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The FBI's sudden search of the Fulton County elections office in Atlanta has raised questions about election integrity and the role of federal authorities in local electoral matters.
Trump's National Guard deployments could cost over $1 billion this year, sparking debate over national security, budget priorities, and democratic values.
Tom Morello's surprise benefit concert at First Avenue is a call to action, a stand against fascism and a celebration of music and resistance.
Ecuador condemned an ICE agent's attempt to enter its Minneapolis consulate, sparking concerns over consular immunity and international law.
A powerful nor'easter storm is set to hit the East Coast, bringing heavy snow, strong winds, and waves, testing community resilience and preparedness.
Trump's plan to de-escalate the government's presence in Minnesota after the Pretti shooting sparks debate on policing, justice, and federal intervention.
Critics say CBP was unprepared for Minnesota, citing a history of excessive force
State lawmakers push to restrict ICE, allowing lawsuits against federal agents, in a move that shifts the paradigm on immigration policies and accountability.
Ilhan Omar's bravery in the face of a shocking attack at a town hall meeting has sparked a national conversation about the rise of intolerance and aggression in American politics.
Kim Keon Hee, South Korea's former first lady, has been sentenced to 20 months in prison for corruption and bribery, marking a pivotal moment in the country's fight against corruption and its pursuit of transparency in governance.
Prosecutors allege the Alexander brothers used trips and party invites to lure and rape their victims, highlighting a complex web of manipulation and societal failures.
A Russian drone strike on a Ukrainian passenger train killed five people, sparking widespread condemnation and highlighting the need for diplomatic intervention.