
Children held in ICE detention beyond court-mandated 20-day limit
Immigration enforcement agency faces allegations of violating decades-old court settlement requiring release of detained children within 20 days.

Immigration enforcement agency faces allegations of violating decades-old court settlement requiring release of detained children within 20 days.

Maritime analysts are monitoring increased vessel tracking irregularities in the Strait of Hormuz, including rare tanker movements and ships disappearing from tracking systems.

Recent tax law changes have increased average refunds but less than expected, while Democrats propose expanding child tax credits.

Progressive lawmakers propose federal moratorium on AI data centers as communities increasingly oppose construction through recalls and regulations.

Shamar Elkins killed eight children in Louisiana after reportedly suffering from severe mental health problems, according to his family.

Rex Heuermann, charged with seven Gilgo Beach murders on Long Island, is expected to change his plea to guilty next month according to multiple sources.

Three drivers sued San Jose and its police department over nearly 500 cameras that track vehicles across California.

Kentucky Republican Rep. Thomas Massie is running against Trump-endorsed Ed Gallrein in an upcoming GOP primary election.

Diezani Alison-Madueke faces accusations of accepting bribes while serving as Nigeria's petroleum minister.
Chevron and Shell are advancing oil and gas agreements in Venezuela while Nigeria and Morocco progress on a $25 billion pipeline project.
Australia and the European Union concluded a trade agreement while European car sales showed modest growth in February, with Tesla ending a year-long decline.

New York faces mounting costs from empty pre-K facilities while state mandates new toileting policies for expanded programs.

The Economist Intelligence Unit has published its yearly assessment of democracy worldwide, with chief economist discussing findings.

A strike on a healthcare facility in East Darfur, Sudan killed at least 64 people and wounded 89 others, according to the World Health Organization.

Tesla acknowledged its robotaxis sometimes require remote human drivers, while multiple autonomous vehicle companies declined to disclose intervention rates to a senator's inquiry.
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