LAW ENFORCEMENT
US enforces new $1,000 immigration parole fee
The Department of Homeland Security has introduced a new $1,000 fee for individuals paroled into the United States. This fee, effective October 16, applies to those already in the country when their parole is approved. Certain humanitarian and public benefit cases are exempt from this payment. The department emphasizes its commitment to border security and lawful immigration processes.
Labor unions sue US over monitoring social media of visa holders
Labor unions have filed a lawsuit alleging the Trump administration violated First Amendment rights by using AI to monitor social media for specific viewpoints, including criticism of Israel. The complaint argues this surveillance program chills speech among visa holders and legal residents, threatening immigration action for expressing disapproved views.
Mumbai businessman loses Rs 58 crore in 'digital arrest' fraud
A 72-year-old Mumbai businessman was allegedly duped of Rs 58 crore in a ‘digital arrest’ scam, one of the largest such cyber frauds reported involving an individual. Fraudsters posing as ED and CBI officials intimidated him and his wife via video calls, claiming he was involved in a money laundering case, and pressured him to transfer money to multiple bank accounts over two months.
Diwali delight? More like a lung assault
In New Delhi, the air quality crisis remains a pressing issue. Recently, the Supreme Court has allowed the use of eco-friendly crackers for Diwali celebrations. However, this ruling comes with stringent time limits and sales regulations. The court pointed to challenges posed by the industry and illegal smuggling as factors influencing its decision.
ED restores Rs 175-cr worth assets to distressed homebuyers; SC praises its initiative
The Enforcement Directorate has restored flats, commercial units, and plots worth Rs 175 crore to over 200 homebuyers after a 12-year wait. This action follows a Supreme Court directive to protect the interests of genuine homebuyers caught in prolonged legal proceedings related to a money laundering investigation.
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US revokes visas of six foreign nationals over offensive comments on Charlie Kirk’s assassination
The US State Department revoked visas for six foreigners after they made derisive remarks about conservative activist Charlie Kirk's assassination. This action reflects the Trump administration's intensified efforts to enforce immigration laws and protect citizens from hostile speech. The individuals, from Argentina, Brazil, Germany, Mexico, Paraguay, and South Africa, had their visas canceled following reviews of their social media posts.
Supreme Court corners ED in Tamil Nadu Corporation case
The Supreme Court questioned the Enforcement Directorate's jurisdiction in the TASMAC money laundering probe, raising concerns about encroaching on state police powers and the federal structure. The bench extended a stay on ED proceedings, which are investigating a purported ₹1,000 crore scam.
Mitt Romney's sister-in-law Carrie Elizabeth Romney death a foul play, accident or suicide? further info on death awaits as toxicology report due
Carrie Elizabeth Romney, 64-year-old sister-in-law of former US Senator Mitt Romney, died after falling or jumping from a five-story parking garage in Valencia Friday night. Authorities responded at 8:30 p.m. to Town Center Drive. No foul play suspected. Cause of death deferred pending toxicology results.
Mitt Romney's sister-in-law found dead near parking garage in Valencia
Carrie Romney, 64-year-old sister-in-law of former US Senator Mitt Romney, was found dead near a Valencia Town Center parking garage Friday evening. Preliminary reports suggest she may have jumped or fallen. Los Angeles County Medical Examiner deferred cause of death pending toxicology tests as investigation continues.
Britain issues first online safety fine to US website 4chan
Britain has fined internet forum site 4chan twenty thousand pounds. This is the first penalty under the new online safety law. Regulator Ofcom issued the fine for failing to provide information. 4chan did not respond to requests about illegal content risks. The fine will increase daily if not paid.
Google says Australian law on teen social media use 'extremely difficult' to enforce
Google has stated that Australia's new law banning social media for under-16s will be difficult to enforce and won't improve child safety online. The tech giant argues that the focus should be on safety tools and parental controls, not restricting access. Australia's law, set to take effect in December, requires platforms to infer age using AI and behavioral data.
YouTube warns Australia social media ban will not keep children safe
Australia plans to ban children under sixteen from social media by 2025. Video streaming giant YouTube argues this ban is well-intentioned but will not enhance online safety. The company states enforcement will be difficult and suggests YouTube should be excluded. Social media firms have called the laws vague and rushed. Companies face hefty fines for non-compliance.
ED offers Flipkart to close FEMA violation case by paying penalty, admitting mistake
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has reportedly offered e-commerce firm Flipkart a chance to close a FEMA violation case by admitting fault and paying a penalty. This compounding option, given under FEMA rules, aims to settle alleged breaches without lengthy enforcement actions. Flipkart and Amazon India are under ED scrutiny for potential FEMA and competition law violations.
Over Rs 60,000 fine: Why this Noida driver got slapped with a hefty penalty as internet erupts over his viral video
A man's high-speed car stunts in Greater Noida led to a hefty fine. A viral video showed a black Maruti Suzuki Baleno performing dangerous maneuvers. Noida Traffic Police took swift action, issuing a Rs 57,500 e-challan for reckless driving. The incident highlights the consequences of dangerous driving and the authorities' commitment to road safety.
