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President Trump announced two new types of tariffs on April 2nd, aimed at reducing trade deficits and revitalizing the American industrial and manufacturing base. These tariffs, however, have been met with criticism from economists and U.S. trading partners, who fear they will boost inflation and lead to higher costs for American households.

A U.S. citizen’s wife expressed deep fear and anguish after her husband, Kilmar Abrego Garcia, was mistakenly deported and detained in El Salvador’s tough maximum-security prison, despite a 2019 immigration judge having granted him protection. The Trump administration has admitted the error in his removal but maintains that his deportation stands, even as his legal team and family dispute claims linking him to criminal activity.

Former Justice Department officials, including Liz Oyer and Ryan Crosswell, are set to testify before Congress on Monday about the impact of the Trump administration's firings and demotions within the department. The hearing, led by Democrats, will also address concerns about the administration's influence on the Justice Department and its pro bono agreements with major law firms.

Nintendo's Switch 2, launching June 5th, promises a significant upgrade with a larger screen, innovative interactive chat and screenshare features, and a diverse launch lineup featuring "Mario Kart World" and a new James Bond game. However, the console's $449.99 price tag represents a substantial increase compared to the original Switch, raising questions about its accessibility for some gamers.

Archaeologists in Vienna have unearthed a mass grave containing the remains of over 150 individuals, likely Roman warriors from the 1st century AD, offering a glimpse into a violent clash involving Germanic tribes. The discovery marks the first known battle in the region and provides insights into the early settlement that would become Vienna.