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A private White House screening of a new documentary about the first lady drew sharp criticism as Democrats focused on a fatal Minneapolis shooting by federal agents and renewed threats to block DHS funding.
Outrage grew nationwide after a Minneapolis man was fatally shot by federal agents, with video and witness accounts challenging claims that he posed an armed threat.
A second fatal shooting by federal agents in a matter of weeks has triggered demonstrations and renewed scrutiny of federal immigration enforcement tactics. Officials and witnesses dispute what happened in Minneapolis, and the case is rapidly becoming a national flashpoint.
A sprawling winter storm is spreading snow, sleet and damaging ice from the South into the Northeast, triggering emergency declarations, widespread outages and major flight disruptions as officials warn the worst conditions could linger into early week.
A U.S. Border Patrol agent’s fatal shooting of Alex Pretti, an ICU nurse in Minneapolis, sparked fresh protests and sharpened a political fight over aggressive immigration enforcement. Video and witness accounts conflict with federal claims that Pretti posed an armed threat, and Minnesota officials are demanding an independent, transparent investigation.
Anger spread across U.S. cities after an American citizen was fatally shot by federal agents in Minneapolis, the second such killing in less than three weeks. Video from the scene is central to a dispute over what happened, and the episode is now colliding with a looming Washington funding battle.
Large demonstrations spread from Minneapolis to other U.S. cities after federal agents shot and killed Alex Pretti, a 37-year-old ICU nurse, during a confrontation tied to an expanded immigration enforcement push. Officials dispute whether he was armed, while state leaders demand evidence preservation and an independent investigation.
A sprawling winter system dubbed Winter Storm Fern is moving across the United States, bringing heavy snow, dangerous ice, and Arctic cold. Officials in multiple states have issued emergency declarations as airlines cancel thousands of flights and communities brace for outages, treacherous roads, and prolonged freezes.
Winter Storm Fern pushed a dangerous mix of snow, ice and Arctic air across the southern and eastern United States, triggering emergency declarations, mass flight cancellations and hundreds of thousands of power outages. Utilities, state agencies and federal responders prepared for multi-day disruptions as temperatures plunged.
A sprawling winter storm stretching from the Southern Plains toward the Northeast is bringing heavy snow, dangerous ice and deep cold, with thousands of flight cancellations and emergency declarations across multiple states. Forecasters warn impacts will cascade into commuting, power restoration and supply chains through Monday.
A second deadly shooting by federal immigration agents in a matter of weeks has sparked fresh protests and intensified a political showdown in Washington over Department of Homeland Security funding.
A fatal shooting in Minneapolis has sparked nationwide protests after video appeared to show 37-year-old nurse Alex Pretti holding a phone, not a gun, contradicting claims from senior Trump administration officials. The case is fueling renewed scrutiny of federal enforcement tactics and intensifying political pressure in Washington.