Good morning! I’m Nicole Fallert. Here’s a quick overview of key news from Monday.
ICE has been deporting children and teens alongside their parents, with at least five cases reported since President Trump’s second term began. One notable case involved Martir Garcia Lara, a fourth grader from Torrence, California, who may not return to school in the fall after being deported to Honduras. His story reflects growing fears among immigrant families as the new school year approaches, despite the White House claiming that children are not targets of these raids.
In other news, a man in Michigan faces terrorism and attempted murder charges after a stabbing incident at a Walmart left 11 people injured. Bystanders played a crucial role in controlling the situation, with some intervening armed with their own weapons.
Hurricane season activity is expected to increase, with three named storms already this year. Experts noted abnormal water temperatures that could lead to more significant storm formation in the Atlantic.
On the international front, Israel announced a pause in military action in Gaza as humanitarian conditions worsen. This move follows international criticism over reports of starvation among Palestinians.
Additionally, advances in youth football safety are being made with new helmet testing protocols developed by Virginia Tech’s Helmet Lab, aimed at reducing head injury risks.
Finally, in sports, England’s Chloe Kelly showcased her renowned celebratory style after scoring a decisive penalty in the Euro 2025 final against Spain, successfully defending their championship from three years ago.
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