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Then came the Sunday that a source connected to the El Helicoide prison messaged me: “Tarbay might be getting out today.”I hesitated to tell Vanessa. He was charged with terrorism, a common accusation against regime critics, and sent eventually to El Helicoide. He was soon transferred to El Helicoide, to be held first in a small cell. “During the first months of detention, speaking with people in other cells was forbidden.”Outside El Helicoide, the Venezuelan economy was in free fall. Luis, Vanessa, Mateo and Andrés huddle together in anticipation of their first night back under one roof.

Not clear how Trump sending ICE agents to airports would be helpful, TSA officer says 00:34 • Source: CNN Not clear how Trump sending ICE agents to airports would be helpful, TSA officer says 00:34It’s not clear how deploying ICE agents to US airports would help TSA officers, as it takes weeks to become certified to do security screening, said George Borek, an Atlanta TSA officer and union steward. “What it takes to be a TSA officer, a certified officer, to be able to do screening takes weeks and months to do,” Borek told CNN. “We’re at the breaking point.”If the partial government shutdown does not end by the next pay period, the situation “is going to be a lot worse in the weeks to come” as fewer TSA officers come to work, Borek said. Borek said he won’t be surprised if people wait three to four hours to get through security on Sunday at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. “I am actually apologizing to passengers as they come through,” he said.

President Donald Trump said border czar Tom Homan will be in charge of deploying Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents to airports on Monday, with Homan telling CNN the agents will help with security at entrances and exits to ease the Transportation Security Administration’s workload. Trump first announced the move to deploy ICE agents on social media Saturday, as lawmakers worked toward reaching an agreement to fund the Department of Homeland Security amid mounting travel disruptions. Vice President JD Vance accused Democrats on Sunday of holding TSA “hostage” while expressing gratitude that the White House will deploy ICE agents to airports. Two of the big sticking points remain whether to require judicial warrants on immigration enforcement action and to require ICE agents to remove their masks — both key Democratic demands that the White House has resisted. On Saturday, Republican Sen. John Kennedy told CNN “it could help” to send ICE agents to airports, but suggested that it’s not a definitive solution to the long security lines.

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) launched a $50 billion Rural Health Transformation fund in 2026. Between now and 2030, states will receive payments to strengthen rural hospitals, address workforce shortages, and expand telehealth capacity. If you're among the Rural Health Transformation Fund 2026 retirees, don't bank on this funding solving your local healthcare access issues. Rural hospitals continue struggling financially. More hospitals are converting to the Rural Emergency Hospital model — emergency care and outpatient services, but no overnight beds.

Rostyslav Lavrov filmed by Save Ukraine shortly after crossing the border into Ukraine. Save UkraineHe had secretly managed to contact volunteers from Save Ukraine, a group that rescues children trapped in Russia and Russian-occupied territories. “We built an underground railroad to find and rescue these kids.”As of the end of February, the group had brought back 1,162 Ukrainian children. Like Kuleba, Kasyanova runs a group of volunteers focused on returning Ukrainian children from Russia and occupied territory. The Kremlin rejected the ICC’s actions as “outrageous and unacceptable.”The 20,000 figure includes only the children Ukraine knows about – and Save Ukraine continues to identify new cases of children abducted into Russia.

Budapest – On the eve of the country’s decisive April elections, a unit of the Russian foreign intelligence service began last month to warn of a sharp decline in popular support for Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, whose pro-Moscow tilt has for a long time provided the Kremlin with a strategic position within NATO and the EU. According to data from this unit, such developments could affect the country’s political landscape and complicate foreign-policy calculations during the campaign. At the same time, it is stressed that close ties with Moscow remain an important element of Orbán’s foreign-policy orientation and his standing in the elections. Analysts note that such assessments by foreign intelligence services underscore the high level of influence external factors have on pre-election activity and political calculations in the country. As the vote draws near, experts expect developments and possible adjustments in the campaign’s tactics.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has a lead over her challengers in her bid for reelection, but more than half of voters view her unfavorably, according to a poll released Sunday. Bass’ campaign has pointed to declining homelessness and crime as among the successes of her first term as mayor. AdvertisementThe poll showed Bass — the city’s first female mayor and first Black female mayor — with strong support from Black voters, at 43%, while Raman has 6%. Bass performs better with older voters, while Raman and Huang are appealing to younger voters, the poll found. In the poll, Angelenos ranked their top priorities for the next mayor to address.

