Minneapolis
32 articles · Jan 2026 — Feb 2026
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Renee Good’s family says Trump hasn’t contacted them after her death
The family of Renee Good, an unarmed US citizen killed by a federal immigration officer in Minneapolis last month, has spoken out against President Donald Trump's administration, stating that neither the President nor anyone
A Tale of Two Americas: Native American Patrols and the Misunderstood Monroe Doctrine
As Native American patrols take to the streets of Minneapolis to protect their community from ICE agents, a centuries-old doctrine is being misinterpreted by the US President. Meanwhile, a Puerto Rican rapper is redefining what it means to be American. This is a story of two Americas, one rooted in history and the other in a vision for a more inclusive future.
Government Shutdown, Celebrity Scandals, and Community Resilience: A Week of Contrasts in the US
A limited government shutdown has begun, affecting 13% of the federal civilian workforce, while a Minneapolis brass band brings joy to a grieving community, and a Hollywood talent agent faces backlash over ties to Ghislaine Maxwell.
Democrats Eye North Carolina as Key Battleground, While Party Infighting and Investigations Continue
As Democrats look to North Carolina as a crucial state in their future electoral prospects, the party is also grappling with internal conflicts and external investigations. Meanwhile, the GOP is expanding its social media presence, and a Minneapolis man faces charges for allegedly threatening ICE officers.
Federal Agents Identified in Fatal Shooting of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis
Government documents have revealed the identities of the two federal agents involved in the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis. Jesus Ochoa, a border patrol agent, and Raymundo Gutierrez, a Customs and Border Protection officer, are named in the documents as the agents who fired their weapons during the confrontation. The shooting has sparked widespread protests and demands for a criminal investigation.
Protests Erupt Nationwide as Trump's Immigration Crackdown Intensifies, While Global Tensions Rise Over Nuclear Arms and Critical Minerals
The Trump administration's hardline stance on immigration has sparked widespread protests and civil unrest across the United States, with Minneapolis at the epicenter of the movement. Meanwhile, global tensions are escalating over nuclear arms and critical minerals, with China's rapid nuclear buildup and the US's response drawing concern from world leaders.
Federal Judge Rejects Minnesota's Plea to Halt ICE Surge Amid Two Fatal Shootings in Minneapolis
Minnesota's state government and cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration's Operation Metro Surge. The operation has resulted in the deaths of two individuals. Judge Wilhelmino M. Leitao Jr. dismissed the lawsuit, saying the plaintiffs had not provided sufficient evidence to justify an immediate halt to the operation.
A Week on Nicollet Avenue: Grief, Support, and Unanswered Questions After Alex Pretti's Death
The death of Alex Pretti has left an indelible mark on the Minneapolis community. Residents have set up a makeshift memorial with flowers, candles, and handwarmers.
US Department of Justice Launches Civil Rights Investigation into Fatal Shooting of Minneapolis Nurse Alex Pretti
The US Department of Justice (DoJ) has launched a federal civil rights investigation into the fatal shooting of Minneapolis nurse Alex Pretti by immigration officers. Pretti, 37, was shot dead on January 30, 2026, after a verbal altercation with immigration officers outside a local bar. The news of the investigation comes as protests in Minneapolis continue to intensify.
Chaos in Minneapolis: ICE Operations, Racist Governance, and Keto Diets - A Tale of Two Extremes
Minneapolis, a city in the Midwest United States, has been experiencing a tumultuous period. The daily lives of its residents have been disrupted by the presence of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents. This escalated tensions and resulted in two fatal shootings involving ICE agents.
Minneapolis Mayor Warns Other Cities: Speak Out Against Trump Administration or Face Federal Intervention
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey delivered a stern warning to his fellow mayors during a conference in Washington DC. Frey accused the Trump administration of staging an "invasion" of Minneapolis and pursuing a "might makes right" philosophy.
Senate Democrats Negotiate Deal to Prevent Government Shutdown and Implement Immigration Reforms
Senate Democrats are in negotiations to pass a short-term funding bill for the Department of Homeland Security. The deal comes as a response to the controversial killings of US citizens Alex Pretti and Renee Good in Minneapolis, which have sparked demands for reforms on federal agents.
Sydney Sweeney's Unconventional Lingerie Launch Amid Protests and ICE Surveillance in Minneapolis
Actress and producer of "Euphoria" launches new lingerie line. She has faced criticism for her unconventional marketing.
Global News Roundup: From Crime and Sports to Economy and Politics
A Chinese national is on the run in Australia after a shocking crime, a legendary NFL coach faces a new low, and the UK's vehicle production hits a 73-year low. Meanwhile, a shooting in Minneapolis sparks a shift in Trump's course, and experts weigh in on the rules of staying friends with an ex.
Global Tensions Rise Amidst Domestic Unrest as Leaders Face Backlash
As Minneapolis struggles to recover from the aftermath of ICE shootings, President Trump's attempt to "de-escalate" tensions is met with skepticism. Meanwhile, in the UK, Prime Minister Starmer faces opposition on multiple fronts, from cuts to jury trials to controversy over the Chagos deal with the US.
Tensions Rise and Fall: Trump, Sports, and Cultural Celebrations Dominate Headlines
As the world grapples with rising tensions in Minneapolis, the sports world saw major upsets, and cultural celebrations lit up the skies. Meanwhile, Republicans criticized immigration policies while avoiding direct attacks on Trump. Here's a comprehensive look at the week's top stories.
News in Brief: Sabalenka Advances, Immigration Shifts, and UK Policy Updates
Aryna Sabalenka reaches the Australian Open semi-finals, while the Trump administration sends a border tsar to Minneapolis, and the UK sees significant policy changes in immigration, driving licenses, and nuclear power.
Tragedy Strikes Around the World: Multiple Incidents Leave Dozens Dead or Missing
A series of devastating incidents has shaken communities around the globe, leaving dozens dead or missing. A ferry sinking in the Philippines has claimed 15 lives, while a search for missing Christmas Day swimmers in the UK has recovered a second body. Meanwhile, Minneapolis residents are reeling from a second deadly shooting, and a musical collaboration between Irish and Iraqi artists offers a glimmer of hope.
Conflicting Accounts and Controversies: A Week of Turmoil Across the Globe
From the streets of Minneapolis to the loos of a UK restaurant, this week has seen its fair share of controversies. A fatal shooting by federal agents, a disturbing invasion of privacy, and a public spat between a singer and a cosmetic surgeon are just a few of the stories making headlines. As officials and individuals alike face scrutiny, one thing is clear: the truth is often harder to find than it seems.