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ICE plans to scrap shortened training program for new immigration officersMay 06, 2026 4:41 pm - U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is preparing to return to a longer training program for new deportation officers, two Department of Homeland Security officials said Wednesday, restoring previous standards after dramatically shortening the instruction period for recruits last year.
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Ted Turner, cable TV visionary who created CNN, dies at 87May 06, 2026 9:26 am - Ted Turner, a mercurial tycoon and gadfly visionary whose “superstation” TBS was a cornerstone of cable TV’s early success, whose 24-hour news channel CNN revolutionized TV journalism, and whose sprawling legacy encompassed conservation, philanthropy and professional sports, died Wednesday. He was 87.
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ICE raids reduce jobs for both U.S.-born and undocumented workers, study findsMay 06, 2026 9:20 am - President Donald Trump’s immigration raids and checkpoints are weighing on the labor market, leading to fewer jobs for U.S.-born men without a college degree as well as undocumented immigrants, according to an economic study out this week.
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Iran has hit far more U.S. military assets than reported, satellite images showMay 06, 2026 7:57 am - Imagery published by Iranian state-affiliated media and verified by The Post shows damage to at least 228 structures or pieces of equipment at U.S. military sites.
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Trump lashes out at Pope Leo again ahead of Rubio trip to RomeMay 05, 2026 6:41 pm - Ahead of a visit to Rome by Secretary of State Marco Rubio aimed partly at defusing tensions between the White House and the Vatican, President Donald Trump unleashed new criticism at Pope Leo XIV.
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US mission to reopen Strait of Hormuz will be temporary, Hegseth saysMay 05, 2026 6:08 pm - Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Tuesday the U.S. mission to protect commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz would be temporary and other nations would soon have to take responsibility, emphasizing that the fragile ceasefire with Iran remained in place despite attacks on U.S. ships a day earlier.
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Publishers sue Meta, claiming it violated copyrights in training AI with their booksMay 05, 2026 4:02 pm - Five leading publishers and a best-selling author filed a class-action lawsuit against Meta and its founder, Mark Zuckerberg, on Tuesday, alleging that the tech giant violated copyright law by training its generative artificial intelligence platform on millions of illegally pirated books and articles.
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When you don’t know what’s for dinner, start with the sauceMay 05, 2026 5:40 am - This lusciously savory, tangy and creamy take on the traditional Mexican sauce known as pipián features roasted tomatillos and poblano peppers blended with pumpkin seeds, spices and fresh cilantro. Here, it’s simmered with pork tenderloin medallions, but it will elevate just about any protein you like — shrimp, chicken, beans, fish, tofu, you name it.
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Just sweet enough: Pair rhubarb with raspberries in this stunning tartMay 05, 2026 5:33 am - In this streamlined sheet pan tart that harkens the arrival of spring, raspberry and rhubarb come together to create a dessert that is just sweet enough. A flaky puff-pastry dough is the base for a quick lemony batter topped with a mix of sliced rhubarb, fresh raspberries and raspberry jam.
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A legendary food writer’s office treasures paint a portrait of a full lifeMay 05, 2026 4:56 am - Legendary food writer Marian Burros, whose half-century career included stints at both The Washington Post and the New York Times, died in September at 92, leaving behind a legacy few could touch. What’s left of her home office, toured days before an estate sale, tells the story of a long and illustrious career.