According to Minneapolis Governor Tim Walz, federal officers shot another person in Minneapolis, prompting calls for President Trump to end the immigration crackdown in the state. The details of the shooting were not immediately clear, though a Homeland Security spokeswoman stated the person had a firearm and two magazines. The incident occurred amid daily protests in the Twin Cities stemming from a previous shooting and days of demonstrations against federal law enforcement presence.
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Protesters have assembled in Minneapolis following a shooting involving a federal agent, with video footage showing demonstrators chanting against ICE and confronting law enforcement. The scene includes yellow police tape and masked federal agents, as well as bystanders chanting. According to the Department of Homeland Security, the man involved in the shooting was armed, and the federal agents recovered a gun.
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Minneapolis officials are investigating reports of a possible shooting involving federal agents near 26th Street and Nicollet Avenue. Reports indicate the presence of federal authorities, including ICE agents, alongside Minneapolis and St. Paul Police at the scene. Authorities deployed tear gas and pepper balls after some observers reportedly threw objects at them. The Department of Homeland Security stated a suspect had a firearm with two magazines. The situation is ongoing, and further details are being gathered.
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An FBI agent has resigned from the Minneapolis field office due to concerns about the investigation into the fatal shooting of Renee Good by an ICE officer. The investigation has shifted focus toward Good and her partner’s actions rather than the officer’s, prompting concerns from the agent and six prosecutors. The Justice Department is investigating Minnesota officials, including the governor and mayor, over alleged interference with federal immigration agents, while judges denied motions to detain protesters involved in a demonstration at a church.
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Trump threatens Canada with 100% tariff over possible deal with China, and honestly, the whole situation feels like a bad, repetitive movie. It’s the same old script, the same tired tropes, and the same predictable ending, or perhaps no ending at all, just a continuous cycle of escalating absurdity. One week he’s saying a deal with China is fine, the next, he’s threatening a trade war. It’s exhausting, frankly.
Trump threatens Canada with 100% tariff over possible deal with China, and the knee-jerk reaction seems to be “here we go again.” It’s almost as if he’s actively trying to alienate allies and isolate the United States.… Continue reading
Attorney Pam Bondi is advocating for the continued concealment of Volume II of Special Counsel Jack Smith’s report regarding Donald Trump’s handling of classified documents. Bondi asserts that this section contains privileged and confidential information, therefore should not be released to the public. This legal move comes as Trump seeks to block the release of the files, citing concerns about sensitive grand jury materials and protected information. Judge Aileen Cannon, a Trump appointee, is overseeing the case, while Smith testified about proof beyond a reasonable doubt of Trump’s guilt.
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Poland’s foreign minister has said that “no one has the right to mock the service” of his country’s troops, after Donald Trump downplayed the role of NATO allies in Afghanistan, where Polish forces fought alongside American soldiers. This is, without a doubt, a strong statement, and one that resonates deeply when you consider the context. It’s not just about a diplomatic disagreement; it’s about the respect owed to those who have served, those who have risked their lives, and those who have made the ultimate sacrifice. When someone, particularly a former leader of a powerful nation like the United States, dismisses the contributions of allies, it’s a slap in the face not only to the soldiers themselves but also to the bonds of trust and cooperation that are essential for global security.… Continue reading
Under the Trump administration, the Department of Justice has significantly reduced funding and training for law enforcement agencies investigating child sex crimes, including the cancellation of the 2025 National Law Enforcement Training on Child Exploitation. These cuts, enacted shortly after his re-election, hinder efforts to prosecute child predators and put vulnerable children at risk, according to sources. This lack of funding and training impacts investigators’ ability to keep up with the evolving tactics of child predators, including their use of AI and new platforms. Additionally, the suspension of annual grants and meetings with ICAC taskforces further restricts resources and collaborative efforts, creating significant challenges for those working in this sensitive area.
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A German football federation executive committee member, Oke Göttlich, has suggested a World Cup boycott in response to actions by Donald Trump. Göttlich, citing Trump’s actions that have caused discord across Europe, including threats and tariffs, believes the potential threat is greater than that of the Olympic Games boycotts of the 1980s. The United States is co-hosting the World Cup, a tournament that is already facing criticism over ticket prices and travel bans. Göttlich’s call for a boycott may face resistance from federation president Bernd Neuendorf and FIFA president Gianni Infantino.
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Despite former President Trump’s focus on Greenland, the US military faces significant limitations in Arctic operations compared to its allies. The US lags behind Scandinavian countries and the UK in cold-climate training and experience, as evidenced by difficulties encountered during NATO exercises. The US relies on Finland for icebreaker technology, highlighting a dependence on European expertise. While potential long-term security and commercial risks exist in the region, US capabilities currently fall short, potentially undermining collaborative efforts within NATO.
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ICE Execution in Minneapolis: Video Surfaces of Federal Agents’ Actions
Minneapolis officials are investigating reports of a possible shooting involving federal agents near 26th Street and Nicollet Avenue. Reports indicate the presence of federal authorities, including ICE agents, alongside Minneapolis and St. Paul Police at the scene. Authorities deployed tear gas and pepper balls after some observers reportedly threw objects at them. The Department of Homeland Security stated a suspect had a firearm with two magazines. The situation is ongoing, and further details are being gathered.
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