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DOJ Launches Probe - Walz and Frey Investigated

The Justice Department has opened a criminal investigation into Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey over alleged obstruction of federal immigration enforcement, issuing subpoenas and escalating a major federal state clash.

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3,000 - Reported deaths in Iran protests according to rights groups

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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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DOJ opens probe into Gov Walz over ICE actions

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Judge restricts immigration agents actions toward Minnesota protesters

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Trump hints at tariffs over Greenland push

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Republican senators travel to Denmark to blunt Greenland tension

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Khamenei calls Trump a criminal and blames US for unrest

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Ex official alleges Iran used toxic substances on protesters

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Venezuelan interim leader urges foreign investment and warmer US ties

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Trump names Board of Peace to oversee Gaza reconstruction

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Ukrainian delegation arrives in US for peace talks

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NASA prepares Artemis II rocket for rollout

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Search launched after aircraft vanishes off radar in Indonesia

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China blocks Nvidia H200 chip shipments - suppliers pause output

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OpenAI to begin testing ads below ChatGPT replies

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White House seeks emergency power auction for largest US grid

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DOJ moves to block release of Epstein files

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Trump pardons California fraudster he previously freed

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US moves to expand Chevron license in Venezuela

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US hackers reportedly caused a blackout in Venezuela

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Supreme Court to hear Bayer Monsanto Roundup immunity bid

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Iran exile urges Trump to strike regime

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Poll shows Trump approval plunging to perilous levels

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Greenland US base quietly getting major upgrade

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