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Here are some of today's top headlines from the Los Angeles Times.

Mayor Karen Bass just named a new deputy mayor for public safety.

Julia Wick reports former FBI agent Robert Clark is taking on the role, overseeing LAPD,

LAFD, and the city's emergency response.

He's stepping in after former deputy mayor Brian Williams was placed on leave when he was accused of making a bomb threat to City Hall.

Williams denies it and no charges have been filed. Clark led anti-gang and safety efforts in LA during his time with the FBI.

He grew up in Ohio's foster system, surrounded by drugs and violence.

With that background, Clark says he doesn't see himself as separate from the communities he serves,

but more like one of them. He started Monday and will help lead the city's recovery from the recent Palisades fire.

The Supreme Court has momentarily halted a case that's causing a major legal battle.

Reporter David G. Savage says Kilmar Abrego Garcia was wrongfully deported to a prison in El Salvador,

despite a judge's order saying he should stay in the U.S.

The government admits it was an administrative error,

and now Chief Justice John Roberts says the case is on hold

while the court decides what happens next.

The Trump administration say he's an MS-13 gang member,

but judges say the evidence is paper thin.

The case is raising big questions about due process, immigration, and who holds the power in these deportations.

The iPhone could soon cost a lot more. We're talking thousands more.

Queenie Wong and Wendy Lee report on how new tariffs are affecting the countries

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