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Several federal prosecutors in Minnesota were fired after they resigned due to internal disagreements over the Justice Department's handling of a shooting investigation involving Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

The article discusses the arrest of a New York City Council employee, Rafael Andres Rubio Bohorquez, by federal immigration officials, which has led to outrage from New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani and other city leaders who demand the employee's release, while the Department of Homeland Security claims that Rubio Bohorquez is an illegal immigrant with a criminal history.

Armed Kurdish separatist groups attempted to cross into Iran from Iraq, stoking fears of further instability in the region amid Iran's crackdown on nationwide protests.

The article discusses the Supreme Court hearing on transgender athletes in women's sports, where female athletes expressed hope that the court will rule in favor of upholding state bans, but also disappointment with the justices' language and stances during the hearing.

Minneapolis officials continue to demand that ICE leave the city following a second ICE-involved shooting, as protests and clashes between federal agents and community members persist.

A brawl broke out among unruly parents during a 6th grade boys' basketball game at a Catholic school in New York, leading to the indefinite suspension of the two families involved and the announcement of new rules to prevent such incidents in the future.

The University of Washington is investigating comments made by a researcher, Mara Maughan, who allegedly called for the assassination of conservative voices, prompting criticism and calls for disciplinary action.

A Minneapolis ICE agent was attacked with a shovel and shot in self-defense, prompting President Trump to threaten invoking the Insurrection Act if the "corrupt politicians of Minnesota" do not stop the "professional agitators and insurrectionists" from attacking federal agents.

John Harbaugh is expected to become the next head coach of the New York Giants after interviewing with the team and reaching an agreement, pending any unforeseen setbacks.

President Trump emphasizes Greenland's role in national security, as several European countries deploy troops to the territory to bolster its defenses.

A Greenville, South Carolina police officer was ambushed in his patrol car after a suspect pulled up beside him and opened fire, leading to a chase that ended with the suspect dead.

The deputy director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Madison Sheahan, is resigning from her role to run for Congress in Ohio's 9th Congressional District.

House Republicans are increasingly concerned about maintaining their razor-thin majority in the House, as unexpected events like illnesses and absences can threaten their control.

Sen. Josh Hawley asked an obstetrician point-blank whether "men can get pregnant" during a Senate hearing on chemical abortion drugs, sparking a tense exchange.

CNN is facing criticism for allegedly framing inflation data differently under President Trump versus President Biden.

Senate Republicans successfully blocked a bipartisan attempt to curb President Trump's war powers authority after key GOP lawmakers reversed their positions.

The sister of Robert Pearson, who was allegedly killed by an undocumented immigrant truck driver, says her family has been unable to find legal representation to pursue accountability against the state entities that issued the driver's commercial license.

Anti-Iranian regime protesters in Los Angeles swarmed a U-Haul truck that drove through their gathering, smashing the windshield and attacking the driver until police arrived and took him into custody.

The Iranian Foreign Minister accused Israeli Mossad agents of provoking violence in Iran amid nationwide protests, while the U.S. government has threatened action against the Iranian regime for its crackdown on protesters.

Former Notre Dame women's basketball coach Muffet McGraw criticized the Trump administration and called for Republicans to impeach the president, claiming the U.S. is in "crisis" and that ICE is "terrorizing our cities, kidnapping, assaulting and killing our citizens."