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Minneapolis Catholic School Shooting Kills 2 Children 17 Hurt

Hundreds Honor 2 Children Killed 17 Hurt in Minneapolis School Shooting

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey Faces Fierce Backlash for Shooting Remarks

The Minneapolis Catholic school shooting has resulted in two deaths and multiple injuries, sparking nationwide grief, controversy, and calls for gun control alongside political backlash.

Fed Gov Lisa Cook Sues Trump Administration to Block Firing

Lisa Cook Files Federal Suit After Trump’s Removal Attempt

Fed Governor Cook Sues Trump Over ‘Unprecedented and Illegal’ Firing

Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook is engaged in a landmark legal battle after President Trump attempted to fire her, challenging presidential authority and raising questions about Fed independence.

Russia Launches Massive Missile Strike on Kyiv Kills 15

Massive Russian Drone, Missile Attack Hits Kyiv Kill Dozens

Russia Hits EU Delegation Building in Kyiv with Precision Strikes

Russia has launched a massive drone and missile attack on Kyiv, including rare strikes on the city center, killing civilians and damaging EU facilities amid stalled diplomatic efforts.

Trump Admin Requests Military Base Near Chicago for Immigration Ops

ICE Seeks Navy Base Access Near Chicago for Deportations

Discussions Underway to Use Naval Base for Chicago ICE Operations

The Trump administration requests military support from a base near Chicago to aid immigration enforcement, signaling a broader federal push amid controversial immigration crackdowns.

CDC Director Susan Monarez Fired Amid Vaccine Policy Clash

Multiple CDC Officials Resign After Monarez Ouster

Susan Monarez Defies Firing, Refuses to Resign

CDC Director Susan Monarez has been fired after less than one month on the job, leading to multiple resignations and turmoil at the agency amid disputes over vaccine policies under RFK Jr.

US Economy Grows 3.3 Percent in Q2 Revised Higher

US Economic Growth Beats Estimates at 3.3 Percent in Q2

US Economy Expands Faster Than Expected in Second Quarter

The US economy showed stronger than expected growth of 3.3% in the second quarter of 2025, revised higher as consumer spending and business investments remain robust despite tariff concerns.

Trump Proposes $2B Crime Bill as DC Crime Drops

Trump’s Crime Crackdown Floods Courts With Cases

President Trump announces a $2 billion crime bill aimed at repaving streets and restoring law and order, while DC crime reportedly drops amid federal surge, highlighting his focus on public safety.

Nvidia Posts Record Revenue But Warns of AI Bubble

Nvidia Earnings Beat Wall Street Amid AI Sector Concerns

Nvidia AI Chip Sales Surge, But Investors Remain Wary

Nvidia reports record-breaking second quarter revenue led by AI chip sales but issues cautious forecast fueling market concerns over a potential tech bubble in the AI sector.

US Air Force Grants Military Honors to Jan 6 Protestor Ashli Babbitt

Air Force Reverses Biden Admin, Honors Ashli Babbitt

Military Funeral Honors Awarded to Ashli Babbitt

The US Air Force reverses Biden-era decision, granting full military funeral honors to Ashli Babbitt, the Jan. 6 Capitol rioter fatally shot during the Capitol breach, sparking controversy.

Israeli Forces Raid West Bank School Amid Gaza Conflict

Israel Strikes Near Damascus During Syria Security Talks

Israel Attacks Yemen’s Sanaa for Second Time This Week

Israeli forces continue operations amid Gaza conflict, including raids inside the occupied West Bank and airstrikes near Damascus resulting in casualties, escalating regional tensions.

Floods Displace 250000 in Eastern Pakistan Kill 15

Flooding Ravages Pakistan Punjab Region, Deaths Reported

Pakistan Floods Worsen Amid Rescue Efforts

Flooding in eastern Pakistan displaces nearly 250,000 people and has killed at least 15, causing widespread damage to crops and infrastructure, compounding humanitarian concerns.

Germany France UK Trigger UN Snapback Sanctions on Iran

European Nations Move to Reimpose Sanctions on Iran

France Germany UK Initiate Sanctions Snapback Against Iran

Germany, France, and the UK have initiated the snapback mechanism to reimpose United Nations sanctions on Iran over its nuclear program, marking a significant diplomatic escalation.

Minnesota Shooter Legally Purchased Guns Used in Attack

Trans Shooter Killed 2 at Minneapolis Catholic School

Trans Identified Minneapolis Shootings Ignite Gun Control Debate

The Minneapolis shooter who killed two children at a Catholic school was legally armed and identified as transgender, causing a nationwide debate on gun laws, mental health, and transgender issues.

Amtrak Rolls Out New High-Speed Acela Trains

NextGen Acela Trains Begin Service Slower Than Expected

US Federal Government Takes Over Washington's Union Station

Amtrak launches NextGen high-speed Acela trains on the Northeast Corridor promising better amenities but running no faster than previous models, sparking mixed reactions on US rail progress.

CDC Director Susan Monarez Fired After Less Than a Month

CDC Director Resists Firing as Top Officials Quit

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention faces turmoil as CDC Chief Susan Monarez is ousted after less than a month, sparking multiple resignations and political disputes over vaccine policies.

Fox News Guest Defends Trans Gun Owners After Minnesota Shooting

Media Downplay Shooter’s Motives in Minneapolis School Attack

Controversy surrounds the Minneapolis Catholic school shooting with the suspect’s transgender identity and anti-Trump and anti-Christian motives dominating political and media narratives.

Trump Administration Takes Control of DC's Union Station

Duffy Vows to Keep 'Big Beautiful' Union Station Under Control

The White House moves to take over management of Washington DC's Union Station as part of a federal effort to exert control amid ongoing crime and governance issues in the capital.

At Least 8 Dead in Southeast Asia Floods and Landslides

Floods and natural disasters continue to impact regions worldwide, including Pakistan and Southeast Asia, with severe humanitarian consequences and growing challenges for emergency responders.

Firefighters Arrested Amid Border Patrol Operation Fighting Wildfire

Trump Admin Seeks Military Base Support for ICE Operations

ICE Expands Crackdown with New Arrests, Controversy Grows

The Trump administration escalates its immigration crackdown, including arrests of firefighters during wildfires in Washington state and seeking increased support at key military installations.

North Korea’s Kim to Attend Military Parade With Putin and Xi

Iran Nuclear Inspectors Return Amid Fresh Sanctions Threat

European Union Ready to Reimpose Sanctions on Iran

Multiple nations prepare for and condemn military activities, including North Korea's Kim Jong Un attending Beijing military parade and Iranian nuclear inspections amid renewed UN sanctions.

FDA Approves Updated COVID Vaccines With Restrictions

CDC Director Fired as Vaccine Policy Battles Rage

CDC Officials Resign Amid Turmoil Over Immunization Policies

COVID vaccine policies face upheaval with FDA approving updates but restricting use for certain groups, while CDC sees leadership turmoil and resignations amid policy clashes with RFK Jr.

Germany Opens Europe’s Largest Ammunition Factory Amid War

Floods cause destruction and displacement in Pakistan and Southeast Asia, while European nations reopen ammunition factories and prepare increased defense spending amid war in Ukraine.