Unbiased headline news – As part of President-elect Donald Trump’s plan to tighten border security, Immigration and Customs Enforcement is expected to conduct post-inauguration raids starting as early as Tuesday, sources revealed.
According to sources, the operations will likely commence in Chicago and could expand to other major cities, though plans remain subject to change. When asked about the timing of these raids, Trump called them a “big priority” but declined to confirm specific details, stating only that it “will happen.”
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described the initial phase of the ceasefire agreement as “temporary,” emphasizing that Israel maintains the right to resume military action if necessary.
“Both President Trump and President Biden have fully supported Israel’s right to resume fighting if negotiations on Phase II prove unproductive. I deeply appreciate that. I also commend President Trump’s decision to lift all remaining restrictions on the supply of critical weapons and ammunition to the State of Israel,” Netanyahu said.
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Updated reports on the Los Angeles wildfires indicate that at least 27 people have died as several fires, fueled by extreme drought and high winds, continue to burn across the region.
Firefighters are battling blazes across 45 square miles of densely populated Los Angeles County. Roughly 82,000 residents remain under mandatory evacuation orders, with an additional 90,000 under evacuation warnings. The Eaton Fire has grown to over 14,000 acres and is 73% contained, while the Palisades Fire has spread across more than 24,000 acres and is 43% contained.
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A child in San Francisco has been identified as the third confirmed human case of bird flu in the United States, with the source of the infection still undetermined.
Since April 2024, cases have been reported nationwide, with 67 confirmed as of last Thursday, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Most infections in humans have occurred after exposure to infected livestock, poultry farms, or culling operations.
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A SWAT officer’s bulletproof vest saved his life moments before he returned fire and fatally shot a fleeing suspect Friday in a suburb of Atlanta, according to the local police chief.
The Roswell SWAT team was executing arrest and search warrants when a man fled from a house and encountered an officer, Police Chief James Conroy said during a news conference. The suspect fired twice, striking the officer’s chest, but the vest absorbed the impact. The officer then fired back, killing the suspect, Conroy said.
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Rapper Busta Rhymes is facing allegations of repeatedly punching a man in the face, police reported Friday.
Officers responding to a 911 call in Brooklyn’s Dumbo neighborhood said a 50-year-old man claimed he was involved in an argument when the rapper struck him multiple times. The victim was taken to the hospital with swelling on the left side of his face, according to authorities.
