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US Investigates Minnesota ICE Protest, Ignores Alleged Government Misconduct

Following the death of Renee Good, who was fatally shot by an ICE agent, protests against ICE in Minneapolis are ongoing. The US Justice Department is investigating protesters who disrupted a church service, alleging they violated civil rights by desecrating a house of worship. Protesters claim a pastor at the church is an ICE official, while authorities vow to pursue federal charges. Amidst the protests, the Pentagon has placed 1,500 soldiers on standby, and a federal judge issued an order limiting crowd control tactics used by ICE agents.

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JD Vance Hosts White House Meeting on Epstein Files: Concerns of Cover-Up Emerge

Democracy Forward has filed a lawsuit against the US Justice Department and the FBI, seeking records detailing their handling of the Jeffrey Epstein sex-trafficking investigation. The legal organization is specifically requesting communication records related to senior administration officials’ discussions about Epstein documents and any correspondence between Epstein and Donald Trump. This lawsuit follows the Justice Department’s decision not to release additional documents and heightened public scrutiny. Meanwhile, top Trump officials reportedly met at the White House to strategize a unified response to criticism regarding the handling of official files.

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Bondi Sworn In as Attorney General: Concerns Raised Over Qualifications and Conflicts of Interest

Following recent events in the Gaza Strip, former President Trump declared the United States would assume control of the region. His plan involves a complete rebuilding of the area under American supervision. This interventionist approach contrasts sharply with previous US policy. The statement generated significant controversy and speculation regarding its feasibility and potential implications.

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