Nepal's disaster management authority reported on Tuesday that 987 people have died, raising the total death toll in both Nepal and China to 1,003 following a massive landslide on the border. ^[1] The Colombian Supreme Court's Criminal Chamber, presided over by magistrate Gerson Chaverra, approved the extradition of Russian national Denis Alimov to the United States on charges of terrorism and homicide. ^[2] The United States launched military strikes against targets in Iran hours after Iran attempted to attack American targets in the Middle East. ^[3] The Trump administration proposed on January 1, 2026, that parents must submit proof of citizenship or immigration status when applying for passports for their children. ^[4] The U.S. Supreme Court previously ruled 6-3 that a similar executive order attempting to restrict birthright citizenship was unconstitutional under the 14th Amendment. ^[5] Magistrate Judge Gabriel Gorenstein of the Southern District of New York issued a ruling in the case of Tyson-Phipps v. Rubio. ^[6] The plaintiff, identified as a Diplomatic Security Special Agent employed by the United States Department of State, alleged that his discipline for carrying a licensed personal handgun in a private hotel room violated the Second Amendment. ^[7] The US government has moved away from issuing single safety levels for entire countries to providing specific regional breakdowns in travel advisories. ^[8] Chinese state media previously confirmed 16 deaths in the Tibet Autonomous Region caused by a massive wave of ice and debris that swallowed entire villages. ^[9] Nepalese Prime Minister Balendra Shah stated that the deadly landslide was not a common event but was triggered by climate change, calling for international measures. ^[10] There are currently 4,462 missing persons, including 3,916 in Nepal and 546 in Tibet, according to authorities. ^[11] Alimov is accused of recruiting individuals, searching for targets in various European countries, and transmitting technical data and contact information to locate those targets. ^[12]