Immigration & Health Workforce: In the U.S., Haitian TPS protections are ending, and that’s hitting care jobs hard—Reuters reports Haitian caregivers losing work authorization after TPS ended, adding strain to an already overburdened system. Local Impact in Diaspora: In Brooklyn’s Little Haiti, educators and immigrant groups say students and families are preparing for detention and separation as schools lack clear federal guidance. Community Life Under Pressure: In Miami’s Little Haiti, a bookstore owner describes an eerie quiet as people avoid going out after TPS ended. Legal Backdrop: A federal judge lifted the final block on ending TPS for Ethiopians, underscoring how courts are narrowing challenges to terminations. Haiti Development Under Strain: In Port-au-Prince, aid groups say U.S. funding cuts are weakening peace-and-development programs as gangs recruit more young people. Humanitarian Safety Tech: The UN warns drones are reshaping warfare and putting aid workers at greater risk, with hundreds killed and many injured or kidnapped. Science & Food: Climate change is helping breadfruit survive farther north in South Florida, with data suggesting warmer winters could expand cultivation.