s 2024 decision to revoke $4 billion in federal funding, citing a federal report declaring “no way forward” for the embattled project.
The Ukrainian Foreign Ministry sharply condemned American filmmaker Woody Allen on Monday for participating virtually in the Moscow International Film Week, a film festival held in Russia. Allen’s video appearance drew strong rebuke from Kyiv, which labeled it “a disgrace and an insult” to Ukrainians suffering under Russia’s ongoing invasion.
Sexual offence convictions involving foreign nationals in Britain have surged by over 60% in just four years, significantly outpacing the rise in convictions among British citizens. The Ministry of Justice revealed migrants accounted for 14.1% of rape and sexual offence convictions in 2024—roughly one in seven—according to Police National Computer data.
