Roberts pauses deadline to return man deported to El Salvador
Chief Justice John Roberts pauses a midnight deadline for the Trump administration to repatriate Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Maryland man mistakenly deported to El Salvador. The stay follows a DOJ appeal arguing Judge Paula Xinis overstepped by ordering his return. The case hinges on concerns of potential gang persecution and the administration’s insistence the deportation was an error.
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White House
Supreme Court allows deportation of Venezuelans under wartime law
The Supreme Court ruled the Trump administration can use an 18th century wartime law to deport Venezuelan migrants but must grant a court hearing prior to removal. The ruling stems from an emergency appeal after a federal appeals court order paused deportations of migrants alleged to be gang members under the Alien Enemies Act.
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Bayer asks Supreme Court to block Roundup cancer lawsuits
Bayer seeks U S Supreme Court review to decide if federal law preempts thousands of state suits over Roundup warnings. The case cites a Missouri verdict awarding 1.25 million to a man with non Hodgkin lymphoma after spraying Roundup in a St Louis community garden.
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Trump to hold direct talks with Iran on nuclear program
President Trump announced direct talks with Iran over its nuclear program to start Saturday after meeting with Prime Minister Netanyahu. He warned Iran of “great danger” if talks fail and said a deal would be preferable to bombing, while Netanyahu backed a diplomatic path to prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons.
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Kennedy plans to halt national fluoride in drinking water
U S Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr says he will urge the CDC to stop recommending water fluoridation nationwide and is forming a task force on the issue. EPA also reviews new fluoride health risk data as Utah becomes the first state to ban fluoridation with systems ordered to shut by May 7.
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Visas Revoked Abroad Shocks U S College Leaders
International students and scholars face abrupt visa revocations with unclear notification. Officials say counts are unknown and many may have to leave the country. The American Council on Education leads a push for clearer guidance from State and Homeland Security. In other news, a federal appeals court reinstates two agency leaders, potentially setting up a Supreme Court clash over presidential power. Also, Vice Admiral Shoshana Chatfield is removed from NATO duties in Brussels, part of a wave that has seen multiple senior officers ousted.
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