The Trump administration requires most immigrants on temporary visas to leave the U.S. to apply for green cards, reversing a long-standing practice and affecting hundreds of thousands of applicants. Critics warn the policy could separate families and disrupt lives.
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The Pentagon releases 64 new UFO files, including a 2025 intelligence officer’s close encounter with orange orbs and military footage of unidentified aerial phenomena spanning decades.
House Republicans delay a vote on a war powers resolution that would restrict President Trump's military actions in Iran, with lawmakers expected to revisit the issue after Memorial Day recess amid ongoing debate over war authority.
A Virginia judge dismissed all criminal charges against Ebony Parker, the former assistant principal accused of neglect in a 6-year-old student's shooting of a teacher. The ruling follows a $10 million civil verdict against Parker in the case.
Tennessee halted the execution of Tony Carruthers after officials failed to find a vein for lethal injection drugs. Carruthers, convicted of a 1994 triple murder, has maintained his innocence and his attorneys raised concerns about the execution process and evidence.
SpaceX launches its upgraded Starship V3 prototype in a key test flight supporting NASA's Artemis moon program. The flight will test new engines, satellite deployment, and re-entry maneuvers as NASA prepares for a 2028 lunar landing.
An Air France flight from Paris to Detroit was diverted to Montreal after a passenger from Congo boarded amid Ebola-related U.S. travel restrictions. The U.S. barred entry to travelers from Congo, Uganda, and South Sudan to curb the outbreak.
Two teenagers killed three people in a livestreamed attack on the Islamic Center of San Diego, leaving behind a 75-page manifesto filled with neo-Nazi ideology and broad-spectrum hate. Authorities are investigating the suspects' radicalization and the influence of prior mass shootings.