What We Know About Wisconsin Judge Arrested for Allegedly Obstructing ICE
This rare situation, with a judge facing arrest, underscores heightened tensions over President Donald Trump’s enforcement of U.S. immigration laws.
For This Mother-Daughter Cooking Duo, Home Is Where the Kimchi Is
When Korean American Sarah Ahn set out to document her mother’s recipes, she found the home she'd been missing. Now she’s sharing them with the world.
Traditional Cooking Fats Are Making a Comeback—Here’s How to Cook With Them
From butter to lard to tallow, modern cooks are rediscovering the flavor, nutrition, and health benefits of these old-school fats.
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Rallies Held in US Cities to Commemorate 1999 Peaceful Appeal in China
About 10,000 people gathered in Beijing on April 25, 1999, less than three months before the Chinese regime launched a brutal persecution against the group.
Virginia Giuffre, Epstein Abuse Survivor, Dies by Suicide
Her family says the longtime advocate for sex trafficking victims died at her Australian farm after years of struggle.
Judge Blocks Trump Admin From Halting Collective Bargaining With Federal Employees
The administration has said the court lacked authority to review the president’s policies.
Consumer Sentiment Weakens Amid Rising Inflation Expectations in April
Economic observers are paying attention to the state of the consumer.
Luigi Mangione Pleads Not Guilty to Federal Charge in Murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO
The arraignment drew a large crowd, with dozens gathering at the courthouse.
South Korea Watchdog Says DeepSeek Sent User Data to Multiple Companies Overseas
South Korea’s data protection watchdog said that DeepSeek transferred data to a Beijing-based ‘affiliate’ of ByteDance.
Why States Are Pausing Cage-Free Mandates During Bird Flu Crisis
Egg farmers have spent more than $11 billion over the past decade to satisfy cage-free mandates. Now some states are reexamining those mandates.
▶Persecuted in China, Young Shen Yun Artists Find New Meaning on the World Stage
Stories of persecution and resilience behind the performing arts company that’s become a global sensation.
Day in Photos: Preparations for Pope’s Funeral, Earthquake in Ecuador, and Parade in Australia
A look into the world through the lens of photography.
Education Department Probes Berkeley Over Alleged Failure to Report Chinese Donations
Federal law requires schools to disclose substantial foreign gifts and contracts to the Department of Education twice a year.
A Peaceful Appeal in China 26 Years Ago Still Echoes Today
A parade and a vigil were held in New York to commemorate a 1999 event known as the April 25 appeal, when about 10,000 people gathered in Beijing.
Trump Says He Hopes Ukraine Would Immediately Sign Minerals Deal
Zelenskyy had resisted earlier versions of the minerals deal, citing the absence of firm security guarantees for Ukraine.
US Attorney General Releases Details on New Mexico Judge’s Arrest
Court papers stated that suspected gang member Cristhian Ortega-Lopez was living in a building on the judge’s property when the illegal immigrant was arrested.
▶Albany Audience Member in Awe of Shen Yun’s Artistry: ‘Just Unbelievable’
Shen Yun Performing Arts delighted audiences at Proctors in Albany, New York, on April 22 and 23.
Thousands of Illegal Immigrants Have Registered on CBP Home App to Self-Deport, CBP Says
The DHS said that those who remain in the United States and have not yet registered on the app will have to pay a fine.
ICE Backtracks on Revoking More Than 1,200 Student Visas
The automatic revocations, some over possible criminal activity, had prompted dozens of lawsuits.
5 Things We Know About Wisconsin Judge’s Arrest for Allegedly Obstructing ICE
Judge Hannah Dugan faces felony obstruction charges as well as preventing an illegal immigrant from being arrested.
4 States Submit Waivers to USDA Seeking to Ban Soda, Candy From SNAP
The Trump administration has encouraged states to submit the waivers amid a push to make America healthy.
DOJ Cancels Grants for Victim Services, Then Restores Some
The Office of Justice Programs canceled the grants because they ‘no longer effectuate ... agency priorities.’
Court Ruling Limits Ozempic Copies in Favor of FDA, Novo Nordisk
A Texas judge denied a motion from compounders to keep making versions of Ozempic and Wegovy, clearing the way for FDA enforcement and other lawsuits.
A Closer Look at the Gear, Weapons, and World of Gladiators
François Gilbert’s ‘Gladiators 1st–5th Centuries AD’ provides insightful and rather colorful insights into the world of the Roman gladiators.
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