Communal tensions: Odisha CM Majhi blames 'vested interests' for tarnishing state's Image
Odisha CM Mohan Majhi has blamed "vested interests" for attempts to tarnish the state's peaceful image amidst rising law and order concerns. Recent incidents, including communal tensions in Cuttack and the murder of a BJP leader in Berhampur, have drawn criticism. The CM has directed police to stay vigilant and engage with community leaders to ensure peace.
Who is WGN-TV producer Debbie Brockman, and why she detained by US border agents in Chicago
A WGN-TV producer, Debbie Brockman, was detained by US Customs and Border Protection agents in Chicago. She was arrested for allegedly assaulting a federal law enforcement officer. Video of the incident shows masked agents restraining her. The Department of Homeland Security stated she threw objects at officers. WGN-TV is investigating the situation.
'Why limit surrogacy by age?': SC tells Centre in landmark ruling; questions state's role in parenting
The Supreme Court has ruled against the retrospective application of age limits in India's Surrogacy Act, allowing couples who initiated embryo freezing before January 25, 2022, to proceed with surrogacy. The court emphasized that the state cannot question parenting capabilities when no prior restrictions existed, highlighting inconsistencies with natural conception and adoption age norms.
Cough syrup deaths: Supreme Court rejects PIL seeking CBI probe, nationwide drug safety review
The Supreme Court dismissed a PIL seeking reforms in drug safety mechanisms following child deaths linked to toxic cough syrups. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta argued the petitioner was acting on newspaper reports, and states have existing law enforcement. The bench dismissed the plea after learning the petitioner had filed multiple PILs.
NYPD cop shot in the head in the Bronx, suspect in custody as probe continues; what do we know so far
A police officer was shot in the head in the Bronx on Thursday night, October 9, 2025, near Paulding Avenue and East Gun Hill Road. Law enforcement sources confirmed the incident to The New York Post, and one suspect has been taken into custody. The officer's condition remains unclear as the NYPD investigates the shooting.
India upholds rule of law as cornerstone of its national governance, enshrined in Constitution: Vivek Tankha
India reiterated its commitment to the rule of law at the UN General Assembly, highlighting constitutional provisions and judicial independence. The nation is modernizing its legal framework with new criminal laws to address emerging threats like cybercrime and drone misuse, reinforcing national security and global stability.
Here are the lyrics of Zach Bryan song that irked Trump and Kristi Noem as Democrats come out in full support
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem has strongly criticized country music star Zach Bryan's new song that targets ICE raids. Noem expressed disappointment, calling the song disrespectful to law enforcement and the country. Bryan, a former US Navy serviceman, defended his song, stating it expresses love for the country and its people.
ED raids 8 premises linked to drug smugglers Faisal Shaikh, Alfiya Faisal Shaikh in Mumbai
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) searched eight Mumbai locations linked to a drug trafficking network operated by Faisal Javed Shaikh and Alfiya Faisal Shaikh. The operation aimed to trace proceeds from MD drug sales, with Faisal Shaikh reportedly sourcing the drug from notorious kingpin Salim Dola, who is wanted by law enforcement.
What is Swatting? Hoag Hospital active shooter incident explained. Here's what happened and all we know about dangerous and illegal act
What is swatting? Hoag Hospital in Newport Beach received a report of an active shooter. Police responded quickly and confirmed the incident was a false report. Authorities explain the danger of swatting, its legal consequences, and past cases, highlighting the importance of understanding this criminal activity.
Hoag Hospital Active Shooter Incident in Newport Beach: Is there a real threat or swatting call? Here's complete truth
Hoag Hospital in Newport Beach was reported as an active shooter scene, but authorities confirmed it was a swatting incident. Police responded quickly and found no real threat. Swatting is illegal and dangerous, and officials are investigating the case to prevent future false emergency calls.
Pam Bondi's fiery testimony at Senate hearing after Dick Durbin's questioning - key points to know
Attorney General Pam Bondi faced sharp questioning from Senate Democrats. Accusations arose that she had politicized the Justice Department. Bondi defended her record, redirecting criticism. She denied claims of protecting Donald Trump and targeting opponents. The hearing involved heated exchanges regarding immigration and the Jeffrey Epstein case files. Bondi vowed to restore public trust in law enforcement.
Senator Durbin critiques attorney general Pam Bondi for politicizing DOJ and dismantling key divisions
Senator Dick Durbin has sharply criticized Attorney General Pam Bondi. He alleged she weaponized the Justice Department to shield President Trump and his allies. Durbin claimed Bondi forced out hundreds of experienced officials and dismantled key investigative units. These actions, he stated, occurred despite rising threats and crimes. He also raised ethical concerns regarding her leadership.
Trump Insurrection act: What is it? What will happen if Donald Trump implements the Act?
Insurrection Act has been used 30 times in U.S. history, according to New York University's Brennan Center for Justice, a left-leaning public policy institute.
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