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A FedEx Boeing 767 made an emergency landing at Newark Airport after a bird strike caused its engine to catch fire. No injuries were reported. The incident comes amid rising concerns over recent aviation accidents.  

Trump has introduced a new 'gold card' visa program, offering a potential pathway to US citizenship for a $5 million investment. The initiative, intended to replace the existing EB-5 visa, is expected to benefit Indian graduates and wealthy investors.

An AI-generated deepfake video of Trump kissing Musk’s feet aired on HUD building screens, mocking their relationship. The viral clip, labeled 'Long live the real king,' drew backlash, with officials vowing action against those responsible.  

Brooklyn man Ramel Warner, 23, is accused of sexually abusing a 7-year-old boy, recording the acts, and sharing footage on the dark web. Authorities suspect more victims.

Elon Musk’s directive requiring federal employees to justify their jobs faced resistance, with FBI Director Kash Patel instructing staff to ignore it. While Trump backed Musk, agencies pushed back, calling it to overreach. Despite the controversy, Musk praised responders, escalating tensions over his government's efficiency efforts.

Donald Trump removed General CQ Brown as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, citing a need for leadership change. He nominated Lt. Gen. Dan Caine, praising his role in defeating ISIS.

Russia captures two east Ukrainian villages, edging closer to the Dnipropetrovsk region, as Moscow continues its advance in eastern Ukraine.

Kash Patel confirmed as FBI Director, wins Senate vote 51-49, amidst opposition from Democrats and some Republicans. He was greeted by Trump aide Dan Scavino in Bollywood style.

Trump has said that his 'very good relationship' with Chinese President Xi Jinping could pave the way for a new trade agreement. Speaking on Air Force One, Trump recalled his 2020 trade deal with China but acknowledged a competitive dynamic.  

Trump's designation of Latin American drug cartels as terrorist organizations sparks speculation about military action, but experts deem it unlikely, citing diplomatic and practical concerns.