Guyana has received six Cuban and Afghan deportees from the United States under a one-year third-country arrangement. Officials said the group had no criminal backgrounds and will await the outcome of immigration proceedings in Guyana.
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MAGA Inc., the super PAC aligned with President Trump, is spending $10 million on TV and digital ads in Texas’ Senate race to support Republican Ken Paxton and target Democrat James Talarico. The move comes after Republicans urged Trump’s political operation to engage in a surprisingly competitive contest.
A federal magistrate judge ordered the Trump administration to identify who structured a nearly $1.8 billion “anti-weaponization fund.” Attorney General Todd Blanche has said the fund is dead, but critics say the agreement could still be revived.
An American Airlines flight from Dallas-Fort Worth to Newark diverted to Baltimore after a passenger was restrained with zip ties and duct tape during an alleged midair assault. The FBI said it is investigating and will consult federal prosecutors on possible charges.
The U.S. military said it disabled or destroyed three Iranian oil tankers after IRGC ballistic missiles targeted two American warships. CENTCOM said no U.S. personnel were harmed, while Iranian media reported no casualties from a tanker strike near Kharg Island.
Senior U.S. military officials were subjected to polygraph tests as part of a leak investigation into classified information about weapons stockpiles. CBS News reported that no one failed questions aimed at identifying media leaks.
A 6-week-old Pennsylvania girl with measles has died, the Lancaster County coroner said, as U.S. measles cases reached 3,134, the highest confirmed total since 1991. The outbreak is raising questions about whether the United States could lose its measles elimination status.
The Supreme Court blocked a lower-court ruling and allowed political party committees to use discounted broadcast ad rates in coordination with candidates. The decision restores FCC guidance and gives Republican committees more room to deploy cash in the midterm campaign.