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Tulsi Gabbard, identified as a Republican, has sent materials to the Department of Justice for possible criminal proceedings.

A cyber attack is reportedly creating chaos at colleges across the United States. KRLD Dallas reported that Harvard, Penn, and Duke universities were victims of a cyber attack. School systems and universities across the country are scrambling after a cyber attack on an online learning system. The attack has caused widespread disruption, prompting an urgent response from educational institutions.

A leader identified as Silva has avoided a joint press conference alongside the U.S. President, who was acting as his host. The reason for avoiding the press conference was not specified.

A crash occurred around 10 p.m.

Former US President Donald Trump made a statement in a media post concerning the European Commission. The specific content of his remarks was not fully detailed in the broadcast.

The Al Jazeera Arabic source questioned the purpose of Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's upcoming visit to Washington.

The Federal Trade Court issued a ruling this week, according to a Washington D.C. federal court has struck down President Donald Trump administration's 10% blanket global tariffs, calling them unlawful. Court of International Trade issued a split 2-1 ruling, stating that the administration failed to justify the tariffs under Section 120. This decision is considered a major setback to the White House's trade policy. The House's top Democrat, Hakeem Jeffries, had celebrated the referendum's approval. This decision is stated to potentially have a impact on the midterm elections.

The aftermath of 'Operation Metro search' continues to upend the lives of many immigrants in the United States. The crackdown has resulted in shuttered restaurants, households rationing groceries, mounting debt, and mental health woes.

The Trump administration has sold hundreds of billions of dollars in arms to Gulf countries, including approximately $17 billion in missiles that were not publicly announced. The sales include approximately $17 billion in unannounced missiles.

Republican Congressman Don Bacon from Nebraska participated in a forum on artificial intelligence and emerging technologies. During the event, he discussed goals related to adjusting the baseline for cyber. The forum featured a conversation with the Congressman.