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The discovery "changes everything," the sister of the missing woman said.

Rumeysa Ozturk is a Turkish national, according to her lawyer, Mahsa Khanbabai.

An appeals court has rejected the Trump administration's effort to lift U.S. District Judge James Boasberg's block on deportations under the Alien Enemies Act.

A Tufts University PhD student on a visa was arrested by immigration authorities outside of Boston on Tuesday night, according to the school and the student's lawyer.

“Sharks are maybe not as silent as we thought,” a researcher said.

The Trump administration had fought the judge's block on AEA deportations.

Human skeletal remains were discovered Tuesday outside Chicago. Police say they could belong to a Chicago area woman whose family said has been missing for 42 years.

The White House has sought to minimize the national security breach.

Some employees have received bounce-back emails indicating the mailbox is full.

Honey bee pollination is critical for food production, according to the USDA.

Jeffrey Goldberg discusses why he exposed the Signal chat.

The first-ever sounds of rig sharks have been captured by researchers, according to a new study in the journal Royal Society Open Science.

Experts share tips on how to safely view the phenomenon.

An ICE official has said many of those deported did not have criminal records.

Luigi Mangione violated the "special treatment" he was afforded for his last court appearance when handwritten notes were secreted inside a pair of argyle socks.

A suspect has been charged with kidnapping, police said.

Police said the 43-year-old likely died from natural causes.

Overall odds of winning any prize will improve to 1 in 23 from 1 in 24, the company said.

Toxic algae blooms contain a neurotoxin that is likely impacting the sea lions.

Luigi Mangione is accused of killing UnitedHealthcare's CEO in December.

Phoenix hit 99 degrees on Tuesday, setting a new daily record.

Judge Boasberg was criticized by the White House over rulings in another case.

Authorities deported over 200 alleged gang members under the Alien Enemies Act.

Catch up on the developing stories making headlines.

Matt Smith from ABC affiliate WISN has the latest on the “hard-fought battle” for the state’s Supreme Court.

Heidi Markow, owner of a Pennsylvania antique store, appears to have found an original work by French impressionist Pierre-Auguste Renoir.

She was struck with a rock and hospitalized in critical condition, police said.

The new rules will come into play on April 8, the company said.

Florida high school senior Lucy Adams says a family friend took pictures from her personal Instagram page and used them to make deepfake porn.

Along the California coast, sea lions are getting poisoned by toxic algae -- causing them to act in a way some describe as "demonic."

One traffic violation on a Kansas highway led to the miraculous rescue of a 6-year-old girl who had been kidnapped a month prior.

The woman is a plaintiff in a lawsuit against Matthew Weiss and the university.

Senators expressed "extreme alarm" about the potential security breach.

Air and water in the U.S. is cleaner now than before the EPA was created.

Two active wildfires in Polk County, North Carolina, remain 0% contained.

Lawmakers grill cabinet officials about sharing war plans via unsecured app; the future is here for implantable microchips; Amanda Knox discusses her new book about being falsely accused of murder.

ABC News’ Linsey Davis spoke with best-selling author and activist, Amanda Knox, on reclaiming her story in her new book “Free: My Search for Meaning” nearly 20 years after wrongful conviction.

ABC News Live Rundown: Tuesday, March 25, 2025

ABC News’ Linsey Davis spoke with American Civil Liberties Union Deputy Director Lee Gelernt about the refusal by President Donald Trump's administration to disclose intel about deportation flights.

A look at the numbers behind FEMA’s budget over the years and their disaster response after DHS Secretary Noem announced plans to cut the disaster relief agency.

Judge Dale Ho is still considering whether to dismiss the case against Adams.

Miller Gardner, 14, died on Friday during the family's vacation in Costa Rica.

The number of people applying to law school is up by more than 20%.

Insurers say fraud is on the rise, but others argue there’s more to the story.

Sean Savett, former spokesperson at the National Security Council, says the Yemen war plans group chat was a "reckless endangerment of our service members."

Social Security says far less than 1% of reported deaths are erroneous.

The number of applicants applying to law schools in the U.S. has dramatically increased in 2025 compared to 2024.

James Johns II, son of a Tuskegee Airman and Zonnie Gorman, daughter of Navajo Code Talker, react to the Pentagon removing and then restoring webpages on Tuskegee Airmen and Navajo Code Talkers.

Like Mahmoud Khalil, Yunseo Chung participated in demonstrations on campus.

She was struck with a rock and hospitalized in critical condition, police said.