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Inside Donald Trump’s Attack on Immigration Courts

On a Thursday morning last month, Patrick O’Brien, a federal immigration judge, walked into his courtroom in downtown San Francisco. He was scheduled for a master-calendar hearing, a roll call, essentially, to get cases ready for trial. O’Brien was wearing a matte-black robe that seemed to absorb the artificial light overhead. He took his seat, scanned the room, and angled himself toward a computer monitor. The court was leanly staffed. There was a judicial clerk but no bailiff or stenographer. Opposite the judge were tables for the prosecution—the Department of Homeland Security—and for the respondent, a succession of immigrants who were applying for asylum. A Spanish interpreter appeared as a faceless box on a big screen.



n a Thursday morning last month, Patrick O’Brien, a federal immigration judge, walked into his courtroom in downtown San Francisco. He was scheduled for a master-calendar hearing, a roll call, essentially, to get cases ready for trial. O’Brien was wearing a matte-black robe that seemed to absorb the artificial light overhead. He took his seat, scanned the room, and angled himself toward a computer monitor. The court was leanly staffed. There was a judicial clerk but no bailiff or stenographer. Opposite the judge were tables for the prosecution—the Department of Homeland Security—and for the respondent, a succession o

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n a Thursday morning last month, Patrick O’Brien, a federal immigration judge, walked into his courtroom in downtown San Francisco. He was scheduled for a master-calendar hearing, a roll call, essentially, to get cases ready for trial. O’Brien was wearing a matte-black robe that seemed to absorb the artificial light overhead. He took his seat, 

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Scientists have identified more than fifty ways that houses can ignite. It’s possible to defend against all of them—but it’s arduous, and homeowners can’t do it alone.

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n June, 2012, hundreds of homes in Mountain Shadows, Colorado, a subdivision in the foothills of the Rockies, were reduced to ash during the wind-whipped Waldo Canyon Fire. On a cul-de-sac called Hot Springs Court, however, four dwellings somehow remained standing. The mystery of their survival nagged at Alex Maranghides, a fire-protection engineer at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), who worked with several colleagues on a meticulous reconstruction of the fire. How did the homes make it through? Was there something special about them—a fireproof roof, say, or a fancy sprinkler system?

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I n June, 2012, hundreds of homes in Mountain Shadows, Colorado, a subdivision in the foothills of the Rockies, were reduced to ash during the wind-whipped Waldo Canyon Fire.

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India’s Durga Puja, where worship meets social change. India’s eastern state of Bengal transformed this week into the world’s largest public art festival - an immersive blend of worship, artistic expression, and social messaging, thanks to an annual Hindu festival known as Durga Puja. Inscribed by the UN cultural agency, UNESCO, in 2021 as an element of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, Durga Puja isn’t just a festival, it’s a city-wide act of reimagination, one that resonates.



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India’s Durga Puja, where worship meets social change. India’s eastern state of Bengal transformed this week into the world’s largest public art festival - an immersive blend of worship, artistic expression, and social messaging, thanks to an annual Hindu festival known as Durga Puja. Inscribed by the UN cultural agency, UNESCO, in 2021 as an element of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, Durga Puja isn’t just a festival, it’s a city-wide act of reimagination, one that resonates.



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Tidal wave of emotion’ secures win for young Turkish writer in UN competition. Fifteen-year-old Reyyan Demiriz from Türkiye has been awarded first prize in a UN young writers’ competition which garnered a staggering 1.6 million entries from 65 different countries.

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Sudan: As children continue to suffer, school remains a distant hope. Aid agencies working in war-torn Sudan issued an alert on Friday over the particular harm faced by children there, the longer the conflict goes on. “The scale of needs in Sudan are so big that we have to make tough decisions on who receives assistance and who doesn’t. Those are heartbreaking decisions to make,”



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When the bubble burst in 2008, it caused a cost-of-living crisis that has only gotten worse. We have been squeezed beyond our breaking point for years now. The pain, trauma, brutalisation and disenfranchisement of this experience have directly led to the rise of neo-fascism and the solidification of a super-wealthy ruling oligarchal class across the entire Western world. The AI bubble bursting will cause another recession that is even more brutal than 2008. It will take the ills we face today, like neo-fascism, and turbocharge them.

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LG Electronics India shares made a bumper stock market debut to list at 50 percent premium over its IPO price on the National Stock Exchange (NSE), following a 54.02 times subscription to its issue between October 7-9 in the primary market.

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Rude kid' on KBC 17 ignites parenting debate online, but Amitabh Bachchan’s composure wins praise

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Japan Open squash: Joshna Chinappa beats Egypt’s Haya Ali to lift 11th title

The former women’s world No 10 defeated the third seed 11-5, 11-9, 6-11, 11-8 in 38 minutes in the final of the $15,000 Challenger event. Joshna Chinappa won her 11th PSA title at the Japan Open in Yokohama on Monday (October 13, 2025), with a victory over Egypt’s Haya Ali in four games.

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Women Cricket World Cup: Two defeats prompt rethinking in Indian women’s camp. South Africa and Australia handed India identical three-wicket defeats in the space of four days to peg back the home side’s campaign in the ICC showpiece.

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The 21-year-old Gauff won her second title of the year, having won the French Open on clay, and she now has 11 career titles. The third-ranked Gauff served to save the second set at 5-3 down. She held and then broke the sixth-ranked Pegula to love for 5-5. Pegula's forehand volley at the net landed wide to give Gauff a first match point and, with Pegula on second serve, she clinched it with a forehand winner following a brief rally.

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Every large galaxy harbors a supermassive black hole at its center, each one emitting powerful winds of hot gas from its event horizon. Our galaxy should be no exception. Yet for the last 50 or so years, astronomers have been searching for winds coming from the black hole at the Milky Way’s center, and in all that time, they found nothing. Not even a gentle breeze.

Until now. In a preliminary study, a team of scientists detail the strongest evidence found yet of winds flowing from the Milky Way’s black hole, Sagittarius A*. The breakthrough findings, posted to the preprint server arXiv in September, describe a large, cone-shaped region around the black hole where cold gas appe

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