New immigration data reveals that non-criminal detainees in ICE custody have risen by a staggering 2,000% since the start of President Trump’s second term—a trend sparking debates over America’s deportation and detention policies.
In a move aimed at synchronizing job training opportunities with the labor market’s needs, the Trump administration granted the Labor Department new authority over career-technical education. While some applaud this push for workforce alignment, critics warn that students could miss out on a broader educational foundation.
In an unusual move, the Trump administration is calling on Army Reserve and National Guard members to serve as temporary immigration judges. While the detailed rationale remains behind a paywall, the shift indicates a notable expansion of military roles in domestic legal matters.
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s new vaccine advisers have stopped short of recommending COVID-19 shots for anyone this fall. Instead, they have left the decision up to individual choice, causing uncertainty in public health planning.
The United Nations Security Council is poised to vote on a resolution terminating one of its longest-standing peacekeeping operations in southern Lebanon. If approved, the mission would officially end on December 31, 2025, capping over four decades of U.N. involvement in the region.