The preliminary visa data helps paint a fuller picture of immigration declines in the United States. In June, the administration enacted a travel ban on 19 countries — mostly majority-Muslim countries and those with a contentious relationship with the United States, such as Cuba. Meanwhile, the Trump administration began eliminating thousands of positions from the State Department, describing the reductions as an effort to root out “bloat” and inefficiency. But some foreigners could have been deterred by Trump’s anti-immigrant rhetoric and canceled plans to come to the United States. But in August, the Trump administration suspended visas for Palestinian passport holders, dashing Mousa’s dreams.

“So the reason for the stop is because of you’re veering off to the left and then you’re not stopping at the stop signs.” “Yeah, sorry about that.” “Is this your vehicle? Whose vehicle is it?” “Yeah, it’s just a rental.” “What are you, visiting?” “Yeah, I’m on tour.” “What are you doing?” “I’m on a world tour.” “A what?” “A world tour.” “Doing what?” “Hard to explain.” “I’m Justin Timberlake.” “What’s your name?” “Justin Timberlake.” “You are Justin Timberlake?” “Yeah.” “Do you have a license with you?” “Yeah, I do.” “And then, and then just walk. I’m sorry.” “Here, ready.” “I’m a little nervous.” “The way this device works is you just put your lips over it and you blow up. You performed poorly on those.” “So, you’re being held for the night, and then in the morning is the arraignment. And they actually have blankets for you.” “You guys are wild man.” “You guys are wild man.”

and former White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders (R) being asked to leave a restaurant — and he couldn’t believe where it happened. In Arkansas, that’s very surprising,” he said, after a reporter told him the incident took place in Sanders’ home state. The restaurant, The Croissanterie, disputed that anyone told Sanders employees felt “threatened,” but did say employees and customers raised questions about her being there. “Ultimately, we made the decision to support our employees and guests who expressed they were uncomfortable,” the restaurant said in a statement. Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement Advertisement“I love Arkansas,” Trump told reporters.

Leon Neal via Getty ImagesA cabinet minister has ruled out giving MPs a vote on UK military action in Iran. Steve Reed said it would be “unprecedented” for the Commons to be given a say on operations “defending British people” in the area. He said: “It would be unprecedented to call a vote in parliament on defending British people and British assets. “The UK did not take part in the initial offensive action because we didn’t see there was a legal basis for the UK to participate. “The prime minister promised that military action would be subject to a binding vote in parliament and I’m sure he wouldn’t want to be telling lies to the whole country on such a crucial issue.

Why Are We Obsessed With Antigone? Antigone, an ancient Greek play, is being adapted in several theaters across New York City. Our critic Helen Shaw explains why Sophocles’s anti-heroine is such a relevant figure today. By Helen Shaw, Léo Hamelin and Laura SalaberryMarch 22, 2026

Thirty-nine states now require a personal-finance course to graduate high school, with four adding the mandate since 2024. In a world of limited resources, state education departments are giving priority to the practical over the conceptual. At Brooklyn Preparatory High School last week, Diana Isern asked a group of about 20 teens in her personal-finance class to research their prospective colleges and compare price tags and graduate earnings data. She’s not looking forward to the economics class she has to take later this year, which is also a graduation requirement at Brooklyn Prep. “I always felt like that was a gap in our educational system,” said Scott Seavers, who 20 years ago asked if he could teach a personal-finance class at Columbus North High School in Indiana.