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A federal judge in California has ruled that the Trump administration must provide bond hearings to migrants detained by US immigration authorities, particularly those who were already residing in the country at the time of their detention. This decision allows these individuals to seek release on bond while their deportation cases are ongoing.

An unidentified man, believed to be in his 30s, was found floating unconscious and unresponsive in the Atlantic Ocean off Coney Island, Brooklyn. Emergency responders were alerted by a 911 call and arrived at the scene, but the man later died.

Brandin Cooks has signed with the Buffalo Bills following his release from the New Orleans Saints, marking a new chapter in his professional career. This move comes as the Bills look to strengthen their roster ahead of the upcoming season.

Madison Riley, a 23-year-old college student at the University of Texas at Tyler, was tragically killed by three pit bulls she was dog-sitting. Her mother reported that Riley had noticed a change in the dogs' behavior shortly before the fatal incident occurred.

Republican congressional candidate Greg Hach criticized Rep. Tom Suozzi, suggesting he deserves the title of the nation's first stock picking savant, after highlighting a reported 450% increase in Suozzi's wealth during his tenure in Congress. Hach's remarks were made in a sarcastic tone, aiming to draw attention to the significant growth of Suozzi's financial portfolio.

Pei Chung, a 34-year-old woman known as the 'dine-and-dash diva,' is facing legal scrutiny as her lawyer has requested a psychological evaluation amid allegations of skipping out on bills at various high-end restaurants in Brooklyn. This request comes as the manager of the latest targeted eatery has obtained an order of protection against her.

California Attorney General Rob Bonta has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration to halt proposed cuts to federal support for permanent housing aimed at addressing homelessness. This legal action reflects ongoing tensions between state and federal policies regarding social welfare programs.

Zarbab Ali, 28, was found guilty of murdering his estranged wife, Rachel Castillo, 25, in Simi Valley, California, in November 2022, just before their divorce was finalized. He admitted to stabbing her and later exhuming her body to commit further acts of violence against it.