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DOJ Subpoenas Walz and Frey - Criminal Probe Targets Minnesota Leaders

The Justice Department has issued subpoenas to Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey as part of a criminal investigation into alleged actions to impede federal immigration enforcement, sharply escalating a federal‑state showdown.

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500B - Value of the U.S. and Taiwan semiconductor expansion deal

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"This time it won’t miss" — Iran state TV

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DOJ Subpoenas Gov Walz and Mayor Frey - Criminal Probe Opens

The Justice Department has opened a formal criminal inquiry into Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey over alleged efforts to impede federal immigration enforcement. Subpoenas and a criminal probe mark a major escalation between state and federal officials.

Judge Rules Feds Can’t Detain or Tear Gas Peaceful Minneapolis Protesters

Federal judges have issued a series of orders restricting how ICE and other federal agents may respond to protesters in Minneapolis. Courts barred detaining, tear gassing, or retaliating against peaceful observers as tensions around immigration raids escalate.

911 Transcripts Detail Chaos After ICE Shot Renee Good

Newly released 911 calls, medical reports and official documents are shedding light on the moments after ICE officer-involved shootings in Minneapolis. The records detail chaos on scene and serious wounds sustained by the victim, fueling protests and legal scrutiny.

Feds Arrest Suspect Tied to Stolen Federal Weapon in Minneapolis Riot

Violence and theft erupted amid anti-ICE protests in Minneapolis as rioters breached federal vehicles and stole government weapons. Federal authorities have made arrests and warned that criminal elements exploited chaotic scenes during enforcement actions.

DOJ Sues Virginia for Full Voter Registration List

The Justice Department sued Virginia seeking access to the state's full voter registration list, continuing a series of federal legal efforts to obtain election data from states. The suit highlights ongoing federal scrutiny of state voter databases.

Iran State TV Broadcasts 'This Time It Won’t Miss' Threat to Trump

Iran’s nationwide unrest and the regime’s violent crackdown remain a global flashpoint. State media broadcast threats against President Trump while Tehran arrests thousands and the US warns that all options remain on the table as tensions rise.

Trump Threatens Tariffs on Countries Opposing U.S. Greenland Bid

President Trump’s push to acquire Greenland has provoked diplomatic pushback and congressional alarm. The president has threatened tariffs on countries opposing the move while lawmakers travel to Denmark to deescalate tensions.

Nvidia Parts Suppliers Pause Output After China Blocks Shipments

Suppliers for Nvidia's H200 AI chips paused production after Chinese customs blocked shipments, disrupting high‑performance AI hardware supply chains and threatening short term capacity for the computing boom powering generative AI.

OpenAI to Test Ads in ChatGPT in U.S.

OpenAI announced tests of ads inside ChatGPT for U.S. users as the company seeks new revenue streams. Trials will start with shopping links and expand as OpenAI aims to monetize its flagship chatbot across free tiers.

California AG Demands xAI Stop Producing Sexual Deepfakes

Elon Musk’s xAI and its Grok image tool face mounting legal and regulatory pressure over alleged sexualized deepfakes. Lawsuits and state enforcement actions claim Grok generated explicit nonconsensual images, triggering investigations.

White House Names Rubio Kushner Blair to Gaza 'Board of Peace'

The White House announced a so‑called Gaza 'Board of Peace' to oversee reconstruction and transition in Gaza, naming high‑profile political and business figures. The move formalizes U.S. involvement in post‑conflict governance plans.

U.S. and Taiwan Announce $500B Chip Expansion Deal

Washington and Taipei announced a mammoth semiconductor investment plan to expand chip production in the United States. The agreement involves multibillion dollar commitments aimed at securing supply chains for advanced processors.

Supreme Court to Review Geofence Warrant Case

The Supreme Court agreed to weigh a major geofence warrant challenge and took up Bayer's appeal in thousands of Roundup lawsuits. The high court’s docket will shape digital privacy and mass tort liability nationwide.

White House Seeks Emergency Power Auction for PJM Grid

The White House and regional governors pressed the PJM grid operator to secure emergency power and lower electricity costs as data center growth strains capacity. Officials pushed a power auction and proposals to make tech firms invest in generation.

Education Department Delays Wage Garnishment for Defaulted Student Loans

The Education Department delayed plans to seize tax refunds and garnish wages of borrowers in default, announcing a pause in forced collections. The reversal spares millions from immediate financial penalties while policy is reassessed.

Trump Issues New Pardons Including Repeat Beneficiary

President Trump issued a fresh round of pardons, including controversial recipients and repeat beneficiaries. The spree continues a broad use of clemency powers that critics say rewards allies and donors.

FAA Warns Airlines About Military Activity Over Parts of Latin America

The Federal Aviation Administration issued advisories warning U.S. carriers to avoid parts of Central and South American airspace because of reported military activity. Airlines were urged to exercise caution while routes are assessed.

Delcy Rodríguez Tapped by U.S. as Venezuela Figure Despite Past Ties

The U.S. government has engaged with Venezuela’s interim authorities and intelligence officials even as Caracas seeks foreign investment. Delcy Rodríguez’s newfound role and U.S. meetings signal a rapid shift in relations after Maduro’s removal.

Trump Unveils Outline of 'Great Healthcare Plan'

The White House unveiled the outline of a new 'Great Healthcare Plan' promising reforms and cost cuts but many policy experts flagged gaps and doubts about congressional support. The plan aims to reshape drug pricing and insurance structures.

National Guard to Stay in Washington DC Through 2026

National Guard troops will remain deployed in Washington DC through 2026 as the federal government extends security measures in the capital. The extended deployment keeps troops on the streets for months beyond the original deadline.

Environmental Suit Seeks to Block Micron Chip Plant Construction

A last‑minute environmental lawsuit seeks to halt construction of Micron’s planned chip fabs, adding legal risk to the U.S. semiconductor buildout. The challenge targets permitting and could delay production timelines.

Google Files Appeal in Search Monopoly Ruling

Big tech legal battles continue as Google appeals a search monopoly ruling while negotiating infrastructure deals. The moves could reshape antitrust precedent and the companies’ network investments.

Treasury Sanctions 21 Individuals and Entities Over Terror Financing

The Treasury and the U.S. imposed a new set of sanctions targeting networks tied to Iran backed groups and the Houthi movement. Officials said the measures aim to choke financing and procurement pipelines used in regional attacks.

Senate Republicans Rally Behind Powell Amid Scrutiny

Jerome Powell’s position at the Fed has become a flashpoint between President Trump and congressional Republicans. Lawmakers publicly rallied behind the Fed chair even as markets react to the uncertainty over the next Fed nominee.

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