'It is standard practice for immigration attorneys representing illegal aliens to assert that virtually every illegal alien is going to be persecuted or tortured in his or her home country.'
Some stories make headlines. Others get ignored. On "Unreported," Meagan Medick takes a deeper look at the unexplained through the eyes and experiences of you, the viewers. You send the mystery, we investigate. In this episode, Meagan sits down with Mamadou, host of "Casual Geographic," to unpack what's really behind Pete Hegseth's jaw-dropping press conference admission: that he can't confirm or deny whether the U.S. military has kamikaze dolphins. The story goes much deeper than the headline. From the U.S. Navy's active Marine Mammal Program to a Cold War-era government-funded experiment that tried to teach dolphins to speak English, Meagan and Mamadou trace how dolphins went from cute and cuddly to full-blown military assets. They also…
Protests have continued at the Delaney Hall ICE detention center in Newark, NJ. Footage gathered by two sources on Tuesday, May 26 showed moments of vocal protests, as well as pulling and pushing of activists by ICE officers as a vehicle turns out of a parking area and onto a street. One officer holds a baton at both ends as he presses an advancing and gesturing protestor back. Some 300 people detained in the facility are reportedly engaged in a hunger strike and work stoppage to protest living conditions. Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin denies that a hunger strike among the detainees is taking place. #ICE #Immigration #Protests #NewJersey #DelaneyHall #Newark READ MORE: …
Airmen assigned to Moody Air Force Base, Ga., installed the base's first air refueling probe on an A-10C Thunderbolt II subsonic attack aircraft, enhancing its ability to support combat search and rescue and close-air support operations.
At least 18 NPR journalists have accepted buyouts and another 10 have been laid off as the public media network attempts to save money and reorganize the newsroom.
President Trump is building a fiercely loyal midterm army amid a revenge tour where MAGA credentials appear to outshine traditional conservatism. Why it matters: The president's victory lap following primary wins that ousted several objectors to his agenda could be premature, as there's no guarantee his endorsed candidate will win in November. - However, if candidates do succeed in the midterms, the next group of MAGA politicians will be shaped even further in Trump's image. Dissenters in Congress will be few and far between. Context: Trump has maintained considerable control over MAGA during the primaries, even as his general approval plummets. - Trump-backed Texas Senate candidate Ken Paxton trounced longtime Sen. John Cornyn (R)…