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Border Patrol Shoots Minneapolis Nurse - Videos Challenge Federal Account

A U S Border Patrol agent fatally shot 37 year old Alex Pretti during an enforcement action in Minneapolis; multiple videos and witness statements contradict the federal narrative and a judge has ordered preservation of evidence as probes escalate

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800000 - Customers without power amid winter storm

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"This has to stop" — Barack Obama

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Bystander Videos Contradict DHS Account of Minneapolis Shooting

A U S Border Patrol officer fatally shot a Minneapolis man during an enforcement action. Multiple bystander videos and a detailed video timeline have emerged that clash with federal statements, raising questions about the sequence of events and use of force.

Federal Officials Defend Border Patrol Actions in Minneapolis Shooting

Top Homeland Security officials and Border Patrol commanders have publicly defended agents involved in the Minneapolis shooting. Interviews and press appearances have intensified scrutiny as critics point to video evidence that disputes official claims.

Senate Democrats Reject DHS Funding After Minnesota Shooting

Lawmakers are racing to respond to the Minneapolis killing as DHS funding negotiations fracture. Senate Democrats have signaled they will block bills that include ICE funding, pushing Congress toward a potential partial shutdown this week.

Judge Blocks Trump Admin From Destroying Evidence in Pretti Case

Judges have stepped in to limit federal control of evidence and prevent destruction of materials tied to the Minneapolis shooting. Courts issued orders preserving evidence and blocking the administration from altering items as state and local probes seek access.

Anti ICE Rioters Barricade Blocks in Minneapolis

Street clashes escalated after the killing, with barricades, armored vehicles and violent confrontations reported. Reports include severe injuries to federal personnel and intense confrontations between protesters and officers.

Over 60 Minnesota CEOs Call for Immediate De escalation

Minnesota business leaders urged calm after protests and disruption. Dozens of CEOs publicly called for immediate de escalation to protect employees, customers and the state economy while urging authorities to pursue legal remedies.

Family Demands Truth in Killing of Their Son Alex Pretti

Family members and local accounts have sought to shape the public record about the man killed in Minneapolis. Profiles and statements emphasize his work as an ICU nurse and call for transparency in the federal investigation.

GOP Calls Grow for Deeper Probe Into Minneapolis Shooting

Calls for formal probes mounted across party lines as lawmakers seek documents and testimony. House and Senate committees demanded oversight and a fuller accounting of federal tactics and the actions of individual agents.

Winter Storm Leaves 800000 Customers Without Power Across US

A massive winter storm battered much of the country, triggering widespread power outages and travel chaos. Utilities and emergency services reported large scale impacts as freezing rain and heavy snow spread across regions.

Thousands of Flights Canceled as Storm Forces Airport Shutdowns

Airports and terminals faced evacuations and mass cancellations as travelers coped with the storm. Major hubs saw thousands of flights canceled and security alerts added to the travel turmoil.

Power Plant Outages Surge in Eastern US as Gas Supplies Tighten

Cold weather and constrained gas supplies pushed generating stations offline, straining regional grids. Operators warned of cascading outages as demand spiked and reserve margins tightened during the storm.

Report Says Iran Killed Over 30000 Protesters in Two Days

Reports and hospital data suggested an extreme death toll from Iran's crackdown on nationwide protests. International rights groups and eyewitnesses described mass killings and brutal repression over a short span.

China Ousts Top General Accused of Leaking Nuclear Secrets to US

Beijing removed a senior military figure amid accusations of leaking highly sensitive information to the United States. The purge raises questions about internal security and the integrity of the PLA command.

US Plans Largest Rare Earth Investment to Secure Supply Chain

The US plans a major intervention in the rare earths sector to secure critical minerals for technology and defense. Reports say the administration will buy a stake in a domestic producer to reduce reliance on foreign supplies.

New Pentagon Strategy Downgrades China as Top Military Threat

The Pentagon's new guidance shifts priorities away from China and refocuses on homeland defense and the Western Hemisphere. The strategy signals a notable change in US military posture and alliance expectations.

Zelenskyy Says US Security Guarantees for Ukraine Are 100 Percent Ready

Ukrainian officials said a US security guarantees document is ready to be signed, raising expectations for formal protections. Kyiv is awaiting partners to set a signing date as diplomatic efforts continue.

Israel Launches Operation to Find Last Gaza Hostage

Israel reported a large scale operation to find the last known hostage in Gaza and agreed limited reopening of the Rafah crossing as part of ceasefire arrangements. The moves aim to recover captives while managing battlefield and diplomatic pressures.

Trump Says US Used Secret Weapon in Maduro Raid

President Trump claimed a new weapon disabled Venezuelan equipment during operations connected to Nicolás Maduro. The administration's statements sparked questions from defense officials about the device and its role.

Trump Repeats Attacks on Canada Over China Deal

Tensions flared between Washington and Ottawa after remarks about a possible Canada China trade deal. Canadian leaders stressed USMCA commitments while the White House warned of severe tariff responses if a new agreement advances.

Columbia Taps Wisconsin Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin as President

Columbia University moved to fill its embattled presidency by selecting Jennifer Mnookin as the latest leader. The appointment ends months of turmoil and makes Mnookin the fourth president in two years.

Ferry With More Than 350 Onboard Sinks in Southern Philippines

An inter island ferry sank in the southern Philippines with hundreds onboard. Rescue teams recovered more than 200 passengers while search operations continued for the missing.

Missing Michigan Student Lucas Mattson Found Dead After Walk in Storm

A University of Michigan student who had been reported missing during the storm was found dead. Authorities are investigating the circumstances around the disappearance and recovery.

Dr William Foege Dies at 89 Leader in Smallpox Eradication

Dr William Foege, a central figure in the global eradication of smallpox, has died at age 89. His leadership shaped international public health efforts and left a lasting legacy in disease control.

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