Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook plans to sue President Donald Trump to prevent her removal, setting up a potential Supreme Court battle over presidential authority and the independence of the central bank. Meanwhile, a federal judge dismissed the Trump administration's lawsuit against Maryland's federal judges, criticizing the administration's attacks on the judiciary. In Chicago, Democratic leaders and residents are pushing back against Trump's threat to deploy National Guard troops, arguing it would undermine progress on crime reduction and escalate tensions. Across the country, a spate of hoax active shooter calls has caused panic on college campuses, highlighting ongoing concerns about safety and emergency response.

In immigration news, Kilmar Abrego Garcia faces deportation amid legal challenges, while Utah is ordered to redraw its congressional map, potentially impacting the balance of power in the House. Internationally, the Israeli military claims its strike on a Gaza hospital targeted a Hamas camera, but provided no evidence, and the incident resulted in the deaths of journalists and health workers. A new study finds artificial intelligence chatbots inconsistently respond to suicide-related queries, as a family sues OpenAI over the role of ChatGPT in a teenager's death. On a lighter note, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce announced their engagement, delighting fans worldwide.