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Trump reacts to fatal Minneapolis shooting

Kristi Noem responds to fatal Border Patrol shooting

U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem defended U.S. Border Patrol agent in the shooting of a protester during a press conference at FEMA headquarters.

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Donald Trump reacts to fatal Minneapolis shooting

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Governor Tim Walz reacts to latest Minneapolis shooting: "We are creating a log of evidence"

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Who was Alex Pretti? 37-year-old ICU nurse shot by federal agents in Minneapolis

A 37-year-old man was shot dead by federal officers in Minneapolis amid the immigration crackdown launched by US President Donald Trump’s administration.

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Minnesota officials at odds with DHS over account of Minneapolis man fatally shot by Border Patrol agent

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Alex Pretti was ‘protecting women’; claims emerge after new Minneapolis shooting video

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Governor Tim Walz reacts to latest Minneapolis shooting: “We are creating a log of evidence’

Governor Tim Walz reacts to latest Minneapolis shooting: 'We are creating a log of evidence’

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Man shot during Minneapolis immigration crackdown has died, hospital record shows

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Trump briefed on Border Patrol-involved shooting as Minneapolis mayor demands end to enforcement operation

Miss Manners: I told my wedding guests no gifts

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Miss Manners: When we said ‘no wedding gifts,’ we didn’t mean ‘no cards.’

They explicitly said “no gifts” for their wedding but are “befuddled” by how many guests showed up cardless.

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Miss Manners: I said no gifts, but some guests couldn’t even write in a wedding card?

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Miss Manners: Newlyweds baffled when ‘no gifts’ ends up with some guests not even writing a card

Noem: Peaceful protesters don’t bring ‘gun and ammunition’

Responding to a question during a news conference at FEMA headquarters, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem defended a U.S. Border Patrol agent’s fatal shooting of a man in Minneapolis on Jan. 24.

Pentagon Contractor Indicted in Leak Case Tied to Search of Washington Post Reporter’s Home

Federal prosecutors say a Pentagon contractor has been indicted on charges that he illegally handled classified national defense information that he took home from work and later gave to a news report