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  1. White House announces partnership with NABEP on Venezuela oil development

    The White House said on Sept. 1 that the U.S. government will take a 35% stake in a new oil company being formed with North American Blue Energy Partners to develop Venezuelan reserves.

  2. US politics focus: pressure grows after Minneapolis shooting as Democratic leaders target DHS chief

    Democratic leaders escalated criticism of the administration’s immigration enforcement after the Minneapolis killing of Alex Pretti, warning of major political consequences if top officials are not removed.

  3. Security tackles man accused of spraying liquid at Rep. Ilhan Omar during Minneapolis town hall

    Rep. Ilhan Omar was targeted during a Minneapolis-area town hall when a man sprayed an unidentified liquid, prompting security to intervene. Omar was not reported injured as authorities looked into the incident.

  4. Ilhan Omar sprayed with unidentified liquid at Minneapolis town hall, Guardian reports

    Security intervened after a man sprayed Rep. Ilhan Omar with an unknown substance during a town hall in Minneapolis. Omar was not injured, and authorities had not publicly identified the liquid or announced charges at the time of reporting.

  5. Trump administration reshuffles Minneapolis immigration leadership after Alex Pretti’s killing

    A senior Border Patrol official associated with the administration’s immigration surge in Minneapolis is being moved out of the city after the fatal shooting of ICU nurse Alex Pretti triggered national backlash. The White House has faced criticism after early official claims were contradicted by video evidence.

  6. Calls grow for DHS leadership changes after Minneapolis shooting; border commander reassigned

    Pressure intensified on the Trump administration Tuesday as Democrats and some Republicans demanded accountability after the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis during an immigration enforcement incident. Separately, reports said a senior Border Patrol figure tied to aggressive enforcement operations would leave Minneapolis following the shooting, as protests and political fallout broadened.

  7. Democrats demand Trump remove Kristi Noem as Minneapolis shooting intensifies scrutiny of DHS

    House Democrats escalated pressure on Jan. 27, warning of impeachment proceedings unless Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem is removed. The move follows the fatal shooting of nurse Alex Pretti during a federal immigration operation in Minneapolis and comes amid wider outrage over enforcement tactics and official statements about the incident.

  8. Democrats press for ICE reforms as shutdown deadline nears after Alex Pretti killing

    After the Minneapolis shooting death of Alex Pretti, Democrats are escalating demands for new oversight and operational limits on ICE and related agencies, while Republicans keep pushing a bundled funding plan ahead of a late-January deadline.

  9. Minneapolis shooting of legally armed protester Alex Pretti scrambles Trump-aligned Second Amendment politics

    The killing of Minneapolis protester Alex Pretti, who held a legal permit to carry, has opened a rift inside conservative politics: pro-gun groups are demanding answers while White House allies attempt to defend federal agents involved. Viral footage undercut early claims that Pretti posed a lethal threat, intensifying pressure for investigations and accountability.

  10. Senate Foreign Relations Committee schedules hearing on U.S. policy toward Venezuela

    The U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee outlined its week ahead, including a full committee hearing titled “U.S. Policy Towards Venezuela.” The session is scheduled for Wednesday, January 28, 2026 at 10:00 a.m. in Dirksen SD-419, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio listed as the witness.

  11. Bondi faces backlash after pressing Minnesota for voter-roll and welfare data amid immigration enforcement tensions

    U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi is drawing sharp criticism after requesting Minnesota’s voter-roll access and public assistance data in a letter to Gov. Tim Walz. The request comes as Minneapolis remains tense following a fatal shooting involving federal immigration agents, fueling a broader dispute over federal power and state cooperation.

  12. Trump signals possible changes to ICE operations after fatal confrontation sparks backlash

    A deadly confrontation involving federal agents has intensified scrutiny of immigration enforcement tactics, prompting renewed calls for investigation and raising the possibility of operational changes as political pressure mounts.