We start the day's other headlines with the impact of President Trump's tariffs.

The nation's largest retailer, Walmart, is planning to raise prices in the coming weeks,

citing Trump's policies as a driving factor. Walmart's head said today that, quote,

given the magnitude of the tariffs, we aren't able to absorb all the pressure given the reality

of narrow retail margins.

Walmart posted strong quarterly sales today, but declined to give a profit outlook due to ongoing economic uncertainty.

In the meantime, consumers are growing increasingly uneasy.

New government data shows that the pace of retail sales slowed sharply in April from the month before.

A judge in Wisconsin pleaded not guilty today to federal charges over accusations she helped a man evade federal immigration agents.

Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Hannah Dugan allegedly escorted the person out the back door of her courtroom last month as agents sought

his arrest for being in the U.S. illegally. Get angry. Get loud. Dozens of demonstrators gathered

outside the courthouse ahead of today's hearing. Dugan's arrest has been a flashpoint and the

broader tensions over President Trump's sweeping immigration crackdown.

She could face up to six years in prison if convicted.

A federal judge has dismissed charges against dozens of migrants who'd been detained for trespassing in a newly designated, militarized zone at the southern border.

The Trump administration recently transferred oversight of 180-mile strip of land in New Mexico

to the military.

Entering the area unauthorized carries a potential sentence of at least a year in prison.

But today, a U.S. District Court judge ruled that the government had provided, quote,

no facts from which one could reasonably conclude that the defendant knew he was entering

the zone.

The migrants could still face other misdemeanor charges and deportation.

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