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Pence Defends ICE in Minn., Warns Against Rush to Judgment
Former Vice President Mike Pence on Wednesday night urged caution following the fatal shooting of a motorist who allegedly tried to run over a federal agent in Minneapolis.
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'They Let Us Burn' Rally Draws 1K in Pacific Palisades
More than 1000 people affected by the Palisades Fire gathered Wednesday in front of the charred remains of the historic Pacific Palisades Business Block building.
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Trump Prepares Gaza 'Board of Peace' for Phase 2
President Donald Trump is expected to announce a Gaza "Board of Peace" next week as his administration pushes into a second phase of its ceasefire framework a step that would formalize an international governing and reconstruction effort while the territory remains ...
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Sen. Graham: Trump Has Greenlit Russia Sanctions
Sen. Lindsey Graham R-S.C. on Wednesday said President Donald Trump supports additional sanctions on Russia.
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Mayor to ICE: 'Get the F*ck Out of Minneapolis'
After bluntly telling Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers to "get the fck out of Minneapolis" Mayor Jacob Frey said Wednesday night that they should leave the city following the fatal shooting of a motorist who allegedly tried to run over federal agents.
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Energy Sec. Wright: US to Control Venezuelan Oil 'Indefinitely'
Energy Secretary Chris Wright said on Wednesday the United States government wants to get Venezuelan oil flowing again directly control Venezuelan oil sales and revenue via U.S.-controlled accounts and create conditions for U.S. oil companies to enter the country.
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Noem: Vehicle Struck ICE Agent Before Fatal Shooting
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said Wednesday that an ICE officer was hit by a vehicle before the officer fatally shot the driver during an immigration-related operation in Minneapolis as federal officials defended the shooting as self-defense and city leaders ...
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Trump Withdraws US From Global Climate Agreement
President Donald Trump said Wednesday the United States will withdraw from the international agreement that has served as the foundation for global efforts to rein in climate change for 34 years.
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RFK Releases New Diet Guidelines: Eat More Meat, Milk but Less Carbs
President Donald Trumps administration released new nutrition guidelines on Wednesday that abandon long-standing U.S. recommendations that Americans restrict alcohol consumption to two beverages a day for men and one for women in favor of simply advising they consume less...
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Trump: Ban Dividends for Defense Stocks, Cap Exec Pay at $5 Million
President Donald Trump on Wednesday issued a sweeping warning to U.S. defense contractors accusing the industry of prioritizing shareholder payouts and executive compensation over the rapid production and maintenance of military equipment.
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Rubio to Meet Denmark Leaders, Backs Greenland Push
The top U.S. diplomat said on Wednesday he would meet leaders of Denmark next week but signaled no retreat from President Donald Trumps aim to take over Greenland and alarmed allies including France and Germany were working on a plan on how to respond.
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China Accused of Hacking Emails of House Panel Aides
China has hacked emails used by congressional staff on powerful committees in the U.S. House of Representatives as part of a massive cyberespionage campaign known as Salt Typhoon the Financial Times reported on Wednesday citing people familiar with the matter.
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Gov. DeWine Endorses Ramaswamy in Ohio Race
Ohio gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy won a high-profile endorsement from term-limited Governor Mike DeWine on Wednesday marking a significant moment in the 2026 Ohio governors race.
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US Delays Exclusions for Child Gender Care Providers
The Trump administration has agreed not to issue notices of exclusion from Medicare or Medicaid to providers offering gender-transition care to children while a lawsuit from Democrat-led states challenging its restrictions proceeds a court filing shows.
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Trump Seeks $6.2M in Legal Fees From DA Willis' Office
President Donald Trump is seeking more than 6.2 million in attorney fees and costs from the Fulton County District Attorneys office stemming from the election interference case brought against him and others that was recently dismissed.
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N.Y. Democrat Backs Plan to Boost Sanctuary Protections
New York State Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins D-Yonkers says she supports a bill that would increase sanctuary protections for immigrants in the state.
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TSA Flags $700M Cash Leaving Minneapolis Airport
TSA flagged nearly 700 million in cash found in passengers luggage departing Minneapolis airport over the past two years an outflow DHS officials say is believed to be linked to Somali immigrants and money couriers.
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Speaker Johnson to Address UK Parliament for 250th Anniversary
House Speaker Mike Johnson R-La. will be visiting London later this month to address the United Kingdoms Parliament.
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House Advances Dems' Effort to Reinstate Healthcare Credits
The Republican-controlled House of Representatives on Wednesday advanced Democrat-led legislation that would reinstate expired healthcare subsidies as the two parties jockey to lure voters in Novembers congressional elections.
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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette to Shut Down May 3
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazettes owners announced Wednesday the paper will be shutting down in a few months citing financial losses.
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Trump: Venezuela to Buy Only US Goods With Oil Deal Funds
President Donald Trump announced Wednesday that Venezuela has agreed to purchase "ONLY American Made Products" using funds from a new oil arrangement with the United States.
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Ga. Republicans Move to Scrap Income Tax by 2032
Georgia on Wednesday became the latest state to launch a bid to abolish its personal income tax with Republican leaders in the Senate backing a proposal to zero it out by 2032. The push is driven by politics. Lt. Gov. Burt Jones the Republican who leads the state ...
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Minneapolis ICE Shooting Sparks Democrat Backlash
A federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement operation in Minneapolis turned deadly Wednesday setting off an immediate political firestorm as Democrat officials accused the Trump administration of reckless enforcement.
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Gov. Walz Preps Guard After Fatal ICE Shooting
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz on Wednesday issued a warning order to prepare the National Guard after a woman was fatally shot in Minneapolis by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer.
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Mother Identifies Minnesota Woman Fatally Shot by ICE
The woman shot and killed by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent on Wednesday in Minneapolis has been identified by her mother as 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good the Minnesota Star Tribune reported.