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The Plain News — Morning Edition — Sunday, May 24, 2026

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Front Page · U.S.
Tennessee judge dismisses human smuggling charges against Kilmar Abrego García
A federal judge in Tennessee dismissed all criminal charges against Kilmar Abrego García. The case received attention due to his prior deportation to El Salvador.

Kilmar Abrego García faced federal human smuggling charges.
A federal judge in Tennessee dismissed the charges.
García was previously deported to El Salvador.

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U.S.
Congress introduces housing bill
Congress has introduced a bill aimed at addressing housing supply and affordability issues in the United States.
The bill seeks to increase the number of homes available for sale.
The legislation aims to reduce housing costs.
The bill is part of ongoing efforts to address the housing market challenges.
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U.S.
Doctors request Supreme Court to maintain mifepristone restrictions
A group of doctors filed a request with the Supreme Court to keep restrictions on mifepristone in place. The court has a deadline to respond to this request.
The request was submitted on Tuesday.
The deadline for the Supreme Court to act is Wednesday night.
Mifepristone is a medication used in medication abortions.
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U.S.
Tennessee Guardsman charged after applying on spoof hitman website
A Tennessee Air National Guardsman faces charges for applying to be a hitman on a spoof website. The application was reported to the FBI.
The Department of Justice announced the charges against the guardsman.
The website was identified as a spoof 'rent-a-hitman' site.
The FBI received a report regarding the application.
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U.S.
Gunman at White House checkpoint had criminal record
A gunman was shot after firing at a White House checkpoint. He had a history of mental health issues and prior encounters with the Secret Service.
The gunman fired at a White House checkpoint.
He had a criminal record.
He had a history of mental health concerns.
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World
Status of U.S.-Iran Deal
Negotiations between the U.S. and Iran regarding a potential deal to end the war are ongoing. Discussions focus on various diplomatic and economic issues.
The U.S. and Iran are engaged in negotiations to address the conflict.
Ariane Tabatabai is a Public Service Fellow at Lawfare and provided insights on the negotiations.
No formal agreement has been reached as of now.
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World
Man killed in shark attack in Queensland
A 39-year-old man was killed in a shark attack while swimming off the Cassowary Coast in Queensland, Australia.
The incident occurred at a shoal.
Emergency services responded to the scene.
The man sustained fatal injuries.
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World
California declares emergency due to toxic leak
California officials have declared a state of emergency following a leak of methyl methacrylate. Evacuations are in place for nearby residents.
A tank containing approximately 7,000 gallons of methyl methacrylate is at risk of explosion.
Thousands of residents have been evacuated from the area.
Fire crews are working to contain the leak.
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World
UN warns of potential global food crisis
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations has issued a warning about a possible global food crisis within the year. The Chief Economist cited disruptions in fertilizer supply due to the war in Iran.
Maximo Torero is the Chief Economist at the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations.
The war in Iran is affecting global fertilizer supply.
The UN agency predicts a food crisis could occur within one year.
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World
U.S. to deploy 5,000 troops to Poland
President Trump announced the deployment of 5,000 U.S. troops to Poland. NATO allies expressed confusion regarding the decision.
President Trump confirmed the deployment of 5,000 troops to Poland.
Some NATO allies reported confusion over U.S. troop deployment statements.
The announcement marks a significant shift in U.S. military presence in Europe.
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Business
Maine fishing industry receives free fish program support
Maine's groundfishing industry faces challenges due to rising food and fuel costs. A program providing free fish is assisting the industry amid these economic pressures.
Maine's groundfishing industry is impacted by rising food and fuel prices.
A program that provides free fish is currently in operation.
The program was initiated during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Business
Egg prices increase from £1 to higher amounts
The price of six supermarket brand eggs rose from £1 in 2022. Factors contributing to this increase include supply chain issues and rising production costs.
Six eggs cost £1 in 2022.
Current prices for six eggs are higher than £1.
Supply chain disruptions and increased production costs have been cited as reasons for the price increase.
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Business
Milburn calls for welfare reform for youth employment
Alan Milburn stated that the welfare system requires reform to address the number of young people not engaged in work or education.
Milburn highlighted that more government spending is directed towards benefits than job creation for young people.
He emphasized the need for policy changes to improve youth employment rates.
Current statistics show a significant number of young individuals are not in work or education.
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Business
Electricity prices increase during summer months
Electricity prices have risen in several regions as temperatures increase. Utility bills are expected to be higher this summer.
Electricity prices have increased by X% compared to last year.
Average summer temperatures are projected to be higher than the historical average.
Increased demand for cooling is contributing to higher utility costs.
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Business
AI research aims to identify drugs for brain conditions
Researchers are using artificial intelligence to find drugs that may treat brain conditions such as motor neuron disease (MND). The goal is to identify affordable and effective treatment options.
Researchers are applying AI to drug discovery for brain conditions.
The focus is on conditions like motor neuron disease (MND).
The aim is to identify affordable and effective drugs.
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Technology
Global Tech Outage Linked to Software Update
A significant tech outage affected airlines, banks, casinos, package deliveries, and emergency services worldwide. The outage was traced to a software update from the U.S.-based cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike.
The outage impacted multiple sectors globally.
The root cause was identified as a software update from CrowdStrike.
No foreign agents were involved in the outage.
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Technology
Musk-Altman trial reveals details about AI industry
The trial in Oakland, California, focused on the business practices and relationships within the AI sector. It provided insights into the operations of key figures in the industry.
The trial involved Elon Musk and Sam Altman.
It took place in Oakland, California.
The proceedings highlighted business practices in the AI sector.
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Technology
UK police recommend blocking unsafe social media for under-16s
The National Crime Agency (NCA) and the National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) have called for restrictions on social media platforms that do not adequately protect children. They emphasize the need to prevent access to sites that expose minors to inappropriate content or contact with strangers.
NCA and NPCC recommend blocking access to social media platforms for users under 16.
The recommendation is based on concerns about exposure to explicit content and contact with strangers.
The call for action aims to enhance child safety online.
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Technology
Apple announces Vision Pro headset
Apple has introduced the Vision Pro headset, its first new product in seven years. The device integrates virtual and augmented reality technologies.
The Vision Pro headset was announced by Apple CEO Tim Cook.
The headset combines virtual images with live video of the real world.
The product launch marks Apple's first new hardware release since 2017.
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Technology
Mark Zuckerberg testifies before Senate on social media impacts
Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, testified before the Senate regarding the effects of social media on teenagers. He expressed regret to families affected by these issues.
Zuckerberg appeared before the Senate alongside other tech executives.
The hearing focused on the impact of social media products on youth.
Zuckerberg acknowledged concerns raised by lawmakers.
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