Weekend News Roundup: From ICE Protests to Gaza Ceasefire Calls

This weekend's news saw a flurry of significant events across the globe. In the US, Mary Raz Baraka was arrested for protesting a new ICE detention facility. This sparked outrage, with the presenter noting, "DHS says that they are considering arresting three Democratic representatives that were also protesting that ICE facility." Meanwhile, international relations saw developments as Pope Leo called for a ceasefire in Gaza, and the US and China reportedly made progress in trade talks. Domestically, the FAA is considering reducing Newark flights after numerous disruptions, and a federal judge temporarily halted a sweeping government overhaul by the Trump administration. Adding a layer of intrigue, individuals sent food deliveries to judges' personal addresses, seemingly an attempt to intimidate them. This highlights the importance of responsible reporting and the need for transparency in government actions. The convergence of these events underscores the dynamic and multifaceted nature of current events, demanding careful attention and analysis from both citizens and policymakers.