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Bruce Springsteen released a new song, 'Streets of Minneapolis,' condemning federal immigration actions and criticizing Trump’s administration amid ongoing protests and a second deadly shooting by immigration agents. The song is dedicated to Minneapolis victims and reflects political tensions.
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The FBI executed a court-authorized search at Fulton County’s election facility in Union City, Georgia, focusing on records related to the 2020 election. The operation follows claims by former President Trump of election fraud, despite no evidence supporting widespread voter misconduct. Tulsi Gabbard, the DNI, was present during the raid, raising questions about her role.
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Protests occurred in Milan against the deployment of ICE agents for security at the Winter Olympics, citing concerns over US immigration policies and fears of creeping fascism. Demonstrators linked ICE to US violence and expressed opposition to US officials attending the event.
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Live Nation and Ticketmaster have agreed to a settlement with the DOJ following a lawsuit alleging monopoly practices. The deal includes damages, platform openness, and restrictions on exclusivity contracts, but the company will not be broken up. The case continues with 20 states pursuing further legal action.
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On Saturday, over 3,200 protests across all 50 US states and internationally marked the third 'No Kings' demonstration against President Trump’s policies. The protests focus on immigration, foreign policy, and domestic issues, with large turnout expected outside major cities and smaller communities. The main event is in Minnesota, commemorating controversial immigration raids and deaths.
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On Saturday, over 3 million people across the US participated in protests organized by the No Kings movement, criticizing President Trump’s policies on Iran, immigration, and governance. The demonstrations, the third nationwide mobilization, saw large crowds in major cities and smaller communities, reflecting widespread discontent with Trump’s administration.