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Guatemalan Man Returns to U.S. by Court Order, Highlighting Legal Challenges to Trump Deportation Practices
A federal judge has ordered the return of a Guatemalan man to the U.S. after his deportation by the Trump administration raised due process concerns. This marks the first court-mandated return since early 2025, highlighting legal challenges against past deportation practices.


Apple's New MagSafe Chargers to Boost iPhone 17 Series with 50W Qi 2.2 Wireless Charging
Apple is poised to boost its MagSafe chargers with the Qi 2.2 standard, pushing charging speeds up to 50W for the forthcoming iPhone 17 series. Regulatory filings reveal two new MagSafe models with enhanced speed and design features.


German FM Criticizes Israel, Calls for Humanitarian Aid as Gaza Conflict Intensifies
German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul criticized Israel's actions in Gaza and the West Bank, calling for more humanitarian aid. His comments come amid tensions over Israeli policies and the ongoing conflict with Hamas.


Black Myth: Wukong to Launch on Xbox in 2025 After Record-Breaking Success
Game Science's hit, Black Myth: Wukong, is finally set to launch on Xbox Series X/S on August 20, 2025, after a year-long wait following its PlayStation 5 and PC debut. The game's delayed Xbox release was due to optimization challenges related to the console's shared memory, but it has already sold over 25 million copies across other platforms.

A study in Science reveals that dehorning rhinos has cut poaching by 78% in certain South African reserves, especially near Kruger National Park. Despite controversy, dehorning proves cost-effective and doesn't harm rhino health, but poaching persists due to socio-economic and systemic challenges.

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Canada's trade surplus with the U.S. plummeted to $3.6 billion in April, its lowest since December 2020, as exports, particularly in the auto sector, saw sharp declines. This unexpected downturn, influenced by tariffs and trade tensions, highlights vulnerabilities in Canada's reliance on the U.S. market.

Osceola County Sheriff Marcos R. Lopez was charged for his role in a $21 million illegal gambling ring, resulting in his suspension by Governor Ron DeSantis. The investigation, led by Homeland Security and the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, has been ongoing since 2023.

Prominent media executives are urging Israel to allow international journalists into Gaza amidst the ongoing conflict and humanitarian crisis. They argue that press restrictions hinder transparency and violate the public's right to information, with concerns mounting over journalist safety and press freedom.

Paris sees a legal complaint against Israel for the alleged genocide of two French children killed in Gaza airstrikes, implicating PM Netanyahu and the IDF. The case, driven by lawyer Arié Alimi, aligns with increasing global scrutiny over Israel's military actions, amid rising Palestinian casualties and international calls for accountability.

The EU is revising its air passenger rights regulation, potentially lowering compensation for flight delays, sparking backlash from consumer advocates. The changes might leave many passengers uncompensated as delay thresholds are increased, with Germany opposing the revisions.

In a major crackdown, the Spanish National Police arrested twenty individuals across twelve countries, targeting a child pornography ring. This international operation, involving 28 nations, uncovered extensive use of messaging apps to distribute illicit material, leading to ongoing investigations.
