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Federal agents kill man in south Minneapolis - video emerges

Video and eyewitness accounts show federal agents shot and killed a man in south Minneapolis during an ICE operation, prompting statewide protests, calls from Governor Tim Walz for action, and national scrutiny of federal enforcement tactics

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15,000+ - US flights disrupted or canceled as Winter Storm Fern slams the nation

Quote

"We are more ready than ever, finger on the trigger" — Iran Revolutionary Guard commander

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Federal agents kill man in south Minneapolis - video emerges

Multiple reports and videos show federal agents shooting a person in south Minneapolis during an ICE operation. The incident has escalated statewide outrage, prompted gubernatorial demands, and drawn national attention to federal tactics and accountability.

ICE detains five year old in Minnesota operation

Families and community groups say children were detained during recent ICE operations in Minnesota, fueling protests across the Twin Cities. Detentions of very young children and related removals have become a focal point for critics and organizers.

Minneapolis FBI supervisor resigns amid pressure over probe

Several FBI agents tied to inquiries into the Minneapolis ICE shooting have resigned, reflecting internal pressure and controversy over how the case is being handled. The departures raise questions about federal oversight and investigative independence.

Report says DOJ sought criminal probe of Renee Good

Reports say the Justice Department considered criminal inquiries related to the death of Renee Good, sparking political fury and accusations the agency sought to shift blame. The revelations have fueled protests and intensified scrutiny of DOJ choices.

Nearly ten thousand flights canceled as winter storm bears down

A major winter storm, Fern, is disrupting travel and threatening power systems across much of the U.S. Federal and utility officials are mobilizing backup generation and warning of prolonged outages as temperatures plunge and ice accumulates.

More than nine thousand flights canceled across US as airlines scramble

Airlines across the country are canceling and rerouting flights as the storm and related disruptions pile up. Major carriers have announced systemwide cancellations and route changes, leaving travelers stranded and airports scrambling.

Russia launches mass drone and missile barrage on Ukraine - millions lose power

Russia launched a large aerial assault using drones and missiles that hit Ukrainian infrastructure, causing mass power outages and civilian harm. The strikes came as diplomatic activity increased, raising fears of escalation even as talks were underway.

US Russia and Ukraine hold first trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi

Trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi between the US, Russia, and Ukraine produced cautious optimism as negotiators discussed territory and security guarantees. Officials described parts of the sessions as constructive while noting crucial issues remain unresolved.

Trump warns of 100 percent tariff on Canada over China deal

President Trump has repeatedly threatened to impose 100 percent tariffs on Canadian imports if Canada strikes trade deals with China, escalating tensions with a major ally. The comments have provoked diplomatic pushback and market unease.

Europe crafts strategy to defuse Greenland crisis

Davos fallout over Greenland and US diplomacy is reverberating through European capitals. Officials and US Treasury officials urged calm while critics and media seized on White House imagery and comments that kept the crisis in the headlines.

Xi opens probe into top general as military purge widens

Beijing has launched a high-level military purge with investigations into senior officers including a top general. The moves are the most significant shakeup in the PLA's leadership in years and signal intense internal scrutiny under Xi.

IRGC warns US we are more ready than ever finger on the trigger

Iran has issued stark warnings to the United States as naval forces and regional tensions rise. Tehran’s rhetoric has included threats to treat attacks as all‑out war and blunt language from the Revolutionary Guard commander.

Trump says US armada is moving to the Middle East

The White House and Pentagon have moved additional forces and assets toward the Middle East amid renewed Iran tensions and the fallout from recent operations. Officials cite a mix of deterrence and readiness as U.S. carriers and strike groups reposition.

US says strike on alleged drug boat killed two after Maduro capture

U.S. forces struck an alleged drug trafficking vessel in the eastern Pacific in the first reported kinetic action since the operation that captured Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro. Officials say the strike killed two people and released footage and statements.

Pentagon drops China as top threat in dramatic new defense strategy

The Pentagon issued a dramatic new National Defense Strategy shifting priorities away from long term competition with China toward homeland defense and hemispheric deterrence. The change signals reduced expectations for U.S. expeditionary commitments to allies.

Pressure mounts on Kurdish SDF to integrate with Syrian army

Fighting and ceasefire diplomacy in Syria have shifted front lines and political calculations. Kurdish forces face pressure to integrate with the Syrian army while regional players including Turkey watch gains and losses closely.

Israeli drone strike kills two children collecting firewood in Gaza

Attacks and the humanitarian toll in Gaza continue amid diplomatic and reconstruction discussions. Israeli strikes have killed civilians and cold weather and malnutrition are worsening conditions across the strip.

Justice Department investigates growing number of Trump political foes

Legal and political fights involving investigations of Trump allies and critics are multiplying. The Justice Department is reported to be examining an expanding set of targets and political leaders are calling for testimony and transparency.

Gas explosion in Bronx apartment building kills at least one

A powerful gas explosion ripped through the top floors of a Bronx apartment building, triggering a four alarm blaze, leaving at least one dead and many hospitalized and prompting large scale evacuations and ongoing investigations.

Car plows into Detroit airport terminal injuring travelers

Shocking video showed a car plow into Detroit Metro Airport’s McNamara terminal, shattering glass and injuring travelers. Authorities took the driver into custody and are investigating motive and circumstances.

Karachi mall inferno killed dozens after ignored safety warnings

Deadly fires, blasts, and attacks across Pakistan have killed dozens and prompted arrests and probes. Investigations suggest safety failings at venues and raise concerns about broader security in the region.

EU drafts tech sovereignty rules to curb US tech risks

European governments are accelerating plans to reduce dependency on US technology and to protect digital sovereignty amid diplomatic rows and trade leverage being used by Washington. Officials are also discussing economic tools in response.

Intel stock plunges after weak guidance rattles investors

Markets reacted to mixed signals from tech and geopolitical shocks. Intel’s weak outlook rattled investors even as precious metals surged and Wall Street monitors new European buying patterns that may reshape demand.

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