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The Department of Homeland Security has said that Op-Ed is proof that she engaged in activities, quote, in support of Hamas. But the Post learned of an internal government memo that refutes that narrative. It turns out DHS recommended the State Department to investigate Osterk before she was detained.

The Department of Homeland Security has said that Op-Ed is proof that she engaged in activities, quote, in support of Hamas. But the Post learned of an internal government memo that refutes that narrative. It turns out DHS recommended the State Department to investigate Osterk before she was detained.

The Department of Homeland Security has said that Op-Ed is proof that she engaged in activities, quote, in support of Hamas. But the Post learned of an internal government memo that refutes that narrative. It turns out DHS recommended the State Department to investigate Osterk before she was detained.

And days before she was arrested, the State Department determined the Trump administration had not produced any evidence showing Ostark engaged in anti-Semitic activities or made public statements supporting Hamas. And the memo concluded Secretary of State Marco Rubio did not have sufficient grounds to revoke her visa. Today, Ostark is being held in a Louisiana detention center.

And days before she was arrested, the State Department determined the Trump administration had not produced any evidence showing Ostark engaged in anti-Semitic activities or made public statements supporting Hamas. And the memo concluded Secretary of State Marco Rubio did not have sufficient grounds to revoke her visa. Today, Ostark is being held in a Louisiana detention center.

And days before she was arrested, the State Department determined the Trump administration had not produced any evidence showing Ostark engaged in anti-Semitic activities or made public statements supporting Hamas. And the memo concluded Secretary of State Marco Rubio did not have sufficient grounds to revoke her visa. Today, Ostark is being held in a Louisiana detention center.

Neither DHS or the State Department offered comment to the Post. Fresh off of her 2025 NCAA National Championship, former UConn Huskies guard Paige Beckers was selected first in last night's WNBA draft by the Dallas Wings. Beckers averaged just under 20 points per game in her last year at UConn before capturing that elusive national championship.

Neither DHS or the State Department offered comment to the Post. Fresh off of her 2025 NCAA National Championship, former UConn Huskies guard Paige Beckers was selected first in last night's WNBA draft by the Dallas Wings. Beckers averaged just under 20 points per game in her last year at UConn before capturing that elusive national championship.

Neither DHS or the State Department offered comment to the Post. Fresh off of her 2025 NCAA National Championship, former UConn Huskies guard Paige Beckers was selected first in last night's WNBA draft by the Dallas Wings. Beckers averaged just under 20 points per game in her last year at UConn before capturing that elusive national championship.

The WNBA isn't the only place Beckers is taking her talents, though. She also signed a deal to play in the unrivaled three-on-three league that launched earlier this year, where she'll earn significantly more money than at the WNBA. Unrivaled was established to provide players with sustainable offseason opportunities.

The WNBA isn't the only place Beckers is taking her talents, though. She also signed a deal to play in the unrivaled three-on-three league that launched earlier this year, where she'll earn significantly more money than at the WNBA. Unrivaled was established to provide players with sustainable offseason opportunities.

The WNBA isn't the only place Beckers is taking her talents, though. She also signed a deal to play in the unrivaled three-on-three league that launched earlier this year, where she'll earn significantly more money than at the WNBA. Unrivaled was established to provide players with sustainable offseason opportunities.

Its first year was a huge success, and with an average player salary of $220,000, Beckers Becker's could earn more there than her entire four-year WNBA rookie contract combined. And just one quick reminder before we let you go, today is tax day, so don't forget to file your 2024 taxes if you haven't already.

Its first year was a huge success, and with an average player salary of $220,000, Beckers Becker's could earn more there than her entire four-year WNBA rookie contract combined. And just one quick reminder before we let you go, today is tax day, so don't forget to file your 2024 taxes if you haven't already.

Its first year was a huge success, and with an average player salary of $220,000, Beckers Becker's could earn more there than her entire four-year WNBA rookie contract combined. And just one quick reminder before we let you go, today is tax day, so don't forget to file your 2024 taxes if you haven't already.

But if you live in a state or a county where FEMA declared a disaster over the last year, you automatically get a little extra time. Your deadline to file is May 1st, and you can find the list of locations that qualify in our show notes. You can find all these stories and more in the Apple News app.

But if you live in a state or a county where FEMA declared a disaster over the last year, you automatically get a little extra time. Your deadline to file is May 1st, and you can find the list of locations that qualify in our show notes. You can find all these stories and more in the Apple News app.

But if you live in a state or a county where FEMA declared a disaster over the last year, you automatically get a little extra time. Your deadline to file is May 1st, and you can find the list of locations that qualify in our show notes. You can find all these stories and more in the Apple News app.

And if you're already listening in the news app right now, we've got a narrated article coming up next. Over our planet's vast history, 99.9% of the species that once existed are now extinct. But a genetic startup called Colossal is trying to bring some of them, like the woolly mammoth and the dodo, back.

And if you're already listening in the news app right now, we've got a narrated article coming up next. Over our planet's vast history, 99.9% of the species that once existed are now extinct. But a genetic startup called Colossal is trying to bring some of them, like the woolly mammoth and the dodo, back.