The man who carried more than 100 explosives to a church across from the Supreme Court receives nearly six years in prison: the judge cited his mental health

A man who transported over 100 explosive devices to a church located near the United States Supreme Court has been sentenced to nearly six years in prison. During the sentencing, the presiding judge cited the defendant's mental health as a significant factor in the decision. The incident occurred in the context of the Red Mass, a traditional Catholic service held annually at the Cathedral of St. Matthew the Apostle in Washington D.C. to mark the commencement of the Supreme Court's judicial term.

Separately, the United States Supreme Court issued a ruling allowing the Donald Trump administration to resume the deportation of migrants to third countries. This legal authorization permits the government to proceed with removals without providing affected individuals an immediate opportunity to demonstrate potential risks they might face in those nations.