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Every published file in reverse chronological order.
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Minnesota officials challenge federal ICE surge after fatal shooting of Minneapolis nurse
Minnesota leaders are escalating legal and political pressure over an expanded federal immigration presence in Minneapolis following the killing of ICU nurse Alex Pretti, as new video details intensify scrutiny of federal claims.
- 0110
U.S. takes stake in USA Rare Earth in $1.6 billion package to boost domestic minerals and magnets
The Trump administration is backing USA Rare Earth with a proposed $1.6 billion financing package tied to a federal equity position, part of a broader strategy to reduce reliance on China for critical minerals and magnet manufacturing.
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U.S. announces 232-athlete roster for Milan Cortina Winter Olympics, led by five-time Olympians
The United States has named a 232-athlete team for the 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics, featuring a deep group of medalists and several competitors headed to their fifth Games as the February opening approaches.
- 0112
FDA links Salmonella outbreak to Super Greens supplement; recall underway after 45 illnesses
Federal health officials are investigating a Salmonella outbreak tied to a dietary supplement powder, with dozens sick across many states. The FDA says the company agreed to a voluntary recall and urges consumers not to use affected products.
- 0113
Winter storm disrupts travel and daily life across wide swath of the U.S.
A major winter storm spanning large parts of the country is snarling transportation, forcing school closures and triggering widespread safety warnings as hazardous ice and heavy snow move across multiple regions.
- 0114
Georgia lawmakers weigh a moratorium on new AI datacenters amid rising power and water concerns
Georgia is leading a growing push to pause construction of new datacenters that support the AI boom, as lawmakers and residents warn that unchecked growth could raise utility costs and strain energy and water systems.
- 0115
PAHO warns Americas to prepare for overlapping influenza and RSV waves this winter
The Pan American Health Organization is urging countries to strengthen readiness as influenza and RSV circulate at the same time, raising the risk of extra pressure on hospitals and clinics during the Northern Hemisphere winter season.
- 0116
White House distances Trump from “assassin” label after fatal Minneapolis protest shooting
The White House moved to separate President Donald Trump from inflammatory descriptions used by senior officials after a federal officer killed Minneapolis protester Alex Pretti during an immigration-enforcement surge. The shooting and competing accounts have intensified scrutiny of the operation and prompted calls for hearings and court intervention.
- 0117
Timberwolves and Warriors return amid grief after Minneapolis killing; game feels “bizarre, sad”
The Minnesota Timberwolves returned to play the Golden State Warriors after a postponement linked to the killing of Alex Pretti during a federal immigration operation. Coaches and players described a somber arena and a community struggling to process fear and anger beyond basketball.
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Jack Smith defends Trump investigations at House hearing: “No one should be above the law”
Former special counsel Jack Smith told lawmakers he would make the same charging decisions again, arguing the evidence supported allegations involving election subversion and classified documents. The public hearing underscored the deep partisan divide over the investigations and raised renewed questions about Justice Department independence under Trump’s second term.
- 0119
Nvidia invests $2 billion in CoreWeave to speed U.S. AI data-center buildout
Nvidia said it will invest $2 billion in CoreWeave at $87.20 per share as the companies broaden a partnership aimed at building more than 5 gigawatts of AI data-center capacity by 2030. The move highlights surging demand for “neocloud” infrastructure and the intensifying race for land, power, and chips.
- 0120
Israel recovers remains of last Gaza hostage as ceasefire enters a harder second phase
Israel said it recovered the remains of police officer Ran Gvili, the last hostage in Gaza, completing a key requirement of the ceasefire’s first phase. The development clears the way for negotiations and steps tied to the truce’s next stage, including issues such as border crossings, security arrangements, and Gaza’s governance.