News for June 5, 2025

A federal judge temporarily blocked President Donald Trump’s move to stop foreign students from traveling to Harvard University, after Harvard said the action was illegal retaliation.

House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer has subpoenaed former President Joe Biden’s White House doctor as part of an inquiry into Biden’s health and fitness.

The U.S. sanctioned alleged drug traffickers, including Paul Daby Jr. and Randolph Duncan, over a cocaine smuggling network that used boats, airstrips, and “narco subs” in Guyana.

President Donald Trump’s administration sanctioned four International Criminal Court judges over rulings tied to Israel and U.S. actions in Afghanistan.

President Donald Trump ordered an investigation into Joe Biden’s use of an autopen, while Biden called the claims false and a distraction.

President Donald Trump’s new travel ban has caused fear and confusion for families from Haiti, Cuba, and other targeted countries, as many people worry about being cut off from loved ones and plans in the U.S.

Mohamed Soliman was formally charged in Boulder County with 118 state counts after the attack on a march for Israeli hostages, as he remains held in Boulder County Jail.

San Antonio police chief William P. McManus apologized for an early statement that said there was no evidence Jonathan Joss’s killing was a hate crime and said the case is still under investigation.

An immigration judge granted bond for Massachusetts teen Marcelo Gomes da Silva after his arrest by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement on the way to volleyball practice.

Trump said he will deny visas to foreign students who want to study at Harvard, escalating his clash with the university.

A federal review found that a Texas hospital broke the law when it sent Kyleigh Thurman home without treating her life-threatening ectopic pregnancy, raising new questions about emergency abortion care.