Trump Posts AI Video Of Goose-Human Hybrids Guarding 'Lake America' With GunsTwo days after signing an order renaming Lake Ontario to “Lake America,” President Donald Trump shared an AI-generated video showing a flock of Canada geese with human arms and coifs of blond hair firing guns off in apparent defense of the body of water.The video was originally posted on X by the account “Popmemes by Jon,” along with the caption, “LAKE AMERICA - PROTECTED BY DONALD DUCKS” followed by an American flag emoji. It came amid a flurry of online jokes about Trump renaming Canada geese “Donald Ducks” to parallel the renaming of the Great Lake.In the video, dozens of geese sporting Trump-esque hairdos march in formation near the lake as the theme song to “Hawaii-Five-O” plays. The birds have both wings and human arms. They also carry machine guns, which they fire into the air at the end of the video.Latest Live UpdatesFar-Right British Provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos Has Been Deported After ICE Arrest In U.S.British far-right commentator Milo Yiannopoulos has been deported back to the United Kingdom after his arrest by American immigration authorities, U.S. officials said Saturday.The U.S. Department of Homeland Security said Yiannopoulos was returned to his home country on Friday after being accused of overstaying after entering the U.S. legally in May 2019. A immigration judge had issued a final order of removal on July 22 after he failed to show up for an immigration hearing, a Homeland Security spokesperson said.Read more: Jake Tapper Slams Trump Over Maggie Haberman Comments: 'Disgusting And Beneath The Office'CNN anchor Jake Tapper condemned President Donald Trump over comments in which he derided New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman as a “stalker” and called her an “unattractive person both inside and out.”“I’m not going to repost the filth the president wrote about Maggie Haberman, but suffice it to say she’s a great person, beautiful inside and out, an incredible mom and wife and colleague, and an amazing journalist,” Tapper wrote Friday on X. “The president’s comments are disgusting and beneath the office.”In a follow-up post, Tapper added, “We should never get used to this deterioration in our expectations for how a president should behave. Never.”Trump Administration Using Little-Known Law To Spy On Journalists, Nonprofits And Unions: ReportThe Department of Homeland Security has been utilizing an obscure legal tactic to get information on journalists, nonprofits and unions without sign-off from a judge, according to a report published Saturday by The Guardian.The DHS is taking advantage of a legal provision that allows it to demand records, requiring approval only from a department official, as long as the request is related to customs imports.But critics say the department is abusing the statute and using it for cases that have nothing to do with customs violations. Read the whole report at The Guardian.American Couple Details Harrowing Escape From Nepal Flash Flood: 'Death Right In Front Of My Eyes'A California couple has shared details about their narrow escape from catastrophic flash flooding in Nepal that’s left hundreds dead and thousands still missing.Anjana Raja and Pattabiraman Venkatesan were on a tour bus when they saw muddy water “50 to 60 feet high” churning toward them. “I grabbed him by the collar, and I said, ‘Run, we need to go right now,’” Raja told ABC News.The couple ran up nearby steps and scrambled up a mountainside out of the water’s path as screams rang out below them.“I saw death right in front of my eyes,” Raja told CBS News.Nearly 3,000 Missing After Catastrophic Flooding on Nepal-China BorderNearly 3,000 people are now missing following catastrophic flash flooding on the Nepal-China border. Authorities are continuing to find survivors as rescue efforts reach a fourth day, and more rain is expected this weekend in flood-affected areas. According to the Associated Press, the combined toll in Nepal and Tibet rose to 676 dead, while Chinese authorities have reported seven deaths and more than 550 missing. Trump's Greenland Threats Cast A Shadow On Iceland's Vote On Whether To Trigger EU Membership TalksREYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) — Voters in Iceland went to the polls Saturday to decide whether the country should resume long-stalled negotiations to become a member of the European Union, in the shadow of U.S. President Donald Trump’s threats to control nearby Greenland.The yes-or-no referendum question is simple enough for the 265,000 or so eligible voters: Should Iceland resume accession negotiations with the European Union?Read more: Russian Attack On Ukraine's Kyiv Region Kills At Least 37 PeopleKYIV, Ukraine (AP) — At least 37 people have been killed following a Russian attack on the Bucha district, close to the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv, officials said Saturday.Tymur Tkachenko, head of the local regional military administration, said that at least 50 residential buildings had been damaged in the attack, which also sparked a large-scale fire that spread to homes and a restaurant.In a statement, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that a warehouse had been struck in the village of Myla “followed by a detonation.”Read more:Pete Hegseth Denies Report He's Considering 2028 Presidential RunDefense Secretary Pete Hegseth denied a report Friday that he’s mulling a presidential run in 2028. “100% false,” he wrote in response to an NBC News report claiming the former Fox News host has privately expressed some interest in running in 2028. The Washington Post also reported that Hegseth is weighing a bid for the White House.Hegseth recently sparked rumors about a potential presidential campaign with a visit to Iowa, a midwest state where presidential hopefuls like to test the waters. He appeared at the Iowa State Fair to rally support for U.S. Rep. Zach Nunn (R-Iowa).Trump Says U.S. Has Entered Deal With Venezuela To Take Control Of 65 Billion Barrels Of Oil ReservesWASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump on Friday said the U.S. has entered an agreement with Venezuela to take control of 65 billion barrels of the South American country’s oil reserves.Trump in a social media post announced the agreement he said was negotiated by Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Venezuela’s interim President Delcy Rodriguez.Read more: Trump Loses It Over NYT Story, Calls Reporter 'Unattractive,' 'Stalker'President Donald Trump lashed out at The New York Times’ White House correspondent Maggie Haberman over the paper’s story detailing the president’s plan to skip a 9/11 memorial event in New York City this year. “Maggot Hagerman is a PHONY, and The New York Times knows it,” he wrote in a Friday post, slamming the veteran reporter as “an unattractive person both inside and out.”“She’s been falsely writing about me for years — She’s a stalker, and should be forced to turn over any and all money that she’s made through her fake reporting on me,” he continued.Haberman was one of four Times reporters who bylined a Thursday report about Trump’s decision to skip a 9/11 25th anniversary ceremony in Manhattan, allegedly motivated in part by his desire to give a speech. Politicians have been barred from speaking at Ground Zero since 2012. Trump, instead, will honor the anniversary at the Pentagon, which also came under attack on 9/11.The president denied the report, writing: “This is more Corrupt News, I’ve been to New York many times over the years, and no one ever speaks, it’s a ‘solemn ceremony!’ I never even thought of what Maggot made up, and besides, I would love not to speak, because I’m speaking all the time, and this is a day to remember the victims, and their beautiful family members.”It was the latest instance of the president’s cruelness toward female reporters — something Haberman herself spoke about recently. Trump’s “attacks on female reporters have gotten much nastier and much more aggressive and much less just about being a keyboard warrior where he would do it on Twitter [now X] in term one,” she recently said during an appearance on CNN’s Christiane Amanpour podcast.See All Updates