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Agents involved in Minneapolis protester's death suspended

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) did not specify when the two agents were suspended, but said in a statement that the action is "standard procedure" and should not be interpreted as suspicion of misconduct.

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Society

Melania Trump on Minneapolis tension: 'I’m calling for unity'

The first lady's comments came as President Donald Trump publicly called on Democratic governors and mayors to officially collaborate with his administration on implementing federal immigration laws in an attempt to defuse tensions.

Politics

Trump says Kristi Noem won't resign despite Minneapolis shooting

"No," the president told reporters at the White House when asked if the Homeland Security secretary would resign in the wake of the death of protester Alex Pretti. "I think she's doing a very good job," Trump exclaimed, in his first on-camera remarks since the shooting.

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Politics

Soros-backed Philadelphia DA vows to ‘hunt’ down ICE agents

The statements coincided with the introduction of several bills pushed by Councilwomen Kendra Brooks and Rue Landau. The proposals include prohibiting ICE's use of municipal property and restricting cooperation between local and federal agencies.

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Economy

Five things you need to know before tax season

Whether working as an employee, owning your own business or combining multiple incomes, preparing ahead of time can make the difference between an easy tax process and a stressful one.

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World

Mark Rutte warns that Europe cannot defend itself without the US

The alliance's secretary general recalled on Monday that the United States maintains "total committment" to NATO's collective defense. He also credited Trump with pushing all NATO countries to raise their defense spending to at least 2% of GDP last year.

World

Trump announces tariff hikes on South Korean goods of up to 25%

The decision marks an apparent reversal of a trade and security agreement reached months earlier following a meeting between Trump and South Korean President Lee Jae-myung in October. That understanding included investment pledges by South Korea and the maintenance of U.S. tariffs of up to 15%.

JNS

The Shoah is already here

The warning signs that preceded the Holocaust are visible again, this time on a global scale and cloaked in modern language.

JNS

Israeli AI model can predict diabetes years in advance

The new model could help doctors and patients adopt preventive treatment strategies earlier, predict response to drugs and treatments in clinical trials, and reduce the economic impacts of dealing with diabetes, which could reach approximately $2.5 trillion globally by 2030, Nvidia said.

Opinion

Saudi relations with the United Arab Emirates

While the two Muslim-majority Gulf States have historically been close allies based on shared interests and adversaries, in recent years, they have experienced growing strategic competition.

Opinion

Self-determination for the Palestinians?

Israel’s recognition of such in Jordan could shift elements of the international debate and challenge some prevailing assumptions within progressive political movements.

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Opinion

Carved in stone: Donald Trump and the art of rebranding power

While other presidents had to wait decades, or posterity, to be commemorated, Trump decided the time was now. Barely a year into his second term, the U.S. dawned with a quiet but eloquent novelty: the power structure began to defer to the sitting president.

Opinion

Taking stock of the first tumultuous year of Trump 2.0

The fairest way to take stock of this first year is, not so much by weight and bulk, but by reviewing the degree to which he has delivered on what were his star promises during the 2024 campaign.

Opinion

Trump, 1 - Rest of the World, 0

What Donald Trump has shown this year is that he is much more consistent than people thought or expected. His so-called outbursts are much more than the reactions of someone temperamental.

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Opinion

Trump’s 2025: A year that defied expectations

The president moved swiftly to address the crisis at the southern border, resolving what had become a political and humanitarian disaster in a matter of days, while also reshaping U.S. international policy. On the economic front, although he delivered significant results, he has yet to secure broader approval from the American public.

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Health

Breast cancer in Latinas: Why you shouldn't skip a mammogram

In this article we will discuss with official data and plain language the real statistics of breast cancer in Latinas, when you should start getting mammograms, where to get free or low-cost mammograms, and how to perform a step-by-step self-exam.

Politics

President Trump announces Great Healthcare Plan to reduce medical costs

"This plan will deliver money directly to the American people, not insurance companies, big pharma and special interest groups—putting patients over industry leaders’ profits, just as he promised. The Great Healthcare Plan also builds on the successes of his first term by promoting competition, eliminating wasteful spending, and putting consumers back in control," the White House detailed in a statement.

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Society

Americans end the year pessimistic

Approval of the president, Congress and top national leaders of both parties remains low and sharply polarized, which Gallup says reflects the lingering political hangover from the government shutdown.

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Society

Vibrant, educated, young and Christian: A breakdown of the US Hispanic community

Latinos form the second largest racial or ethnic group in the country, representing approximately one in five inhabitants. A Pew Research report also highlights the group's diversity: "They are also strikingly diverse, relatively young, mostly U.S. born and increasingly dispersed across the country."

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Society

These are the 100 best colleges for the Hispanic community

The Washington Monthly's College Rankings analyze net price, Pell Grants, graduation and transfer rates to reveal which institutions offer the best opportunities for social mobility to Hispanic students.