Mexico reels as Erick leaves deadly flood path in Acapulco
Authorities in southern Mexico assess damage as rains from Hurricane Erick remnants swell rivers and trigger landslides and power outages. At least one death, a 1-year-old boy, is confirmed after drowning in a flooded river near Acapulco where few businesses remain open.
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Columbia protester Mahmoud Khalil freed from immigration detention
Mahmoud Khalil, a Palestinian activist and former Columbia University graduate student, was released in Louisiana after 104 days in federal immigration detention. A judge called continued detention highly unusual for a nonfleeing legal resident with no violence accusations. The Trump administration plans to appeal, arguing he must be expelled for harming foreign policy.
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Judge blocks Trump effort to curb Harvard foreign students
A federal judge granted a preliminary injunction preserving Harvard University's ability to host international students while the case proceeds. The ruling supports Harvard in its challenge against government sanctions after the Department of Homeland Security withdrew the school's certification to issue visas.
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Migrants' Echo Lingers On Lesbos Ten Years On
Amena Namjoy arrived on Lesbos during the 2015 2016 migration crisis spent months in crowded camps fell ill and grew despondent moved to Germany then back to Lesbos now works at a restaurant serving Iranian dishes locals say the island’s legacy is helping outsiders while Europe tightens borders and policies face criticism from rights groups.
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Judge weighs Posse Comitatus Act in Los Angeles troop use
A federal judge held a brief hearing on whether the Trump administration’s deployment of troops to Los Angeles violates the Posse Comitatus Act. Breyer asked for briefs by noon Monday after an appellate ruling allowed continued National Guard control in California’s legal challenge.
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Israel Iran clash widens as Trump weighs joined strikes
A week into the conflict Israel and Iran pressed new strikes while President Trump weighed U.S. involvement. European ministers met Iran’s top diplomat in Geneva to push a diplomatic path, with Iran and Israel trading blows and Saudia concerns rising over escalation.
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