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ICE Agent Fatally Shoots Motorist in Minneapolis - Video Sparks Outcry

A U S Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer fatally shot a 37 year old woman during an operation in Minneapolis, multiple bystander videos show the encounter and the killing has prompted protests, state National Guard preparations and bipartisan calls for investigations

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66 - Number of international organizations the United States will withdraw from

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"Get the f*** out of Minneapolis" — Mayor Jacob Frey

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ICE Agent Fatally Shoots Motorist in Minneapolis

A federal ICE operation in Minneapolis turned deadly, with videos circulating showing an agent firing on a motorist. The footage and victim identification have driven national outrage and intensified scrutiny of federal immigration tactics.

Minneapolis Mayor Slams DHS After Fatal ICE Shooting

Local leaders and state officials erupted after the killing, escalating to threats of impeachment and calls for federal forces to leave. Governors and mayors are taking operational and political steps as protests mount.

Police Chief Challenges DHS Account of Minneapolis Shooting

The federal account of the incident has been challenged by multiple videos and local officials. Conflicting narratives from DHS and police chiefs have deepened the controversy about what occurred during the operation.

Legal Experts Say Minneapolis May Prosecute ICE Shooter

Legal experts and senators called for investigations and potential prosecutions after the shooting. Congressional and state officials are examining whether local authorities can pursue charges against federal agents.

White House Orders Withdrawal From 66 International Organizations

The White House signed a sweeping memorandum ordering withdrawal from dozens of international bodies, framing the move as an 'America First' reshape of alliances. The decision removes U S participation from multiple UN and global agencies.

U S to Market Venezuelan Oil Indefinitely

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Justice Dept Drafts Legal Defense for Maduro Capture

The Justice Department and White House moved to justify and defend the arrest of Nicolás Maduro, prompting legal debate. International and UN legal advisers warn the operation may breach international law while U S officials frame it as law enforcement.

Sen. Lindsey Graham Says Trump Greenlit Tough Russia Sanctions

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Trump Calls for $1.5 Trillion Defense Budget

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Minnesota Welfare Fraud Spurs National Outcry

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Veteran Democrat to Exit Congress After Six Decades

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Pittsburgh Post‑Gazette Announces It Will Cease Operations

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Judge Rules Elon Musk Suit Against OpenAI Can Go to Trial

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Reports: China Hacked House Committee Email Systems

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Protests Spread Across Iran as Crackdown Intensifies

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Grok AI Under Fire for Generating Graphic Sexual Content

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Chase to Replace Goldman as Apple Card Issuer

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NASA Accelerates Work on Habitable Worlds Telescope

NASA delayed a planned spacewalk due to a crew medical concern while pressing forward on longer term missions. The agency is also accelerating development of a next generation space telescope.

Russian Strikes Cause Blackouts in Two Ukrainian Regions

Russian strikes have left Ukrainian regions blacked out while the conflict grinds on. Kyiv reported fresh attacks and infrastructure damage as the war entered another phase of attrition.

House Advances Plan to Renew ACA Subsidies

Congress moved on healthcare subsidies after talks to revive lapsed ACA credits. Both House and Senate actions aim to blunt rising costs for millions ahead of the midterms.

China Warns of Battery Industry Overcapacity Risks

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Star Lawyer Withdraws From Nick Reiner Murder Case

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