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In his first 100 days in office, United States President Donald Trump invoked archaic immigration laws, questioned judges’ power to rule against his decisions and attempted to end several legal immigration pathways. Trump began laying the groundwork for his immigration plans long before his January 20 inauguration. For years, Trump and his allies have said falsely or without evidence that the US is being invaded by immigrants who are driving up crime rates and that foreign countries are sending their prisoners and mentally ill people to the US. Several Trump administration officials also said courts cannot and should not rule…

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Broken glasses of windows of Pakistani High Commission in London can be seen. —PTV/FileLONDON: The Metropolitan Police on Tuesday said it’s continuing to investigate one Indian man for affray, public order offence and threats during a protest by Indian nationals outside the Pakistan High Commission in London last Friday.Two Indian men were arrested on Friday for affray and issuing threats to the police outside the high commission while Pakistanis held a counter-protest. Police told Geo News that one man had been released without any further action, but the other one had been released on bail while the investigation was underway.A…

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People walk along a shopping street without electric lighting as police cars patrol to prevent theft and looting in the stores during a power outage which hit large parts of Spain, in Ronda, Spain April 28, 2025. — ReutersMADRID: Spanish electricity grid operator REE REDE.MC said on Tuesday its preliminary assessment had ruled out cyberattack as the cause of the nationwide power outage that hit most of Spain and Portugal on Monday.Lights went off in most of the two countries at 12:33pm (1033 GMT) on Monday in what was the worst blackout ever recorded in the Iberian Peninsula. Power supply…

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Meghan Markle hands Prince Harry rules for interacting with his cancer-stricken father‘Brainwashed’ Prince Harry is being forbidden from getting close to his fatherMeghan Markle appears to have handed Prince Harry some rules when it comes to his dealings with his father. This all relates to his most recent visit to the UK, for his hearing in the Appeals Court about his taxpayer-funded security.According to RadarOnline, upon jetting off, “Harry would have liked to pay his dad a visit, but he didn’t – and everyone is saying it was his fear of upsetting Meghan that held him back.”For those unversed, Prince…

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Jeremy Renner reveals what he saw after he ‘died’Jeremy Renner says the snowplow accident in January 2023 left him “dead” for a while, and he’s also shared what he experienced and saw while he was “dead.”Renner recalled lying on the snow for 45 minutes after the 14000-pound snowplow hit him. The actor broke 30 bones, lost lots of blood, and was also suffering from hypothermia. “After about 30 minutes on the ice, of breathing manually for so long, an effort akin to doing 10 or 20 push-ups per minute for half an hour … that’s when I died,” he recounted.…

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Supporters of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) wave flags as they protest demanding free and fair results of the elections, in Peshawar on February 17, 2024. — ReutersPTI members worry convictions could lead to disqualification.Some of them exploring ways to pre-empt such a scenario.Widespread disappointment prevails among PTI leaders. ISLAMABAD: Among Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) parliamentarians, there is growing fear of their possible disqualification following the Supreme Court’s recent order for the conclusion of May 9-related cases within four months, The News reported on Tuesday.The issue has been actively discussed among party members, who, expressing their discontent with the judiciary, fear that the…

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Photo collage shows Canada’s Liberal Party candidates Iqra Khalid and Salma Zahid. —  iqrakhalid.liberal.ca/Facebook/Salma ZahidTwo women of Pakistani origin, Iqra Khalid and Salma Zahid, have been re-elected to Canada’s Parliament, marking a proud achievement for the Pakistani diaspora and highlighting the growing contributions of Pakistani-Canadians to Canadian public life.Liberal incumbent Iqra Khalid secured her fourth consecutive term from Mississauga—Erin Mills, leading her opponent by over 5,000 votes. Overcome with emotion, Khalid hugged her father as celebrations broke out. Originally from Pakistan, Khalid immigrated to Canada in 1998.  She studied criminology at York University and law at the University of Michigan…

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