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Acting Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Director Todd Lyons submitted his resignation letter to the Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin on Thursday, stating he will stay on until May 31 to assist with the transition process.

Galway, Ireland is considering a tourist tax that could generate over $2.1 million annually to address infrastructure and overtourism issues, but the proposal faces opposition from some local leaders who are concerned it could send the "wrong message" and make the city a "laughingstock."

Democratic congressional candidate Analilia Mejia, backed by progressive leaders, defeated Republican Joe Hathaway in the special election to fill the vacant House seat in New Jersey's 11th District, demonstrating the power of "people power" to deliver election victories.

Singer David Burke, known as D4vd, was arrested in connection with the murder of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez, whose body was found in the trunk of an abandoned Tesla in Los Angeles.

The article discusses Republican Congressman Chip Roy's introduction of the PAUSE Act to temporarily halt all immigration, citing concerns about foreign nationals and visa fraud, while the Trump administration announces an expansion of its visa restriction policy targeting those working on behalf of U.S. adversaries in the Western Hemisphere.

Franklin Graham, President of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, defends President Trump's post depicting him as a healing figure, stating it was not meant as a depiction of Jesus Christ.

A former fifth-grade teacher in Louisiana was arrested on multiple charges, including those involving her minor students, and faces a total of 25 charges including indecent behavior with juveniles, first-degree rape, and computer-aided solicitation of a minor.

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is considering easing restrictions on peptides, which are short chains of amino acids used for various medical conditions, in anticipated talks with Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who has publicly discussed using and promoting these substances.

A Mexican national illegal alien is accused of randomly setting a fatal apartment fire in New York City that killed four people and injured seven others, but the city is refusing to turn him over to immigration authorities.

Mike Trout hit five home runs and tallied nine RBIs during the Los Angeles Angels' four-game series against the New York Yankees, making history as the first visiting player to hit a home run four straight days at Yankee Stadium.

A conservative reporter was allegedly assaulted by a Minnesota family during an anti-ICE protest, leading to conflicting accounts and an investigation by authorities.

House Republicans faced opposition from conservative lawmakers in their efforts to extend the government's controversial warrantless surveillance powers under FISA Section 702, leading to a short-term two-week extension instead of a longer-term deal.

The Chinese government is increasing pressure on underground Catholic communities to join the state-controlled church and tightening surveillance and restrictions on an estimated 12 million Catholics as part of a decade-old campaign to ensure religious groups align with Communist Party ideology.

The Trump administration canceled a longstanding contract with Catholic Charities in Miami, citing a drop in illegal immigration, which the Archdiocese of Miami's Archbishop Thomas Wenski criticized as an unacceptable reason to discontinue funding for the organization's services for unaccompanied migrant children.

The FBI has received DNA evidence collected from the home of Nancy Guthrie, the 84-year-old mother of Today show co-anchor Savannah Guthrie, who was abducted from her residence in Tucson, Arizona on February 1.

The U.S. Embassy in Albania has issued a travel advisory for the capital city of Tirana, warning American tourists of potential attacks by groups associated with Iran due to heightened geopolitical tensions.

Students at a Washington high school were briefly exposed to nude images during a teacher's classroom presentation, prompting an investigation by the school district.

Justice Clarence Thomas warned that modern-day progressivism poses an existential threat to the founding principles of the United States in a rare public speech, urging young people to have courage and stand up for their principles against growing "cynicism" and "hostility" in the country.