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Venezuelan detainees ask US Supreme Court to halt El Salvador deportations

Lawyers for the men filed their requests less than two weeks after the Supreme Court let Trump resume trying to deport alleged Tren de Aragua gang members under the Alien Enemies Act of 1798

Trump official urges probe of NY attorney general over mortgage transaction

The request for an investigation comes as the administration has pursued a campaign of retribution against President Donald Trump's longtime foes in the legal world

Two police officers hurt, suspect killed in shootout near Atlanta

A Fulton County police officer and a South Fulton police officer were injured, and the suspect was fatally wounded

Lawsuit challenges Trump administration crackdown on international students

The suit filed by several American Civil Liberties Union affiliates seeks to represent more than 100 students in New England and Puerto Rico

Judge blocks Trump admin's passport changes affecting transgender Americans

US District Judge Julia Kobick, who was appointed by President Joe Biden, sided with the American Civil Liberties Union's motion for a preliminary injunction

Yemen's Houthis vow more attacks after US airstrikes kill 74 in port attack

The group also warned that US 'aggression' would only lead to further targeting, engagement, and confrontation

US will 'pass' on Ukraine peace talks if parties make it difficult: Trump

Despite the warning, Trump expressed cautious optimism about securing a deal

Trump to invoke Schedule F to make it easier to fire some federal workers

Trump plans to reclassify 50,000 federal employees under what's known as Schedule F, which means they'll have less civil service protection

US releases 10,000 pages on Robert F Kennedy's 1968 assassination

The US National Archives and Records Administration posted roughly 229 files containing the pages on its website

'Ukraine-Russia talks coming to a head': Trump says 'no one is playing me'

The comments from Trump came after Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned earlier Friday that the US may move on from trying to secure a Russia-Ukraine peace deal

US airstrikes targeting Yemeni oil port kill 74 people, say Houthis

The strikes, confirmed by the US military's Central Command, represent one of the highest death tolls so far

Federal judge pausing Trump administration's plans for mass layoffs at CFPB

US District Judge Amy Berman Jackson expressed concern that administration officials aren't complying with her earlier order

US, Italy call IMEC 'top economic, connectivity project of this century'

The US and Italy will work together to develop the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC), one of the greatest economic integration and connectivity projects of this century

Xi Jinping ends Southeast Asia tour, pitches China as stable partner

China has been strongly increasing its influence in the region over the past decade, largely by exercising its substantial economic leverage

Trump, advisers to study whether to fire Fed's Powell: WH economic adviser

Hassett went on to suggest that the Fed under Powell, who was appointed by Trump during his first term, had acted politically to benefit Democrats

Iran open to new nuclear pact, but demands guarantees Trump won't exit it

Former US President Joe Biden, whose administration unsuccessfully tried to reinstate the 2015 pact, was not able to meet Tehran's demand for guarantees

Iran seeks Russia's support ahead of Rome talks on nuclear deal with US

The 2015 nuclear deal collapsed with Trump's unilateral withdrawal while Iran abandoned all limits on its nuclear programme

Trump floats US-Europe meeting as Vance visits Italy for tariff talks

The White House and Meloni's office on Friday issued a joint statement that said Trump would visit Italy in the very near future

JD Vance visits Italy, Vatican after tangling with pope on migration

JD Vance, who attended the meetings, was scheduled to meet with the Italian leader Friday in Rome and planned to attend Easter weekend events at the Vatican

Boeing jet flies back to US from China amid deepening tariff dispute

In a sign that Boeing was preparing for normal business just weeks before US President Donald Trump announced tariffs on April 2