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The fatal shooting of a 37-year-old woman by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer in Minneapolis has intensified national scrutiny over federal immigration enforcement operations and the limits of use of force in civilian neighborhoods. The incident occurred during a targeted enforcement operation in south Minneapolis and immediately prompted conflicting

President Donald Trump stated that the United States is preparing to acquire between 30 million and 50 million barrels of oil from Venezuela at prevailing market prices, a move that would mark a significant change in Washington’s approach to Venezuela’s energy sector and broader bilateral relations. The announcement places oil

The Pentagon has formally launched a six-month evaluation of the effectiveness of women serving in ground combat positions across the U.S. Army and Marine Corps, marking a significant policy reassessment a decade after all combat role restrictions were lifted. The initiative seeks to examine how the integration of women into

U.S. intervention in Latin America and the Caribbean has followed a long and complex trajectory that continues to influence regional politics today. The pressure campaign led by President Donald Trump against Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro reflects a broader historical pattern rooted in doctrines, security strategies, and geopolitical calculations that date

The Kennedy Center has entered a period of heightened instability following the decision to add President Donald Trump’s name to the iconic performing arts venue. The move has prompted a new wave of artist cancellations, compounding tensions that have been building throughout the year and raising broader questions about governance,

Family caregiving policy in the United States is increasingly at the center of political and economic debate, yet federal action has struggled to keep pace with the scale of need. Millions of Americans now provide daily care for aging parents, spouses, or relatives with chronic illnesses, often while holding full-time

American soybean farmers across the Midwest are approaching 2026 under increasing financial strain, as consecutive unprofitable harvests collide with elevated production costs, trade uncertainty and mounting debt obligations. In states like South Dakota, Iowa and Minnesota, producers report that rising prices for equipment, fertilizer, fuel and land rent have eroded

President Donald Trump’s executive order directing federal agencies to move marijuana to Schedule III under the Controlled Substances Act represents one of the most consequential federal cannabis policy developments in decades. While the announcement has generated optimism among cannabis operators, investors, and researchers, the legal and administrative reality suggests a