SUMMARY: Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem announced new leadership at the agency responsible for immigration enforcement, emphasizing increased lie detector tests for employees to prevent leaks about operations. During her appearance on CBS’ “Face the Nation,” Noem stated her commitment to enforcing the law in line with President Trump’s deportation agenda. Two leadership appointments were made, with Todd Lyons as acting ICE director and Madison Sheahan as deputy director. These changes follow concerns about the pace of deportations and recent leaks about planned operations. Noem also revealed plans to prosecute two individuals for leaking sensitive enforcement information.

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SUMMARY: Russian special forces infiltrated a gas pipeline to launch a surprise attack on Ukrainian units in the Kursk region as part of Moscow’s effort to reclaim territory lost during Ukraine’s significant cross-border incursion in August. This offensive saw Ukraine capture 1,000 square kilometers, including the strategic town of Sudzha, and take hundreds of Russian prisoners. Despite initial successes, Ukrainian forces have faced relentless assaults from around 50,000 Russian troops. Reports indicate that some Russian operatives utilized the pipeline to approach Sudzha, but Ukrainian forces quickly detected and countered their advances, resulting in high Russian casualties.

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SUMMARY: Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh are increasingly alarmed by the U.S. decision to halve food rations starting next month, impacting over a million people and worsening their nutritional situation. A refugee relief official noted that the cut, from $12.50 to $6 per month, will create social and mental pressures within the community. The World Food Program announced these reductions despite uncertainty about their link to U.S. funding cuts. Medical care is also deteriorating, with only emergency treatment available. The U.S. has historically been a major donor, providing nearly half of the humanitarian aid for Rohingya refugees, but overall support is declining.

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