News for June 4, 2025

President Donald Trump signed a travel ban that fully blocks entry from 12 countries and adds limits on 7 others, citing national security.

President Donald Trump announced a new travel ban blocking entry to the US from 12 countries, with partial limits on seven more, saying the move is needed because those countries do not have migration controls under control.

A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to give some migrants deported to El Salvador a chance to challenge their removals in court.

A Guatemalan man wrongly deported without due process has been returned to the United States after a federal judge ordered the Trump administration to bring him back.

Washtenaw County Health Department says overdose deaths in Washtenaw County fell sharply in 2024, helped by wider access to naloxone and fentanyl test strips.

A crash involving two semi trucks and several other vehicles injured at least five people and closed Interstate 70 west of the Eisenhower-Johnson Memorial Tunnel.

Authorities say Travis Decker is wanted after his three young daughters were found dead in Washington state, and the search for him is still underway.

Capture6 says it can clean water and pull carbon dioxide from the air at the same time, while lowering the cost of treating brine waste.

Jamie Dimon’s warning about private credit got fresh support from a new Moody’s Analytics report that says the fast-growing market could spread stress in a future crisis.

HELOC rates may edge down after the Federal Reserve’s June meeting, but they are more likely to stay near current levels unless the Fed gives a clear sign of rate cuts.

Canada is treating the Edmonton Oilers’ Stanley Cup run as more than a hockey story, with the long Cup drought tied to national pride and wider worries about U.S.-Canada tensions.

OpenAI said its business user base has grown to 3 million as it rolls out new workplace tools for ChatGPT Enterprise and ChatGPT Team.

Daniel Park was arrested and charged in the Palm Springs clinic bombing case after investigators said he helped supply materials for the attack that killed Guy Bartkus and injured four others.