Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg has warned 3D-printing companies, particularly Creality 3D, about the rise in ghost guns created with their technology. The Supreme Court upheld federal restrictions on these weapons, but issues remain, with a significant increase in ghost gun seizures and serious incidents involving 3D-printed firearms.

Legal aid groups have filed a federal lawsuit against HHS for cutting funding for legal representation of unaccompanied migrant children. The cuts impact around 26,000 children, potentially denying them access to necessary legal support. Lawyers argue this move will leave many children without legal protections, burden immigration courts, and complicate immigration proceedings.

Federal immigration agents have detained Alireza Doroudi, an Iranian doctoral student at the University of Alabama. The reason for his detention is not known, but it reflects a recent pattern of targeting international students. The University expresses support for its international students and promises to assist those in need of help.

Las Vegas police arrested Paul Hyon Kim for allegedly setting five Tesla vehicles on fire and spray-painting 'RESIST' at a local collision center. The incident, involving Molotov cocktails and discharged rounds, represents a surge in attacks on Tesla properties across the U.S.

Tufts University PhD student Rumeysa Ozturk was arrested by DHS agents for allegedly supporting Hamas, leading to visa issues. Her lawyer argues she had a valid F-1 visa. Ozturk was moved to a Louisiana ICE facility without communication. Tufts University is seeking details and offering legal help. No formal charges have been filed yet.

In Tehachapi, California, biohackers at Grindfest are pushing human limits by merging technology with biology. Anastasia Synn leads with 52 implants, showing transhumanism's potential. Innovations include microchips for health monitoring and self-expression. Despite medical concerns, the movement thrives in Roatán's Próspera, aiming for breakthroughs like Elon Musk's Neuralink, exploring the future of human-technology integration.

Federal and state authorities have arrested a top MS-13 leader in northern Virginia, significantly disrupting the notorious gang's criminal activities. This high-level arrest involved numerous law enforcement agencies and is viewed as a significant success for public safety efforts.

The spring bird migration is in full swing across the US, with millions of birds flying at night. Cornell University's BirdCast technology tracks this phenomenon, highlighting peak migratory activity in several states. Conservationists urge turning off lights during peak migration to protect birds.

The United States is facing a rise in wildfires this year. Over 8,000 wildfires have been reported nationwide, 2,000 above the usual. The southern United States, particularly Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and southeastern states, are at high risk. The hot, dry conditions and windy weather are likely to fuel these fires further.

A daycare teacher at Forsyth Methodist Church is facing charges after allegedly giving Benadryl to toddlers to induce sleep. The teacher, who remains in custody, was reported by a coworker. Surveillance footage confirmed the claims. The incident is under investigation, with potential for additional charges. The affected children were around two and a half years old.