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Prada unveils new line of limited-edition sandals, inspired by Indian Kolhapuri design, following controversy over cultural appropriation. The luxury brand plans to produce two thousand pairs in India, collaborating with state-backed organizations. The Prada Made in India – Inspired by Kolhapuri Chappals collection will launch in February 2026, with artisans receiving training and financial support.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem defended Trumps immigration policies, describing migrants as threats and justifying strict measures. During a heated House committee hearing, Noem faced criticism from Democrats, including calls for her resignation, and protests from immigration advocates. Noem, however, remained resolute, stating her department would not yield in their efforts to end illegal immigration and restore sanity to the immigration system.

Former President Donald Trump warned of potential land strikes against drug shipments from Venezuela, with a significant reduction in sea-based drug trafficking. The US Treasury sanctioned individuals, including Maduros nephews, and targeted ships transporting Venezuelan oil. These actions reflect a more aggressive stance against alleged drug trafficking operations linked to Venezuela, highlighting the complex relationship between the two nations.

Gardaí conduct searches in murder investigation following tragic house fire in County Offaly, claiming lives of four-year-old Tadhg Farrell and his great-aunt Mary Holt. CCTV footage released, searches ongoing in Kildare and Offaly. Community mourns, funeral services scheduled. Authorities appeal for information.

Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Salvadoran citizen with American family, was released from detention after being mistakenly deported and detained in El Salvador. Despite facing human smuggling charges, a judge ordered his release, citing lack of legal basis for his detention. The Department of Homeland Security plans to appeal the ruling.

Churches use nativity scenes to comment on immigration enforcement, sparking controversy. Displays in Illinois and Massachusetts depict the Holy Family as refugees, reflecting fears of separation and deportation. Critics call the scenes sacrilegious, while supporters argue they align with biblical teachings. The archdiocese in Massachusetts orders one manger to be restored. The displays highlight deep divisions surrounding immigration policy and the role of religious institutions in public discourse.

President Trump signs executive order to centralize AI regulations, aiming to prevent onerous state-level rules. This move is supported by major tech companies seeking consistency in AI legislation, but faces opposition from states like California, which have already implemented their own AI safeguards. Critics argue that state laws are essential for protecting residents in the absence of strong federal guidelines.

Celebrity crocodile wrangler Matt Wright sentenced to prison for tampering with evidence after fatal helicopter crash, contradicting police claims and pressuring witness.