Mohsen Mahdawi, a Palestinian student and legal resident in the U.S., was arrested by ICE during a citizenship interview, sparking concerns over free speech rights. The case, drawing significant community and legislative support, highlights risks faced by international activists and raises questions about governmental overreach.

FSU students, joined by Parkland survivors, urge Florida lawmakers to tighten gun laws following a deadly campus shooting. As the community mourns, a controversial bill to lower the gun purchase age remains stalled in the Senate.

Sophie Nyweide, a 24-year-old actress known for roles in 'Noah' and 'Bella', was found dead near a riverbank in Bennington, Vermont, on April 14, 2025. Authorities are investigating the circumstances and seeking information from those who were with her before her death.

The Department of Education will resume collecting federal student loans in default on May 5, 2025, affecting millions. Critics argue this move could exacerbate financial hardship for borrowers.

Crozer Health's bankruptcy has led to the imminent closure of two hospitals, impacting 3,000 workers and 75,000 patients. State officials and advocates criticize the management's failure to secure sufficient funding.

The National Weather Service warns residents of severe weather with gusty winds and heavy rain in parts of the Southeast, notably affecting Chapin and Little Mountain. This system, marking the region's first major spring storm, could bring localized flooding and strong cells, with improvements anticipated by April 25.

President Trump will hold a rally in Macomb County, Michigan on April 29, 2025, celebrating his first 100 days back in office. The rally underscores his efforts to secure the Republican nomination, focusing on tariffs, trade, and border issues, with mixed local reactions.

Jelly Roll, celebrated for his music and personal transformation, has been unanimously recommended for a pardon by the board, a decision bolstered by Nashville Sheriff Daron Hall. His journey from legal troubles to award-winning artist exemplifies resilience and the power of redemption.

The U.S. Supreme Court is reviewing Mahmoud v. Taylor, a case challenging Montgomery County's refusal to allow opt-outs from LGBTQ-themed books based on religious rights. A ruling by mid-2025 could impact Maryland's education policies and fuel national debates on parental control and curriculum content.

China's dominance in the electric vehicle market was on full display at the Shanghai auto show, contrasting with struggles of German manufacturers like Volkswagen. U.S. tariffs are pushing Chinese brands to relocate production, while German firms face fierce competition and rethink strategies.