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ICE Officer Fatally Shoots Minneapolis Mom - New Records Show Four Gunshot Wounds

New emergency records and 911 transcripts reveal Minneapolis resident Renee Nicole Good was shot multiple times by an ICE officer during a raid The evidence shows she sustained at least four gunshot wounds and raises questions about delays in medical aid and agency conduct

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73,000 - ICE detainee population reaches record high

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"I may put a tariff on countries if they don't go along with Greenland" — President Donald Trump

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ICE Officer Fatally Shoots Minneapolis Protester - Four Wounds Reported

New records and transcripts are emerging about the fatal Minneapolis shooting of Renee Nicole Good during an ICE operation. Reports detail the number of wounds, the timeline of events, and claims that medics were blocked from treating her.

Trump Threatens Action in Minnesota - Says He May Be 'Forced' to Act

President Trump has issued stern warnings about unrest in Minnesota, hinting at possible invocation of the Insurrection Act. Judges and officials are weighing in as federal and state tensions escalate.

ICE Detainee Population Hits Record 73,000

ICE faces mounting scrutiny as its detainee population hits record highs while multiple deaths in custody trigger homicide probes and allegations of lethal restraint. The agency's widening crackdown is prompting legal and oversight responses.

Trump Floats Tariffs to Force Support for Greenland

President Trump's push to claim Greenland has triggered diplomatic blowback and military posturing. Lawmakers are meeting allied leaders while European forces mobilize to bolster Greenland's defense.

Venezuelan Opposition Leader Gives Nobel Medal to Trump

Venezuela remains at the center of U.S. policy moves as opposition leader María Corina Machado presented her Nobel medal to President Trump, U.S. intelligence met Caracas officials, and questions mount about oil sales tied to political allies.

Iran Protests Subdued After Deadly Crackdown

Iran's nationwide unrest has been brutally suppressed in recent days. Rights groups and witnesses report funerals and continued repression as hardline clerics call for executions and tensions with the West mount.

U.S. Moves Military Assets Toward Middle East as Tensions Rise

Washington responds to Tehran with a mix of military signaling and economic pressure. U.S. forces and sanctions are being positioned to deter further escalation as allies lobby for restraint.

Justice Probe Puts Fed Chair Powell's Future in Doubt

A criminal probe into the Federal Reserve chair has escalated political pressure over central bank leadership. The White House weighs possible nominees even as defenders of Fed independence push back.

OpenAI Rolls Out Low Cost ChatGPT Go Globally

AI policy and competition heat up as OpenAI expands products and faces controversy. The company adds a low cost subscription, tests ads, and moves against a rival lab in a week of intense industry drama.

X Suffers Widespread Outage Affecting Tens of Thousands

Elon Musk's platforms and AI tools face fresh scrutiny amid outages and legal fights over generated imagery. X wrestles with outages while lawsuits target xAI's Grok for producing sexualized images of a private individual.

NASA Attempts Fresh Contact With Silent MAVEN Mars Orbiter

NASA makes a renewed attempt to reestablish contact with a Mars orbiter that unexpectedly went silent. The agency plans fresh hails while engineers analyze possible communication failures.

United States at Risk of Losing Measles Elimination Status

Public health alarms sound as measles cases rise and vaccination rates fall. Officials warn the U.S. may lose its measles elimination status amid declining child vaccine uptake linked in part to antiestablishment messaging.

Canada Breaks With US and Cuts Tariff on Chinese EVs

Canada moves to ease barriers on Chinese electric vehicles in a diplomatic outreach to Beijing, marking a break with U.S. policy and reshaping North American trade dynamics on EVs and agricultural goods.

US and Taiwan Strike Trade Deal to Boost Chip Investment

Washington and Taipei strike a trade accord aimed at spurring semiconductor investment in the United States. The deal lowers certain tariffs and aims to accelerate chipmaking capacity onshore.

Latin Kings Member Arrested for Stealing Federal Equipment During Minneapolis Riots

Federal investigators targeted rioters who stole weapons from damaged federal vehicles during unrest in Minneapolis. Authorities have arrested alleged gang members accused of removing rifles and body armor from federal trucks.

ACLU Sues to Halt Trump ICE Crackdown in Minnesota

Legal and political pushes are mounting in response to the ICE raids and shootings. Civil rights groups have sued, prosecutors pledge scrutiny of agents, and Democrats press funding restrictions on DHS operations.

US Freezes Immigrant Visa Processing for 75 Countries

The administration pauses or restricts immigrant visa processing across many countries while courts and lawyers press for remedies for mistakenly deported individuals. The visa freeze affects broad regions and triggers legal challenges.

California Judge Dismisses DOJ Suit Seeking Voter Data

A series of court rulings has shifted outcomes in high profile immigration and voter data fights. California won a legal victory over DOJ demands while appeals courts moved to allow potential rearrest of an activist.

Novo Nordisk Shares Jump After Wegovy Pill Launch

Pharmaceutical markets reacted to Novo Nordisk's new oral Wegovy pill as early prescription data and share movement signaled a strong launch. Investors are watching adoption and competitive pricing closely.

Trump Unveils Phase Two of Gaza Peace Plan

The White House and Israeli government offer differing takes on the next phase of the Gaza ceasefire as diplomatic and military moves continue. Debate centers on disarmament and what the next stage actually means.

Bipartisan US Delegation Visits Copenhagen to Reassure Allies on Greenland

A bipartisan congressional delegation traveled to Copenhagen to reassure Denmark and Greenland amid pressure from the White House. Lawmakers sought to calm allies over U.S. rhetoric and potential actions regarding Greenland.

Pentagon Contractor Charged Over Leak of Venezuela Raid Documents

A Pentagon contractor has been charged for allegedly leaking classified material about the Venezuela raid, prompting scrutiny of internal security and information handling around high profile operations.

US Industrial Production Surged to End 2025

Macro data show industrial production strength even as markets trade near record highs and investor attention shifts into earnings season. Analysts track the divergence between hard data and sentiment.

Mossad Director Visits US for Iran Strategy Talks

Israeli intelligence chief visits Washington to coordinate strategy on Iran as U.S. and Israeli officials consult on possible responses to the regime's crackdown and broader regional risk.

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"I greatly respect the fact that all scheduled hangings, which were to take place yesterday (Over 800 of them), have been cancelled by the leadership of Iran. Thank you! DONALD J. TRUMP PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA"