[Mind the Gap] You’ve got mail, and a $1.8 M fine
Undocumented Filipinos in the US face crippling fines from the homeland department, forcing many to consider self-deportation or fight back in court
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Faced with a teleprompter glitch, Canada’s Carney mocks Trump
Carney’s remark is an apparent reference to Trump’s demands for an investigation after the US leader encountered a halted escalator and a non-functioning teleprompter at the 2025 UN General Assembly, where he delivered a speech
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Trump orders Pentagon to cut back military exercises with South Korea
(1st UPDATE) Hours before exercises are scheduled to begin, Trump says on his Truth Social site he was ‘not happy’ that the US had agreed to participate and highlights his ‘very good relationship’ with Kim Jong-un
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Trump crypto firm backs venture offering AI from restricted Chinese companies
A review finds 43 of the 90 models available through WorldClaw’s website were developed by Alibaba, Baidu, Z.ai, and other Chinese tech companies the Trump administration says pose risks to national security and intellectual property
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US rules out extending ceasefire deal as Iran threatens new offensive
(1st UPDATE) Outward progress toward peace talks and a resumption of oil tanker traffic through the strategic Strait of Hormuz has ground to a halt, threatening to extend the conflict
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Trump approval falls to 33%, lowest of his presidency, poll finds
US voter sentiment is shifting, with more preferring Democrats over Republicans for economic management, and Republicans are losing ground on immigration policy as well
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Zamboanga school shooting kills at least 2 | The wRap
Today’s headlines: School shooting, LTO, EJ Obiena
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US sanctions ICC president, senior trial lawyer in latest attack on court
The move is the latest escalation in the Trump administration’s campaign against The Hague-based court
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Most Americans believe Trump has inappropriately profited since returning to power, poll finds
A Reuters/Ipsos poll shows 69% of Americans see Trump’s business interests influencing presidential decisions
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Trump put thousands of soldiers on Washington’s streets. They seldom stop crime
Soldiers mostly responded to incidents in wealthier, whiter areas and were absent from neighborhoods where 82% of murders take place
