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🚨 Armed Man Lunges at Ohio Governor Candidate at Fair

An armed man was arrested Sunday after allegedly charging toward Ohio Democratic gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton during a campaign appearance at the Canfield Fair near Youngstown.

Security stopped the man before he reached Acton, who was unharmed. Several bystanders were injured as he pushed through the crowd. Ohio troopers made the arrest and charges have been filed.

Acton is a Democratic candidate in the 2026 Ohio governor's race.

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🚢 Canada Retaliatory Tariffs Set To Hit Tuesday With No Talks

Canada's "dollar for dollar" retaliatory tariffs are set to take effect Tuesday, with no reported negotiations between Washington and Ottawa to prevent them.

The tariffs come two weeks after President Trump imposed 50% levies on $27.6 billion worth of Canadian goods. Trump has defended the move, stating: "Canada's Dollar imbalance with the U.S. is unacceptable." Big Tech opposition to the administration's trade posture is also growing as midterms approach.

The standoff marks one of the sharpest trade confrontations between the two neighbors in recent memory, with no resolution in sight.

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🛂 ICE Arrests Top 50,000 Two Months Running, Noncriminals Swept Up

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has recorded back-to-back months of arrests exceeding 50,000 — a record for the second Trump administration — as officers push to meet quotas set by the White House.

The surge is increasingly sweeping up immigrants with no criminal record, including individuals already known to federal authorities. Officers are under pressure to hit numerical targets, a shift that has broadened the scope of enforcement beyond those with prior criminal histories.

The expansion marks a significant escalation in the administration's mass deportation effort, extending its reach to a wider population of undocumented immigrants than previously targeted.

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⚖️ Judge Blocks Trump's Second Birthright Citizenship Order

A federal judge in Maryland has blocked President Trump's latest executive order seeking to restrict birthright citizenship, ruling it is "almost certainly unconstitutional."

U.S. District Judge Deborah Boardman granted a preliminary injunction Wednesday in a case brought by two immigration advocacy groups — the same groups that challenged Trump's first such order. The ruling cites Supreme Court precedent, following a 6-3 Supreme Court decision that previously found Trump's initial effort to limit birthright citizenship illegal.

The setback puts the birthright citizenship fight on course to return to the Supreme Court.

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💻 Judge Rejects DOJ Bid To Break Up Google Ad Business

A federal judge ruled Wednesday that Google does not have to sell off its advertising technology business, rejecting the Justice Department's push for a structural breakup despite a finding that Google illegally monopolized the market.

U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkema of the Eastern District of Virginia accepted "most of the parties' proposed behavioral remedies" instead, which may include barring Google from self-preferencing its own ad auction tools and loosening ties between its ad server and ad exchange. The full ruling remains temporarily sealed pending confidential redactions. Google, which generated $294 billion in ad revenue last year, held over 90% market share in its ad server segment, Brinkema previously found.

This is the second time Google has fended off a DOJ breakup attempt — a separate judge rejected forced divestiture of Chrome last year. "We're very pleased the Court rejected the DOJ's proposal," said Google VP Lee-Anne Mulholland. Shares of Alphabet and rival adtech firms including The Trade Desk and AppLovin rose following the ruling.

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🇮🇷 U.S. Destroys Three IRGC-Linked Oil Tankers After Missile Attacks

The U.S. military struck and destroyed three Iranian oil tankers on Saturday after Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps fired missiles at American naval vessels in the region.

U.S. Central Command said an aircraft carrier and a destroyer evaded "multiple unprovoked Iranian attacks" with no U.S. personnel hurt. Two tankers were "permanently disabled" and a third, unladen vessel was destroyed. CENTCOM said the ships were part of a shadow network funding the IRGC. The strikes are the latest exchange since renewed hostilities flared, with Iran maintaining a stranglehold on the Strait of Hormuz as Washington presses a counter-blockade of Iranian ports.

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