Epstein death sparks scrutiny of New York federal jail
The Associated Press reports serious issues at Manhattan’s Metropolitan Correctional Center amid staffing shortages, high security inmates, and renewed probes after Jeffrey Epstein’s death. Barr ordered FBI and inspector general inquiries as concerns rise over leadership and safety protocols.
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New Trump rules tighten eligibility for green cards
The Trump administration advances a broad public charge policy redefining who must show self sufficiency to gain legal status. New rules count Medicaid SNAP housing aid and other benefits toward disqualification, with a mid October effective date and potential lawsuits from immigrant rights groups.
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Hong Kong airport shuts down amid pro democracy protest
Hong Kong International Airport halted most flights as thousands of protesters crowded the main terminal, triggering a Beijing labeled terrorism warning. Officials said only boarding and landing flights would operate and service would resume at 6 am Tuesday.
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