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Federal immigration agents shot and wounded two people outside a Portland hospital, escalating tensions in the city.

Iran’s government cut off the internet and phone calls as protests led by exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi surged.

An ICE officer shot a Minneapolis driver, sparking protests. Federal officials call it self-defense; the mayor disagrees.

President Trump’s administration moves to control Venezuelan oil, seizing tankers and easing sanctions for global sales.

Claudio Neves Valente, ex-Brown student, killed two students and an MIT professor, leaving videos but no motive.

President Trump announced Venezuela will provide 30-50 million barrels of oil to the U.S., benefiting both nations.

Republican Doug LaMalfa, a California rice farmer and seven-term U.S. House member, died at 65, reducing GOP control.

The U.S. cut vaccine recommendations for children, sparking concern from medical experts about rising preventable diseases.

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz ends reelection bid amid Trump’s focus on a fraud probe into child care programs and Somali community.

At least 30 villagers were killed in a gunmen attack in northern Nigeria’s Niger state, with many others missing.

U.S. military captures Venezuelan leader Maduro; Trump plans to sell oil, legal concerns arise on operation’s legitimacy.

Tesla lost its title as the top EV maker, with sales dropping amid competition, political backlash, and tax changes.