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1 week ago | 
san.com | Alex Delia |Evan Hummel |Kalé Carey |Michael Edwards
The Trump administration may send deported migrants to Libya as soon as Wednesday, May 7, according to a trio of U.S. officials who spoke with Reuters on the condition of anonymity. It would mark the first time immigrants are sent to Libya, and comes following President Donald Trump’s previous criticism of Libya’s abusive treatment toward detained migrants. Two U.S. officials told Reuters the U.S. military may begin flying migrants to Libya by Wednesday, but emphasized that plans are still fluid.
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1 week ago | 
san.com | Alex Delia |Craig Nigrelli |Evan Hummel |Michael Edwards
President Donald Trump is expected to announce that the U.S. will refer to the Persian Gulf as the Arabian Gulf, or the Gulf of Arabia, while visiting Saudi Arabia during the week of May 11. The plan was revealed by a pair of U.S. officials who spoke to The Associated Press on the condition of anonymity. The anticipated announcement comes as Arab nations have lobbied for a change to the name of the body of water, 1,000 miles of which borders Iran’s southern coast.
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1 week ago | 
san.com | Evan Hummel |Kalé Carey |Michael Edwards |Mathew Grisham
The FBI is warning about a global network of violent criminals preying on teens and adolescents through online platforms like Discord, Roblox and Telegram. Authorities say predators convince their victims to self-harm, create graphic pornography and harm family pets.
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1 week ago | 
san.com | Drew Pittock |Kalé Carey |Michael Edwards
Dozens of New York University law students say they have been barred from campus unless they sign an agreement not to protest. Thirty-one pro-Palestinian students told The Intercept they received a “Use of Space Agreement” that restricts them from participating in demonstrations on school grounds. In the agreement, the students are classified as “persona non grata,” or PNG, meaning they can’t enter certain buildings and facilities.
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1 week ago | 
san.com | Craig Nigrelli |Evan Hummel |Michael Edwards
Following years of trial runs and setbacks, Aurora Innovation says its first fully-autonomous semitruck has hit public highways in the Lonestar State and has already completed 1,200 miles of travel. Dubbed the company’s Class 8 line of trucks, the self-driving semi is making deliveries between Dallas and Houston, according to a statement from Aurora.
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2 weeks ago | 
san.com | Craig Nigrelli |Evan Hummel |Michael Edwards
A Pittsburgh funeral home owner is facing charges connected to accusations he dumped thousands of pets’ bodies and gave pet owners different ashes. Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday announced the charges against Patrick Vereb, the funeral home director at the center of the case, on Monday, April 28. An investigation by the attorney general’s office found Vereb stole more than $650,000 from customers who paid for their animals’ burials and cremations between 2021 and 2024, Sunday said.
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2 weeks ago | 
san.com | Craig Nigrelli |Michael Edwards
London-based oil company BP announced a shift in its strategy for the years ahead. The Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday, April 29, that BP plans to increase oil and gas production in the U.S. by more than 50% by 2030. The increase in production marks a change from BP’s recent push for renewable energy. The WSJ report indicated that BP will reduce spending on green technology.
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2 weeks ago | 
san.com | Craig Nigrelli |Evan Hummel |Michael Edwards
[Craig Nigrelli]U-S INTELLIGENCE AGENCIES ARE AIMING TO WEED OUT WHISTLEBLOWERS TO PLUG LEAKS OF SENSITIVE INFORMATION TO THE MEDIA… AND USING TECHNOLOGY MORE THAN A HUNDRED YEARS OLD TO DO IT. F-B-I DIRECTOR KASH PATEL ORDERING THE BUREAU TO BEGIN POLYGRAPH TESTS TO FIND ANYONE IT BELIEVES IS LEAKING INFORMATION HURTFUL TO ITS OPERATIONS, AS FIRST REPORTED BY THE WASHINGTON POST. THE ENHANCED TACTICS HAVE REPORTEDLY LED TO A “CULTURE OF FEAR” WITHIN NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCIES.
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2 weeks ago | 
san.com | Evan Hummel |Lauren Keenan |Michael Edwards
Global shipping company DHL Express reversed a decision it made last week. The German-based shipping firm announced on Monday, April 28 that it resumed worldwide business-to-consumer shipments worth more than $800 to American customers. The company cited “constructive dialogue” with U.S. officials, including Customs and Border Protection, the Department of Homeland Security, the Department of Commerce and adjustments to U.S. customs rules as its reason for resuming shipments.
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2 weeks ago | 
san.com | Alex Delia |Craig Nigrelli |Michael Edwards
[Craig Nigrelli]President Trump is vowing to bring back the Columbus Day holiday in October. The President went on his Truth Social platform Sunday to make the announcement. He asserted that “Democrats did everything possible to destroy Christopher Columbus, his reputation and all of the Italians that love him so much.“The President said he is reinstating the day under the same rules, dates and locations where it had been marked for many decades.
