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Court documents reveal new details of alleged assault on Rep. Maxwell Frost

The suspect allegedly told Frost and another person, "We are going to deport you and your kind."

Man fatally shot in federal agent confrontation in South Minneapolis

There have been multiple shootings involving federal agents in the city over the last month.

Minnesota Gov. Walz vows state investigation into DHS "lies" about shooting

This is the second time state leaders said federal officials have refused to cooperate in a shooting investigation.

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Democrats threaten government shutdown over ICE funding

The Senate won't be back in Washington until at least Tuesday.

Furious Democrats float national guard, government shutdown over latest Minneapolis shooting

"I am doing my best to respond to this without a string of expletives," said one House Democrat.

Scoop: Netanyahu rejects WH request for Israel president to attend Board of Peace ceremony

Israel's absence created the impression that it is not 100% on board.

Ukrainian officials call talks with U.S. and Russia "positive" and "constructive"

The talks, aimed at ending the war, took place as Russia launched a massive missile and drone attack against Kyiv and other cities.

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The challenges facing the Ellisons' media empire

The Ellison's portfolio spans CBS News, Paramount Pictures, a piece of TikTok U.S. and could add CNN and HBO.

AI is reshaping police detective work, starting with cold cases

Detective work is becoming an AI search problem.

Scoop: Trump to headline summit on Trump Accounts

Trump is highlighting accounts as part of his push on affordability, with polls showing Americans are critical of his priorities.

Fewer than 200,000 Holocaust survivors remain as antisemitism rises globally

As survivors fade, Holocaust memory faces its biggest test.

The midterms are cracking Mike Johnson's grip on House votes

With Republicans out on the campaign trail, absences are turning routine votes into nail-biters.

Americans are now betting on winter storm totals on Polymarket and Kalshi

A winter storm is expected to disrupt the U.S. this weekend — and some people could make a few extra bucks.

How to prepare for "rare," "dangerous" ice expected from this weekend's storm

This weekend's storm looks to have major impacts from both snow and ice from Texas all the way to New England.

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FEMA faces trial by ice as winter storm nears after Trump's staffing cuts

Staff cuts and political distrust collide as a deadly storm approaches.

Trump escalates Carney feud after Davos dust-up

"Canada doesn't live because of the United States," Carney said on Thursday.

Forecasters warn of "catastrophic" conditions as winter storm begins

161 million Americans are under a winter storm warning or watch as of Friday morning.

ICE's detention of 5-year-old child puts new focus on Trump team's tactics

The episode is a reminder of the growing number of children, likely hundreds of them, who've wound up in family detention centers.

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Lewandowski back for another year as DHS's part-time power broker

Despite being listed as a temp, Lewandowski exerts singular influence in day-to-day operations at DHS.

Global powers brace for space warfare

"What's notable here is the line between routine activity and nefarious behavior is getting thinner."

Trump's envoys meet Putin for four hours on Ukraine

They'll head to Abu Dhabi next for trilateral talks.

"I'm not trying to frighten you."

TikTok closes deal to divest U.S. operations

The deal ends a yearslong saga to force TikTok's Chinese parent ByteDance to sell the company's U.S. operation.

Why Jamie Dimon, JPMorgan are top Trump targets

Trump is suing JPMorgan Chase and CEO Jamie Dimon, alleging the bank improperly cut him off from its financial services.

Leaders urge action in 2026: "We are on the brink of tyranny and authoritarianism"

"This is not theoretical," Marc Morial said. "It's showing up in paychecks and classrooms, in courtrooms and communities."

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