The United States and Iran were scheduled to hold high-stakes talks in Oman on Tuesday, according to NPR News. The discussions focused on Iran's nuclear program.
In other news, court records revealed that a high-profile immigration raid in Chicago last year targeted squatters, not Venezuelan gang members, as initially portrayed. The raid occurred on September 30, 2025, at an apartment building in Chicago's South Shore neighborhood. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) had published a dramatic video of the operation shortly after it took place, according to NPR News. The court documents were first reported by ProPublica.
Meanwhile, Bethany Cosentino, the frontwoman of the band Best Coast, called on Casey Wasserman to step down from his agency over emails found in the Epstein files, Variety reported. Cosentino stated, "Pretending this isn’t a big deal is not an option."
France TV Distribution boarded "The Wild Between Us," a survival drama starring Andreas Pietschmann, according to Variety. The film is directed by François Busnel.
In the realm of technology and politics, Time reported on a growing populist backlash in America over artificial intelligence (AI). President Trump's second term has prioritized securing American primacy in AI, aiming to preserve the country's lead, spread its preferred AI stack, and extend its military, intelligence, and economic edge. The Trump Administration advocates for policies that favor innovation over regulation and a rapid buildout of AI infrastructure. Trump rolled back the AI safety regulations and guardrails of the Biden era on his first day back in the White House, according to Time.
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