Judge's footnote on immigration agents using AI raises accuracy and privacy concerns

Kristi Noem, the Homeland Security Secretary, has been identified by the Department of Justice as the official who approved the deportation of alleged Venezuelan gang members to El Salvador in March, despite a federal judge's order to halt such actions. This revelation marks the first time the Trump administration has clarified who was responsible for this controversial decision.

A federal judge in Colorado has ruled that immigration officers can only arrest individuals without a warrant if they believe those individuals are likely to flee. This decision emphasizes the need for probable cause in warrantless arrests, reflecting a shift in the legal landscape surrounding immigration enforcement.

Tara Reid, known for her role in 'American Pie', has filed a police report alleging that she was drugged at a hotel bar in Chicago. The actress has expressed her willingness to prosecute those responsible for the incident.

Nearly 40 attorneys general from across the United States have sent a letter to congressional leaders urging them to reject a proposed ban on states' ability to enact laws regulating artificial intelligence (AI). They emphasize the need for states to address the significant risks posed by AI, particularly to vulnerable populations such as children.

A woman was critically burned in a train attack in Chicago, allegedly set on fire by a repeat offender, prompting President Donald Trump to label the city as 'out of control' and criticize liberal judges. He has called for federal troop deployment to address rising crime rates.

Morgan Geyser, known for her involvement in the 2014 Slender Man stabbing, temporarily escaped from a Wisconsin group home after cutting off her electronic monitoring device. Her friend, Chad Mecca, stated that Geyser fled out of fear that their visits would be restricted. Geyser was later apprehended at a truck stop near Chicago.

The Rev. Jesse Jackson has been discharged from a Chicago hospital after receiving treatment for a rare neurological disorder, as confirmed by his son on Tuesday.

A woman was critically injured after being doused in liquid and set on fire by a man during an altercation on a Chicago subway train. Security footage captured the incident, which has raised significant concerns about safety on public transportation in the city. The suspect has been charged with federal terrorism and remains in custody pending trial.