Azhar Sukri
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Feliz says the Israeli military plans to distribute aid to civilians outside of combat zones, though questions remain.
And we will, of course, be following this developing story throughout the day on WSJ.com.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has defended his country's right to take part in possible peace talks between Russia and the US in the coming days.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said yesterday he hoped to meet with President Trump, possibly in the United Arab Emirates.
A White House official later cast doubt on the summit taking place, unless the Russian leader also agreed to a meeting with Zelensky.
President Trump has ordered the next U.S.
census to exclude illegal immigrants.
The census is used in a formula to reallocate House seats to reflect population shifts among states, a process done once in a decade.
State legislatures would receive detailed census data by spring 2031 to redraw congressional and legislative districts.
Until now, immigrants living in the U.S.
illegally are included in the census.
According to the Pew Research Center, more of those immigrants live in Democratic-leaning states.
The next census is scheduled for 2030.
Meanwhile, the Trump administration is planning to house immigrant detainees in the notorious Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola, the largest maximum security facility in the U.S.,
and once known as the bloodiest prison in the country.
Supporters say using the prison could save the cost of building a new facility like Florida's new Alligator Alcatraz.
However, critics say the arrangement would put people facing allegations of civil violations near those convicted of violent crimes.
And following a busy day of executive orders, President Trump has also announced plans to make it easier for everyday Americans to invest their retirement savings.
Controversially, it means investing in assets that lie outside of public markets, such as private equity, cryptocurrency and private real estate.
And as Deputy Finance Editor Quentin Webb explains, that doesn't come without its risks.
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