Government cites power to deport for beliefs over Khalil
The U S government cites authority to expel noncitizens whose presence harms foreign policy, signaling potential deportation of Columbia University activist Mahmoud Khalil. Rubio memo argues acts deemed unlawful could still justify removal while Khalil’s supporters condemn the move as targeting free speech about Palestine.
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Six killed in New York Hudson River helicopter crash
A Bell 206 helicopter broke apart midair and crashed inverted into the Hudson River between Manhattan and New Jersey, killing a Spanish tourist family of six including three children. Mayor Adams said the victims were recovered, and NTSB will investigate the high-profile aviation disaster.
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Planes collide on Reagan National taxiway injure none
FAA says a wingtip contact occurred between American Airlines jets at Reagan National Airport in Arlington Virginia. One flight bound for Charleston had 76 passengers and 4 crew. the other to New York City had 67 passengers and 4 crew. Rep. Nick LaLota and Rep. Grace Meng were aboard. Authorities reported no injuries and both aircraft returned to gates.
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Trump floats sending U S citizens to foreign jails
President Trump proposed sending U S citizens convicted of crimes to prisons abroad including El Salvador. White House aides say deportation of citizens is illegal. experts caution about feasibility and due process. Justice Sotomayor warned such a policy could allow removal of citizens without redress.
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Russian American freed in prisoner swap pact
In a bid to mend ties, Moscow and Washington completed a prisoner exchange on Thursday. The exchange freed a Russian American treason convict in return for a Russian German smuggler jailed in the United States. President Trump praised the release of Ksenia Karelina, who arrived back in the U.S. Thursday night.
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Merengue Icon and Baseball Star Among 221 Dead in Dominican Roof Collapse
In Santo Domingo authorities ended the search for bodies after a cement roof collapse at the Jet Set club killed 221 people. Mourners attended services for singer Robby Pérez at the National Theater, where his coffin lay in state as the tragedy unfolded during Tuesday’s performance.
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