The Pakistani government’s deportation order, Mayor Adams’ victory over landlord, and other changes worldwide and close to home.

Happening in the World: The Pakistani government’s recent deportation order has forced over 70,000 Afghans, many of whom were living in Pakistan without proper documentation, to leave the country. This move is seen as a sign of increasing tension between Pakistan and the Taliban authorities in Afghanistan. (NYT)

Happening in the US: Democratic Congressman Jared Golden, who represented a rural Maine district, has reversed his stance on gun control after a mass shooting in his constituency. Previously opposing a ban on semi-automatic weapons and voting against a proposed assault-style weapons ban, he now calls for Congress to ban assault rifles and asked for forgiveness for his previous opposition to gun control. (BBC)

Happening in NYC: Mayor Adams achieved a legal win against landlord Daniel Ohebshalom. The Office of Special Enforcement obtained $1.1 million in fines for tenant harassment and illegal short-term rentals in Ohebshalom-owned buildings. These buildings also suffered from neglect, posing safety risks to residents due to fire damage, unsafe wiring, and structural issues. (NBC New York)

Happening in Our Community: Columbia University’s Center for Career Education (CCE) is hosting a Media Industry Showcase on Wednesday at 5 pm in Uris Hall 107. This event is open to undergraduates interested in pursuing careers in fields such as journalism, public relations, advertising, broadcasting, digital media, and more. Click here for more details.

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