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A Brazilian model and former diplomat, Amanda Ungaro, has publicly claimed a long-standing connection to Melania Trump and alleged proximity to Jeffrey Epstein's circle. Ungaro's claims, made via an X account and an interview, have resurfaced following Melania Trump's denial of any Epstein links.

Stanley Milgram’s obedience experiments revealed how ordinary people could follow authority to disturbing extremes, with many participants administering what they believed were harmful shocks. Inspired by the Holocaust, the study became a landmark in psychology while raising serious ethical concerns. Decades later, its findings remain debated, with critics arguing the results reflect pressure, context, and interpretation as much as obedience.

JD Vance responded to Joe Rogan after the podcast host derided MAGA supporters as “dorks” and “unintelligent,” highlighting a widening rift with Donald Trump’s administration. Rogan, once supportive, now criticizes policies on Iran, immigration and the Epstein files. Vance downplayed the remarks, defended deportation efforts and insisted the administration remains committed to its agenda amid tensions today.

Matvei Rumiantsev, a former MMA fighter, has been sentenced to four years in prison by a London court after assaulting his ex-girlfriend. The attack happened during a FaceTime call witnessed by Barron Trump, who quickly alerted help. The court also punished Rumiantsev for trying to pressure the victim, while the victim credited Barron for helping save her life.

No city, no matter how go-go and glamorous, can buy its way out of the forces of history and geography. Any serious disruption — a hurricane, a wildfire, a pandemic, a terrorist attack, a popular uprising, a sudden change in tax law — can send the mobile and the unattached off seeking a new safe haven

A British tourist has been arrested in Dubai after allegedly filming missiles during escalating regional tensions linked to the Iran–United States conflict. The 60-year-old Londoner is among 21 people charged under UAE Cybercrime Law, which criminalises sharing sensitive security footage online. Campaigners warn strict laws mean routine social media activity can trigger serious legal consequences.

A Guatemalan man, wrongfully deported to Mexico despite fearing persecution, has been returned to the US following a judicial order. This marks the first successful return after similar directives to the Trump administration. The man's return highlights judicial interventions against administrative errors in deportation cases, differing from other cases where individuals remain abroad despite court orders.

West Bengal’s Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls has evolved from a technical checkinto a major political and constitutional confrontation ahead of the 2026 polls. With 63.7 lakh deletions and the electorate shrinking to 6.44 crore, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee challenged the process in the Supreme Court, turning voter verification into a wider political battle with the Election Commission.

A federal judge has ordered the immediate release of Kilmar Abrego Garcia from US immigration detention. He was wrongfully deported to El Salvador and later re-detained without lawful authority. The judge ruled his custody had no legal basis as he lacks a valid removal order and deportation plans are unworkable. The government condemned the ruling and plans to appeal.

P V Rajgopal, national president of Ekta Parishad, said that the French tourists had no Maoist link and they were not in contact with extremists.

A federal judge in Louisiana is deeply concerned about the potential wrongful deportation of a 2-year-old US citizen to Honduras. Despite the father's efforts, ICE deported the child along with her mother and sister. The judge questions the validity of the mother's consent for the child's deportation and has scheduled a hearing to investigate the matter.

An immigration judge blocked the deportation of pro-Palestinian organizer Mohsen Mahdawi, ruling the government failed to provide clear and convincing evidence for removal. Mahdawi, detained during a citizenship appointment, argued his activism against the Gaza war was protected free speech. The judge questioned government evidence, leading to this significant decision.

Kilmar Abrego Garcia, wrongfully deported to El Salvador, has been ordered released by a Tennessee federal judge, while a Maryland ruling prevents his immediate re-expulsion. Judge Crenshaw cited weak evidence linking Abrego Garcia to MS-13, questioning the reliability of the government's key witness.

The White House is defying court orders to facilitate the return of Kilmar Ábrego García, a Salvadoran national wrongly deported from Maryland, despite rulings from a federal judge and the Supreme Court. Accusations of gang affiliation and domestic violence are being used to justify the refusal, while his lawyers and family deny these claims.