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US immigration agent fatally shoots woman in Minneapolis, mayor disputes government claim of self-defense — REUTERS / pwu404

JD Vance · Minnesota

US immigration agent fatally shoots woman in Minneapolis, mayor disputes government claim of self-defense

51% Center coverage: 615 sources

Minnesota must play a role in investigating the fatal shooting of a Minneapolis woman by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer, Gov. Tim Walz insisted Thursday, pushing back against the Trump administration’s decision to keep the investigation solely in federal hands.See the Story

Money for Mass Shooting Victims Directed to Somali-Linked Nonprofits

Terre Haute · Terre Haute

Money for Mass Shooting Victims Directed to Somali-Linked Nonprofits

82% Center coverage: 33 sources

Community members learned that a large chunk of the money raised didn't go to the victims. Instead, it went to 29 different non-profits.See the Story

Cuba faces uncertain future after US topples Venezuelan leader Maduro — Cuban flag waving against a historic building in Havana, capturing national pride and architectural beauty. by Matthias Oben/Pexels / Pexels

Politics · Cuba

Cuba faces uncertain future after US topples Venezuelan leader Maduro

68% Center coverage: 16 sources

Cuban officials on Monday lowered flags before dawn to mourn 32 security officers they say were killed in the U.S. weekend strike in Venezuela, the island nation’s closest ally, as residents here wonder what the capture of President Nicolás Maduro means for their future.See the Story

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