The Supreme Court granted the Trump administration authority to resume deporting migrants to third countries pending further review, reinforcing the White House’s rapid-expulsion strategy. President Trump, following meetings with top tech executives, announced a “morally binding” AI safety accord that leans on industry self-policing and signed an executive order rebranding “artificial intelligence” as “super intelligence.” The Senate rejected a Democratic resolution demanding a State Department report on violence in the West Bank, while Republicans clashed with former special prosecutor Jack Smith in a contentious hearing. The day’s developments underscored the administration’s push to reshape immigration enforcement, recalibrate federal AI policy around voluntary standards, and assert a harder line across several fronts of domestic and foreign policy.
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