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Forbes: Judge Temporarily Blocks Trump Administration From Removing Venezuelan Migrant Protections
A federal judge has postponed the Trump administration's effort to revoke temporary protected status for approximately 350,000 Venezuelans in the U.S., criticizing Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem for making broad generalizations about the migrants.
Judge Edward M. Chen's ruling comes after a motion from the National TPS Alliance. The situation is ongoing and updates are expected.
#society
Le Monde: At least 322 children reportedly killed in Gaza in 10 days, UNICEF says
Israel's renewed offensive in Gaza has resulted in at least 322 child deaths and 609 injuries in just 10 days, according to UNICEF. The agency highlighted the dire conditions for children, many of whom are displaced and living in makeshift shelters.
UNICEF emphasized the urgent need for adherence to international humanitarian law to protect children and called for an end to hostilities and the blockade on humanitarian aid. The ongoing conflict has led to over 15,000 child fatalities and widespread deprivation of essential services.
GB News: ‘End of an era!' Iconic British theme park leaves fans devastated after much-loved items flogged for £200k
Flambards Theme Park in Cornwall has permanently closed after 49 years, leading to the auction of iconic items for £200,000. Despite efforts to sustain operations, rising costs and declining visitor numbers made it unsustainable.
The auction saw items like a Concorde mock-up and a Spitfire pilot's uniform sold to fans, who expressed sadness over the park's closure and its impact on the community.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Trump: ‘We'll never stop looking' for American journalist kidnapped in Syria, Austin Tice
President Trump reaffirmed the U.S. commitment to finding Austin Tice, an American journalist missing in Syria since 2012. Despite "virtually no sign" of Tice, Trump stated efforts would continue until definitive information is obtained, emphasizing the challenges faced in the search.
Tice's mother claims credible information suggests he is still alive, prompting renewed calls from the FBI for information leading to his recovery. Both Trump and Biden administrations have sought Tice's release, while Syria denies holding him. The FBI is offering a reward for information on Tice's whereabouts.