Pop star Ariana Grande sparked controversy by sharing a post with her 374 million Instagram followers that mocked immigration enforcement and President Donald Trump’s legal battles. The message compared illegal entry into the United States with the recent conviction of the former president: “Could someone explain which crimes get you deported and which ones get you elected president? It’s so confusing.”
Russia’s leadership issued a provocative warning following U.S. airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities, claiming multiple nations may now provide Tehran with nuclear weapons.
Anti-ICE activists in Colorado tipped off ICE agents while they were attempting to detain Jose Reyes Leon‑Deras, an undocumented Salvadoran national wanted for child rape in Italy.
Grammy-nominated artist John Ondrasik, best known as the frontman of Five For Fighting, is calling for renewed global pressure on Hamas to release remaining Israeli hostages in the wake of U.S. military action targeting Iran’s nuclear program.
Rhode Island’s Democrat-controlled legislature passed a bill Friday banning the in-state sale and manufacture of so-called “assault weapons.” The legislation now awaits the signature of Gov. Dan McKee (D), who signaled strong support for the measure following its passage.
A federal judge has ruled the University of Oregon must pay approximately $191,000 in legal fees after blocking conservative political science professor Bruce Gilley from its official social media account.
A sudden and violent windstorm on Lake Tahoe capsized a 27-foot boat Saturday, leaving six dead, two injured, and two still missing, according to authorities. The tragedy unfolded on the California side of the lake near DL Bliss State Park around 3 p.m., as 30-knot winds and waves up to eight feet battered the 191-square-mile alpine lake.
