Venezuela Earthquakes Aftermath, SCOTUS Immigration Rulings, Trump Offers Farmers Aid

Powerful earthquakes in Venezuela have left at least 235 people dead and caused widespread destruction, overwhelming the nation's already strained infrastructure and economy. Search and rescue efforts face significant challenges as victims remain trapped in collapsed buildings, with humanitarian groups warning of a prolonged recovery period requiring substantial international support. Meanwhile, the U.S. Supreme Court has bolstered the administration's immigration agenda by granting authority to revoke temporary protected status for hundreds of thousands of immigrants from Haiti and Syria, while simultaneously restricting asylum claims at the border. In domestic policy, the administration is attempting to regain support in farm country through an $11 billion aid package. This effort follows significant financial strain on farmers caused by trade tariffs and geopolitical tensions, which have contributed to a notable decline in rural approval ratings for the president.