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ICE Agent’s Past Use-of-Force Incidents Scrutinized After Minneapolis Shooting and Immunity Claims
The fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good, a 37-year-old mother killed during a federal immigration operation in Minneapolis, has intensified scrutiny of the officer involved and the legal protections shielding federal agents from prosecution, as investigators examine whether the use of deadly force was justified. 
The fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good, a 37-year-old mother killed during a federal immigration operation in Minneapolis, has intensified scrutiny of the officer involved and the legal protections shielding federal agents from prosecution, as investigators examine whether the use of deadly force was justified. -
Federal Agents Shoot Portland Couple a Day After Minneapolis ICE Killing Sparks Protests
Federal agents shot and wounded a husband and wife in Portland, Oregon, on January 8, just one day after the fatal shooting of a woman by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers in Minneapolis, intensifying scrutiny of federal law-enforcement operations in major U.S. cities and prompting calls from local leaders to suspend immigration activity. 
Federal agents shot and wounded a husband and wife in Portland, Oregon, on January 8, just one day after the fatal shooting of a woman by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers in Minneapolis, intensifying scrutiny of federal law-enforcement operations in major U.S. cities and prompting calls from local leaders to suspend immigration activity. -
Brown University Shooting Suspect’s Past Behavior Raises New Questions as MIT Professor Killing Probed
Authorities investigating the fatal shootings at Brown University and the subsequent killing of a professor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology are examining a long trail of personal grievances and behavioral warning signs linked to the suspected gunman, Claudio Manuel Neves Valente, who was later found dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. 
Authorities investigating the fatal shootings at Brown University and the subsequent killing of a professor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology are examining a long trail of personal grievances and behavioral warning signs linked to the suspected gunman, Claudio Manuel Neves Valente, who was later found dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. -
Brooklyn Man Held at Rikers After $15 Million Crypto Scam Targeting Nearly 100 Victims, Prosecutors Say
A 23-year-old Brooklyn man has been jailed at Rikers Island after New York prosecutors charged him in connection with a $15 million cryptocurrency theft that authorities say relied not on hacking software, but on deception, impersonation and the manipulation of trust among retail investors across the United States. 
A 23-year-old Brooklyn man has been jailed at Rikers Island after New York prosecutors charged him in connection with a $15 million cryptocurrency theft that authorities say relied not on hacking software, but on deception, impersonation and the manipulation of trust among retail investors across the United States. -
BBC Finds Nearly 90 Epstein Flights Through U.K., Renewing Scrutiny of Britain’s Failure to Investigate
Newly examined flight records show that Jeffrey Epstein traveled into and out of the United Kingdom at least 87 times over nearly three decades, raising renewed questions about why British authorities never conducted a full investigation into whether alleged victims were trafficked through the country. The findings, reported by the BBC, draw on court filings, aviation records and testimony tied to Epstein's activities from the early 1990s through 2018. 
Newly examined flight records show that Jeffrey Epstein traveled into and out of the United Kingdom at least 87 times over nearly three decades, raising renewed questions about why British authorities never conducted a full investigation into whether alleged victims were trafficked through the country. The findings, reported by the BBC, draw on court filings, aviation records and testimony tied to Epstein's activities from the early 1990s through 2018. -
Bondi Beach Hanukkah Attack Kills at least 15, Exposes Sydney Jewish Community’s Visibility and Risk
Bondi Beach, one of Australia's most recognisable landmarks, became the scene of a deadly terrorist attack on Dec. 14, 2025, when gunmen opened fire on a public Hanukkah celebration organised by Sydney's Jewish community. Authorities said at least 15 people were killed and dozens injured during the first night of the Jewish Festival of Lights, transforming a long-standing cultural gathering into one of the worst antisemitic attacks in Australian history. 
Bondi Beach, one of Australia's most recognisable landmarks, became the scene of a deadly terrorist attack on Dec. 14, 2025, when gunmen opened fire on a public Hanukkah celebration organised by Sydney's Jewish community. Authorities said at least 15 people were killed and dozens injured during the first night of the Jewish Festival of Lights, transforming a long-standing cultural gathering into one of the worst antisemitic attacks in Australian history. -
From Basketball Clip to Internet Chaos: How ‘67’ Became 2025’s Strangest Meme
A two-digit phrase-"67"-has emerged as one of the most pervasive and perplexing internet trends of 2025, spreading rapidly across TikTok, X, YouTube and offline spaces with no clear definition, punchline or narrative. Popular among Gen Alpha and younger Gen Z users, the meme's power lies in repetition and confusion, baffling older audiences and prompting debate over whether it carries unintended or inappropriate connotations. 
A two-digit phrase-"67"-has emerged as one of the most pervasive and perplexing internet trends of 2025, spreading rapidly across TikTok, X, YouTube and offline spaces with no clear definition, punchline or narrative. Popular among Gen Alpha and younger Gen Z users, the meme's power lies in repetition and confusion, baffling older audiences and prompting debate over whether it carries unintended or inappropriate connotations. -
NYC Mayor-Elect Mamdani Says He’s Ready for Arrest Over ICE Raids After Private Trump Meeting
New York City mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani said he is prepared to face arrest over his opposition to Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids, disclosing details of a private, closed-door conversation with President Donald Trump in which he challenged the role of federal immigration enforcement in the city. The remarks underscore a looming confrontation between the incoming mayor and the Trump administration over immigration, public safety and local authority in the nation's largest city. 
New York City mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani said he is prepared to face arrest over his opposition to Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids, disclosing details of a private, closed-door conversation with President Donald Trump in which he challenged the role of federal immigration enforcement in the city. The remarks underscore a looming confrontation between the incoming mayor and the Trump administration over immigration, public safety and local authority in the nation's largest city. -
Iconic NYC Waterfront Swans Torn Apart: Male Euthanized After Severe Trauma, Mate Now Missing
A well-known pair of mute swans that had become a fixture along the Queens waterfront has been abruptly separated after one of the birds, known locally as Swanny, was discovered with catastrophic injuries and later euthanized. The loss has stunned residents of Long Island City and raised fears of human involvement after animal rescuers reported signs of trauma consistent with deliberate harm. Attention has now shifted to the fate of Swanny's mate, Odette, who has not been seen at Hallett's Cove since the incident. 
A well-known pair of mute swans that had become a fixture along the Queens waterfront has been abruptly separated after one of the birds, known locally as Swanny, was discovered with catastrophic injuries and later euthanized. The loss has stunned residents of Long Island City and raised fears of human involvement after animal rescuers reported signs of trauma consistent with deliberate harm. Attention has now shifted to the fate of Swanny's mate, Odette, who has not been seen at Hallett's Cove since the incident. -
U.S. Plans New Travel Rule Requiring 5 Years of Social Media History for Visa-Waiver Visitors
The United States is preparing to impose a significant new requirement on foreign visitors, proposing that travellers from visa-waiver countries-including the United Kingdom-submit nearly five years of social media history before entering the country. The plan, outlined in a regulation proposed by U.S. Customs and Border Protection, would expand security vetting for millions of short-term travellers who previously faced minimal screening under the Electronic System for Travel Authorization program. 
The United States is preparing to impose a significant new requirement on foreign visitors, proposing that travellers from visa-waiver countries-including the United Kingdom-submit nearly five years of social media history before entering the country. The plan, outlined in a regulation proposed by U.S. Customs and Border Protection, would expand security vetting for millions of short-term travellers who previously faced minimal screening under the Electronic System for Travel Authorization program.
