Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Janine Herbst.
There's confusion and concern as the Trump administration plans to deploy immigration agents
“tomorrow to help with long airport security lines.”
And here's Jennifer Ludden reports, it's not clear yet, where they'll go, or what exactly they will do. Democratic leaders in Congress say immigration agents could make airport chaos worse and may even pose a danger, the head of the union that represents TSA officers echoed that, and said, "I say gens don't have the training to detect explosives and other threats.
Homeland Security Secretary Tom Holman told CNN Sunday that ICE agents could screen airport entries in exits." "I don't see an ICE agent looking at an X-ray machine because not training that." A partial government shutdown over demands by Democrats for changes to ICE immigration enforcement has left TSA officers unpaid, DHS says as led more than 400 to quit and thousands
more to call out from work, Jennifer Ludden and peer news Washington. Iran launched a new wave of air strikes in Israel last night, with missile striking two cities
“near Iran's nuclear research center, where the 100 people were wounded, and here's”
Kary Khan is in the Israeli city of Iran, where one of the Iranian missiles hit. Here in Iran, the missile fell between several apartment buildings in this huge apartment complex, and it didn't hit an apartment directly, but the blast of it blew out walls, windows. There isn't a window around, and the car's parked all around, there's a large bus with
all its windows blown out, and you can see directly into people's homes and their apartments. There are closets that were just ripped open, there is one glass window still in act. You see furniture strewn about, clothes everywhere, and people are just looking around seeing if they can recognize anything of what these apartment buildings look like. If here is Kary Khan reporting from Iran is real.
A jury in Los Angeles is expected to deliver a verdict this week in a trial over social media addiction.
“As impairs Bobby Allen reports, jurors heard weeks of testimony about whether Instagram and”
YouTube were designed to hook young people. A jury of five men and seven women have been deliberating for more than a week and have indicated they may be close to a verdict. The case focused on a California woman who said she developed oppression, anxiety, and body image issues after compulsively using Instagram and YouTube as a young child.
Lawyers for the woman say meta and Google built defective products that led to her becoming addicted to social media and contributed to her mental health struggles. To accompany attorneys say social media platforms are being scapegoated for a complex mental health issues that have many root causes.
It's the first time the question of social media addiction has been before a jury and
the case is tied to 1600 other pending cases. The outcome could shape how those cases eventually settle. Bobby Allen and PR news. You're listening to NPR news from Washington. The Senate met in a rare weekend session advancing the nomination of Mark Wayne Mullant to
be Trump's in President Trump's next Homeland Security Secretary replacing Christy know his confirmation is expected earlier next week. If confirmed, Mullant a member of the Cherokee Nation would be the second Native American to serve as a cabinet member. Can you says it will grant amnesty to its citizens who enlisted to fight for Russia in the
war in Ukraine? That's all of talks in Moscow last week between Russia and Kenyan foreign affairs ministers. Emmanuel Aguenza has more from Nairobi. Kenya's foreign affairs minister Musale Mudava decides the government will not prosecute citizens who join Russia's military despite closed banning enlistment in foreign armed forces without
approval. Russia and Kenya last week signed an agreement to hold further recruitment of Kenyans. It allows those currently deployed to terminate their contacts and return home. Officials say more than 1,000 Kenyans are known to have been recruited. Some have been repatriated while others remain on the frontlines.
Some families report Russia making this honest and lucrative offers to recruit Kenyans for its depleted forces. Russia maintains their enlistment while voluntary. For MPR News, Amimandoligunza in Nairobi, Kenya. At the weekend box office, Amazon's MGM's Project Hail Mary took the top spot with an estimated
$80 million in ticket sales.
It's the biggest opening for the studio and the second biggest ever for a non-franchised film behind only Oppenheimer. I'm Janine Herbst, and you're listening to NPR News from Washington.
