Kilmar Abrego Garcia: Deported man is back in the USA

A man who was illegally deported is set to face trial in the US. Trump apparently wants to come to Germany. All developments in the news blog.

In the dispute over the Dogecoin cost-cutting agency's access to sensitive data of millions of citizens, the US government has initially prevailed before the Supreme Court. In an emergency ruling, the Supreme Court granted employees of the cost-cutting agency, established by tech billionaire Elon Musk , access to data from the Social Security Administration (SSA). A lower court had prohibited this with a preliminary injunction.

The legal dispute is expected to continue – even though employees of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) have access to the data in the meantime. The Supreme Court's decision was made by a majority of six conservative justices. The three more liberal female justices dissented.

The agency's data includes social security numbers , which are particularly important in the USA , dates of birth, account numbers, addresses and, in some cases, information on pension payments or even particularly sensitive health data.

Can the relationship between the powerful men be repaired? In any case, reconciliation talks don't seem to be in sight – if the US president has his way. Read more about this here .

According to US President Donald Trump, China wants to resume deliveries of rare earths and magnets to the US. Chinese President Xi Jinping has agreed to this, Trump said in response to a reporter's question aboard Air Force One. "We are very advanced in negotiations with China." Trump had previously announced trade talks with China on Monday in London .

The dispute between Elon Musk and Donald Trump continues. Now Russia is stepping in and offering help. Read more here .

A man illegally deported to El Salvador has been returned to the United States after a lengthy legal battle. Kilmar Abrego Garcia landed on Friday, a U.S. Department of Justice official said. The reason for the return was an arrest warrant submitted to Salvadoran authorities, the official explained. Read more here.

His fate is the subject of a high-profile legal battle in the United States between the government and the man's lawyers. Abrego Garcia was part of a larger group of migrants deported from the United States about three months ago and taken to the notorious maximum-security prison "CECOT" (Centro de Confinamiento del Terrorismo) in El Salvador.

According to insiders, the United States has banned its nuclear suppliers from selling equipment for Chinese nuclear power plants. The U.S. Department of Commerce ordered the suspension of the relevant licenses in recent days, four people familiar with the matter told Reuters. This applies to the export of parts and equipment used in nuclear power plants. Two of the people said that deals worth hundreds of millions of dollars were affected.

The US and China are at loggerheads. The world's two largest economies agreed on a 90-day deal on May 12 to roll back some of the triple-digit tariffs they imposed on each other. However, this deal is on shaky ground. It is unclear whether Thursday's phone call between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping will affect export licenses. According to Trump, further trade talks with China are planned for next Monday in London.