Politics

Supreme Court Upholds Regulations on Ghost Guns in Landmark Ruling

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 7-2 to uphold federal regulations on ghost guns, reinforcing the government's authority over untraceable firearms amidst rising criminal use.

#supreme court, #gun control, #ghost guns, #law, #public safety

President Trump Announces 'Liberation Day' Tariffs on Key Imports

President Donald Trump introduces 'Liberation Day' tariffs, imposing a 25% duty on aluminum, steel, and automobiles to support domestic industries and address trade imbalances. Economists warn of potential economic drawbacks, while global leaders voice concerns over potential trade conflicts.

#trump, #tariffs, #imports, #trade policy, #economy

Federal Judge Halts Deportation of Turkish Student in Massachusetts

A federal judge has temporarily paused the deportation of Turkish doctoral student Rumeysa Ozturk amid legal challenges concerning her arrest. The case raises critical questions about free speech and the rights of international students.

#deportation, #free speech, #international students, #political expression, #immigration

U.S. and Colombia Sign Landmark Biometric Data Sharing Agreement

The United States and Colombia have signed an agreement to share biometric data from immigrants to enhance migration management and disrupt criminal activities, marking a significant policy shift and collaboration between the two nations.

#us-colombia relations, #biometric data, #migration, #crime prevention

California Enacts Laws to Combat AI Deepfakes in Political Campaigns

Governor Gavin Newsom signs three bills into law to regulate AI-generated deepfakes, aiming to protect electoral integrity in California. The measures face legal challenges but set a precedent for other states.

#california, #artificial intelligence, #political campaigns, #deepfakes, #legislation