First migrants sent to Guantanamo Bay for deportations
The first U S military flight deporting migrants to Guantanamo Bay has departed and is to land Tuesday evening as part of a broader surge. Dozens of troops are aiding holding operations at the Cuban base while officials debate the plan to use Gitmo as a migrant processing center.
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FBI agents sue to block ID of employees tied to probes
Two federal lawsuits filed in Washington allege the Justice Department seeks to compile names and positions of FBI staff who worked on Jan. 6 investigations and Trump documents cases, fearing mass firings. The suits note the FBI already provided codes for about 5000 employees and describe concerns over potential discipline.
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China's tariffs retaliate as Trump tariff moves trigger broad response
Beijing announced 15 percent duties on coal and LNG and 10 percent duties on crude oil and machinery from the United States, alongside an antitrust probe into Google. The measures, set to take effect next Monday, come as China seeks to maximize impact while limiting risk to its economy. WTO notification opens a 60 day dispute window, amid a cautious stance on escalation and possible talks with President Xi Jinping.
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Bondi confirmed as attorney general
Washington reports Pam Bondi has been confirmed by the Senate as U.S. attorney general in a mostly party line vote 54-46. The former Florida attorney general and corporate lobbyist is expected to oversee a major reshaping of the Justice Department amid partisan tensions.
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