Court documents show immigrant children held beyond legal limits at Texas facility
Nearly 600 immigrant children were detained beyond court-mandated 20-day limits at a Texas family detention center, facing inadequate food and medical care.
Nearly 600 immigrant children were detained beyond court-mandated 20-day limits at a Texas family detention center, facing inadequate food and medical care.

A San Francisco jury determined Elon Musk deliberately misled Twitter shareholders and drove down stock price during his $44 billion acquisition.
Ukraine has announced that diplomatic talks aimed at resolving the ongoing war will continue in the United States on Sunday.
The Group of Seven nations committed to protecting worldwide energy supplies and endorsed security measures for the Strait of Hormuz shipping route.

Celebrity chef José Andrés reflects on how food shapes America's cultural narrative and future strength as a nation.

Dan Brouillette, Trump's former Energy Secretary, called rising energy costs from Iran operation 'short-term pain' for 'long-term gain.'
New legislation will eliminate the 92 remaining hereditary seats in Britain's House of Lords, ending a tradition dating back nearly 1,000 years.

California regulatory bodies issued decisions affecting an offshore oil pipeline and fireworks permits, prompting pushback from affected businesses.
The U.S. Department of Defense plans to integrate Palantir's artificial intelligence technology as a central component of its military operations systems.
Federal prosecutors are moving to dismiss civil rights charges against two police officers connected to the Breonna Taylor case.
Military airstrikes have reportedly damaged Iranian rocket and satellite development capabilities.

Bucks ownership indicates they will either extend Giannis Antetokounmpo's contract or trade him rather than risk losing him in free agency.

Experts warn that Social Security benefits could be affected in six years if Congress fails to address the program's funding challenges.
The Supreme Court will consider whether states can count mail ballots received after Election Day, potentially affecting voting procedures in 14 states.
New York Times reporters conducted a five-year investigation into allegations that civil rights icon Cesar Chavez sexually abused women and girls within the United Farm Workers movement.
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