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From Gaza body returns to a stalled Senate spending push to a scaled back ICE footprint in Minnesota, today’s signal is the same across three fronts, limited cooperation is ending, big plans are hitting resistance, and government actors are shifting tactics under pressure rather than moving on clean wins.

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The deployment of federal troops to enforce immigration policy has not only shattered families and eroded constitutional protections, but has fundamentally betrayed the trust between law enforcement officials and their political leaders by penalizing officers for carrying out the very directives they were ordered to execute.

The Sterling’s long, lightweight handle causes users to bear down unconsciously, leading to irritation, nicks, and increased risk of Pseudofolliculitis Barbae (PFB)—but by restoring proper weight and balance, you transform a disposable into a field-grade shaving implement that lets the blade geometry do the work.

We love the game when we’re winning, but the moment someone else scores, we suddenly remember we hate cheaters.

Newly released video footage from Minneapolis has added new context to the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti, complicating earlier official accounts of the incident. Abroad, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has begun a high-profile visit to China as Western alliances show signs of strain and governments reassess diplomatic engagement. In markets, the U.S. dollar weakened further as investors reacted to mounting economic and political uncertainty, driving increased volatility across global currencies.

While Omar gets sprayed with mystery liquid at a Minneapolis town hall and keeps talking, Rubio’s telling senators that Venezuela’s transition is going to be a long slog with no clean exits, and Starmer just touched down in Beijing with sixty delegates trying to chase Chinese trade dollars without tripping any security alarms.

Alex Pretti was disarmed, on his knees, and incapacitated when federal agents shot him in the back. The story officials told afterward moved faster than the evidence ever did.

We’re handing nuclear-grade intelligence to a machine that doesn’t bleed, doesn’t blink, and operates on a moral framework we’re still scribbling on a napkin.

At $35 million per aircraft versus the Apache’s $52 million price tag, the Viper delivers serious firepower without breaking Ukraine’s already-strained defense budget.

She was kind enough not to slash tires or bust windows. She just wanted to leave a sweet little message for psychotic posterity.

Federal immigration enforcement in Minneapolis, platform moderation decisions by Meta, and new casualty estimates from the war in Ukraine dominated developments overnight, as governments and institutions adjusted posture under growing scrutiny and pressure.