Trump’s mass deportation campaign has evolved from theatrical, high-profile raids to a quieter, more effective strategy utilizing advanced technology for interior enforcement, though the administration has yet to release official removal statistics. Meanwhile, Reddit grapples with its future in the age of AI; as search engines increasingly prioritize AI-generated summaries over direct site traffic, the platform must navigate the tension between licensing its data for chatbot training and fostering the human-driven community essential to its business model. Finally, the Bayeux tapestry’s first exhibition outside France at the British Museum provides a profound look at the 1066 Norman invasion, using its incomplete, 900-year-old narrative to reflect on the persistent, universal themes of power, violence, and survival that continue to resonate through history.
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