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TRUMP THREATENS INSURRECTION ACT - Signals military option for Minnesota unrest

President Trump warned he could invoke the Insurrection Act to deploy troops to Minnesota amid violent clashes tied to ICE operations, escalating a federal standoff with state and local officials and raising legal and political alarms

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250 billion - Taiwan pledge to invest in US chipmaking under new trade deal

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Trump threatens Insurrection Act - military option for Minnesota unrest

President Trump escalates domestic response after violent clashes in Minneapolis tied to federal immigration operations. Stories cover the threat to invoke the Insurrection Act, footage of rioters stealing from federal vehicles, and government claims about agents being ambushed during arrests.

BREAKING: Trump warns he will use Insurrection Act if Minnesota officials do not comply

Multiple outlets report on the president’s repeated warnings to use the Insurrection Act and the controversy it sparked. Coverage shows breaking declarations, senior critics’ reactions, and legal risk analysis of deploying troops domestically.

Appeals court restores government hold in Mahmoud Khalil case

Federal appeals courts moved to reverse lower court orders involving Mahmoud Khalil, a pro‑Palestinian activist, creating a significant win for the administration and shifting detention and deportation prospects.

US sanctions Iranian officials over deadly crackdown

The US and allies respond to Iran unrest with sanctions, digital lifelines and tracking of the protests. Coverage includes new US sanctions, Starlink’s role under internet blackout, and reports Iran’s protests are being stifled by shutdowns and force.

Pentagon moves carrier strike group toward Middle East as Iran tensions rise

Military movements and preparations intensify as the White House weighs options on Iran. Reports show carrier and other assets being repositioned and advisers urging caution over large strikes.

NATO allies launch Arctic drills amid US Greenland push

Tensions over Greenland escalate into a diplomatic and military standoff. NATO and European contingents deploy small forces to the island as talks with the United States falter.

Trump meets Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado at White House

Washington tightens ties and pressure around Venezuela as the Trump administration meets opposition leaders and targets oil networks. Reports include a White House meeting with Maria Corina Machado and US seizures of tankers tied to Venezuela.

Taiwan pledges $250 billion in US chipmaking investment under trade deal

A major US Taiwan semiconductor agreement promises massive investment to bolster domestic chipmaking. Coverage details tariff reductions and huge pledges of US‑based spending from Taiwan firms and government.

HHS cuts then reinstates mental health and substance abuse grants amid chaos

Chaos at HHS and sudden policy reversals triggered alarm about mental health and substance abuse funding. Stories cover abrupt grant cuts, the reinstatement of funding and the confusion that followed.

FBI raids home of Washington Post reporter in classified leak probe

The FBI search of a Washington Post reporter’s home and ensuing newsroom fallout spotlight press freedom concerns and DOJ investigative tactics in leak probes.

Trump unveils Great Healthcare Plan and urges Congress to act

The White House rolled out a broad healthcare blueprint aimed at reducing costs via direct payments and policy changes while Congress debates specifics and funding.

Supreme Court issues key decision affecting election law suits

Courts and election law remain in focus after recent rulings that could reshape challenges to voting rules and other major legal disputes heading into 2026.

Palantir tool maps targets for ICE raids and compiles dossiers

New reporting details how ICE uses data tools and software to select targets and how Congress is moving to curb facial recognition and related surveillance tech used by federal immigration enforcement.

Renee Good family attorney says separate investigation underway

Legal and political fallout from the Minneapolis shootings keeps growing as the family pursues investigations and debates swirl about immunity and prosecutorial decisions.

Plaintiff sues xAI alleging Grok generated explicit images of her

AI content and nonconsensual deepfakes triggered lawsuits and platform limits. Musk’s xAI and X face legal fights and policy changes over sexually explicit Grok outputs.

Astronauts splash down safely after first ever ISS medical evacuation

NASA conducted a rare medical evacuation from the International Space Station and safely returned four astronauts, prompting discussion of the new emergency protocols.

Mortgage rates fall to 6.06 percent lowest since 2022

Financial markets and consumers reacted to lower borrowing costs and mixed corporate results. Mortgage rates dipped to a three year low while banks faced profit pressures.

US imposes 25 percent tariff on Nvidia H200 chips to China

Semiconductor industry headlines dominated markets after US trade moves and TSMC earnings. Lawmakers imposed tariffs on certain AI chips while TSMC beat expectations and fueled rallies.

GOP senators scramble to block Trump Greenland power grab

Republican lawmakers and senators publicly pushed back against Trump’s Greenland ambitions, warning of political fallout and pledging resistance to any forcible takeover.

ICE deputy director resigns to run for Congress in Ohio

Senior ICE leadership departures and congressional ambitions mark a personnel shift at the agency as a deputy director resigns to run for Congress in a battleground Ohio district.

US says all options remain on the table over Iran protest killings

Washington expands sanctions and signals forceful options as it monitors Iran. Officials warned Tehran and announced targeted measures while saying all policy tools remain available.

Kaiser affiliates settle Medicare fraud lawsuits for $556 million

Major corporate settlements and hospital accountability stories surfaced as Kaiser agreed to large payouts over alleged Medicare fraud and related claims advanced in court.

Massive indictment alleges college and Chinese basketball point shaving ring

Federal prosecutors unsealed sweeping indictments in a long running sports bribery and game fixing probe that spans college and international leagues and involves dozens of accused participants.

Medical groups sue to block new CDC vaccine recommendations for children

Public health lawsuits and food safety alerts raised fresh concerns about CDC guidance, deadly mushrooms and contaminated supplements as officials warned consumers and contested new recommendations.

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