LOADING ERROR LOADINGMinneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey called on President Donald Trump to withdraw the massive federal presence in his city following the latest fatal shooting of a man by federal agents on Saturday. “This is a moment to act like a leader,” Frey said during a press conference following the shooting. “Put Minneapolis, put America first. Take action now to remove these federal agents.”AdvertisementVideo posted online shows at least six masked federal agents wrestling an unidentified man to the ground before shooting him multiple times. Stand up for America,” Frey said during the press conference.

Host Aishah Hasnie told Harrigan the measures ICE and Border Patrol agents were using to thwart the protesters did not seem to be working. They continue to come right back — after this tear gas is used against them, they come right back, Steve. “This is ineffective,” Harrigan told her. Harrigan told Hasnie that the situation on the ground was tense afterwards, with protesters calling the agents “pigs” and chanting “ICE Out!” The Fox News chyron mentioned some protesters were seen throwing rocks at agents. The post Fox News Reporter: Tear Gas Has Been ‘Completely Ineffective’ Against Protesters — Only Causing ‘More Turmoil’ in Chaotic Minneapolis Streets first appeared on Mediaite.

There is also Republican-backed legislation moving through Congress to restrict gender-affirming care for youths. Another father of a transgender patient at Children’s Hospital, who requested anonymity because he fears for his child’s safety, said he was grateful for the agreement, but doesn’t see it as the end of the road. “The government’s attempt to rifle through children’s medical records was unconstitutional from the start. “These threats are no longer theoretical,” Children’s Hospital executives wrote to staff in an internal email announcing the closure of the clinic in June. “To date, they assured us, no identifiable patient information has been received, and now it cannot be,” said Amy Powell, with Lawyers for Good Government.

Your name NextJanuary 24, 2026's edition of the LA Times games is finally out! Solve challenging puzzles, like Crossword and Mini Crossword, right away. Crossword and Mini Crossword are two of the toughest puzzles in the lineup, so you shouldn’t miss out on them. Here are the answers to today’s LA Times Crossword and Mini Crossword. LA Times Crossword Answers for January 24, 2026Crossword Answers for Today | Credits: The LA Times/FandomWireHere are the answers to today’s LA Times Crossword puzzle:Across1 Emerge from the ashes, say – RISEAGAIN10 Violin stroke – UPBOW15 Mammal with a protective shell – ARMADILLO16 Letizia, por ejemplo – REINA17 Drafty places?

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Will a federal judge halt construction of the White House ballroom? The National Trust for Historic Preservation has filed a lawsuit aiming to halt the Trump administration's construction of the White House Ballroom, with a judgment expected next month.

(BASARNAS via AP)JAKARTA, Indonesia -- A predawn landslide triggered by torrential rains on Indonesia’s main island of Java killed at least eight people on Saturday and left 82 missing as rescuers struggled through deep mud, searching for survivors. Days of torrential rains had caused rivers to burst their banks, tearing through Pasir Langu village in West Bandung district of West Java province. Families living within 100 meters (yards) of the landslide zone were evacuated due to fears of further slope failures. In December, catastrophic floods and landslide struck Sumatra, Indonesia’s largest island, killing at least 1,200 people and injuring more than 7,000, the National Disaster Management Agency said. Last January, more than 20 people were killed after being swept away in floods and landslides after torrential rains in Central Java province.

A red “Call a Republican” pay phone was installed outside Black Serum Tattoo in San Francisco as part of a social experiment. The “Call a Democrat” pay phone sits outside of Seven and One Books in Abilene, Texas. In one recording, Steve — a San Francisco man who identifies as a liberal — asks, “Are you a Republican?” to a mother of four in Abilene. The San Francisco phone booth is set up outside of Black Serum Tattoo studio in the Mission District. AdvertisementMeanwhile, some 1,600 miles away in Abilene, the owner of Seven and One Books, Arlene Kasselman, also has been delighted with the response to the phone outside her store.

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John Dunleavy asks: Help me understand the idea of the coach reporting directly to the owner and not the GM. John Urbielewicz asks: My question is this, new coaches usually bring some players with them. If the Giants think Sauls is their answer, and I don’t know why they wouldn’t, it makes no sense to use a draft pick on another placekicker. Bob Donnelly asks: John Harbaugh (thrilled to have him) is described as a CEO style HC who relies heavily upon his coordinators. If John Harbaugh changes the organization for the better then Chris Mara will have had a lot to do with that.

(CNN) — Beware of the AI chatbot that becomes more than just a friend, or worse, an emotional crutch. Pope Leo XIV has warned about overly “affectionate” chatbots, urging regulation to prevent humans from forming serious emotional bonds with their AI companions. “As we scroll through our information feeds, it becomes increasingly difficult to understand whether we are interacting with other human beings, bots, or virtual influencers,” Pope Leo wrote on Saturday. In his latest message, the pope called for national governments and international bodies to take action in this area. Leo also called for clear distinctions between content generated by AI versus created by people, including journalists.

Chris Cillizza, CNN’s former editor-at-large who worked with Lemon before both of them were separately dismissed, penned a piece on his Substack with the headline, “Is Don Lemon a Journalist?”“Are the ‘Pod Save America’ guys journalists? 5 Don Lemon speaks with a protester inside a Minnesota Church on Jan. 18, 2026. Or is there some way to differentiate between activism masquerading as journalism, partisan journalism and just plain old journalism?” Cillizza wrote. 5 Don Lemon poses with protesters outside the St. Paul church. Don Lemon / YouTubeStart your day with all you need to know Morning Report delivers the latest news, videos, photos and more.

President Donald Trump has privately defended the Border Patrol agent who fatally shot a man the Department of Homeland Security says was armed in Minnesota on Saturday, a source familiar with the matter said. Some of the internal conversations at the White House and among allies have centered on why the man was carrying two magazines, three sources told CNN. The private defense of Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s actions comports with what Trump and members of his administration have said publicly. The president, at times sounding exasperated, held up mugshots of individuals he said had been arrested in his immigration crackdown. While the president has so far defended the agent involved in Saturday’s shooting, administration officials and Trump advisers acknowledged to CNN that the video was not cut and dry and the situation was still fluid.

Minneapolis Mayor after latest shooting: ‘How many more Americans need to die?’Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey speaks following another fatal shooting. A man was shot and killed by federal agents today in Minneapolis, according to the city’s police chief. The Department of Homeland Security says the man was armed, though it is not immediately clear what led up to the shooting or whether he was holding the gun when he was shot.

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