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EU lawmakers demand TikTok investigation over alleged censorship of "Epstein files" - Politico

32 European lawmakers have appealed to the European Commission, demanding an investigation into TikTok over allegations of content censorship, particularly concerning the "Epstein files. " Users report technical issues and reduced post reach following changes in the platform's ownership.

News of the World • February 4, 04:22 PM • 3298 views
Trump urged Republicans to "nationalize" elections: NYT explained what it means

Donald Trump called on the Republican Party to take control of voting procedures in 15 states. This raised new concerns about administrative interference in electoral matters.

Politics • February 3, 08:49 AM • 4864 views
Bruce Springsteen released the song "Streets of Minneapolis," where he ridiculed Trump's policies

Singer Springsteen presented his new song, in which he ridiculed Trump's policies and ICE's involvement in Minneapolis.

Culture • January 29, 02:14 AM • 4657 views
Ecuador accuses US agents of attempting to infiltrate consulate in Minneapolis

Ecuador's Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported an attempt by an ICE agent to enter their consulate in Minneapolis. Official Quito sent a note of protest, considering this a violation of diplomatic immunity.

News of the World • January 29, 01:21 AM • 4191 views
Trump softens tone and changes leadership of immigration operations in Minneapolis after second fatal shooting

The Trump administration is reshuffling the leadership of immigration enforcement operations in Minneapolis after a second fatal shooting. Gregory Bovino will leave the city, and Tom Homan will lead the mission, reporting directly to the White House.

News of the World • January 27, 07:00 AM • 4442 views
Minnesota authorities sue Trump administration over fatal shooting

The Hennepin County Attorney's Office and the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration for obstructing the investigation into a fatal shooting by a Border Patrol agent. Federal authorities denied access to the scene despite a warrant.

Crimes and emergencies • January 25, 08:03 AM • 7757 views
US federal agents shoot man in Minneapolis: second incident in a month - ReutersVideo

In Minneapolis, US federal agents shot a man, marking the second fatal incident this month amid increased immigration enforcement. The city's mayor and governor have called for a halt to the Trump administration's operations.

Crimes and emergencies • January 24, 07:58 PM • 10830 views
In Minnesota, hundreds of businesses closed in protest against ICE raids

In Minnesota, hundreds of establishments ceased operations in protest against raids by the U. S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Business owners report a 30% drop in sales due to fears among staff and visitors.

Society • January 24, 12:50 AM • 10008 views
Trump administration launches immigration operation in Maine

The U. S. Department of Homeland Security has launched Operation "Catch of the Day" in Maine, aimed at enforcing immigration laws. Over 100 federal agents have arrived in the state, drawing criticism from the governor and human rights activists.

Society • January 21, 09:56 PM • 4547 views
Minneapolis court restricts ICE agents' use of force against protesters

Federal Judge Katherine Menendez issued a temporary injunction against ICE agents' use of force against protesters in Minneapolis. This decision comes after the killing of Rene Good by an ICE agent and Trump's threats to deploy military forces.

Society • January 17, 04:44 AM • 6248 views
Trump has so far reconsidered using the army against the Minnesota uprisings

President Trump has decided not to deploy regular troops in Minnesota, despite previous threats to use the Insurrection Act. He noted that he currently sees no reason for its immediate implementation.

Politics • January 17, 01:46 AM • 5467 views
Rene Goody Murder: Trump Threatens Military Force Over ICE Protests in Minnesota

Donald Trump has threatened to deploy military forces in Minnesota following protests sparked by the actions of immigration agents. This occurred after an officer shot a Venezuelan man, and previously an agent fatally shot a U.S. citizen.

News of the World • January 15, 05:06 PM • 4959 views
American tourist dies in shark attack in US Virgin Islands

56-year-old Arlene Lillis from Minnesota died after a shark attack off the island of St. Croix. This is the second such incident in ten years in the region.

News of the World • January 9, 09:47 PM • 13603 views
In the US, an immigration officer shot and killed an American citizen during a raid to catch illegal immigrantsPhoto

In Minneapolis, an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer shot and killed a 37-year-old American citizen. The Secretary of Homeland Security called it self-defense, while the city's mayor called on ICE to leave Minneapolis.

Crimes and emergencies • January 8, 01:52 AM • 38253 views
Hilton distances itself from scandal over canceled rooms for DHS agents

The Hilton hotel chain has responded to accusations from the US Department of Homeland Security regarding the refusal to serve their employees. The company stated that the hotel in Lakeville, where the incident occurred, is independently managed, and the staff's decision does not comply with the chain's corporate policy.

News of the World • January 6, 01:16 AM • 4336 views
Trump says he will release his MRI results after Walz's criticism

Donald Trump has stated his readiness to release his MRI results in response to Minnesota Governor Tim Walz's doubts about his physical and mental condition. Trump noted that his MRIs are perfect but did not specify when exactly he would publish them.

News of the World • December 1, 11:03 AM • 3709 views
US Midwest braces for record snowfall and road chaos

In the US, Chicago and neighboring Midwest cities are expecting significant snowfall, up to 30 centimeters of snow. Meteorologists predict about 20 centimeters of precipitation in Chicago, which could repeat the record snowfall in November.

News of the World • November 28, 05:07 PM • 5089 views
Bad weather hit the US: tornado near Houston, heavy rains in the South, and snow in the Midwest

Storms, heavy rains, and snow disrupted millions of Americans' travels. A tornado destroyed dozens of homes in Texas, and new heavy rains and thunderstorms are expected in the South.

News of the World • November 25, 06:25 PM • 5179 views
Where in the US do retirees live better: TOP-10 statesPhoto

A study identified Florida, Minnesota, and Colorado among the top 10 US states for retirement living. The assessment was based on affordability, quality of life, and healthcare.

Society • October 30, 01:24 PM • 4720 views
3D printing and stem cells open new path to treating spinal cord injuries - scientists

Scientists at the University of Minnesota have developed a 3D-printed scaffold with stem cells that restored motor functions in rats with spinal cord injuries. This technology could revolutionize the treatment of paralysis.

Health • September 5, 07:10 AM • 3780 views
Kept a diary in Russian: what is known about the killer who carried out a shooting at a Catholic school in MinneapolisPhotoVideo

In Minneapolis, 20-year-old transgender Robert Westman opened fire at a Catholic school, killing two children and wounding about 20 people. Before the attack, he published a video showing an obsession with weapons and plans to attack a church.

News of the World • August 27, 08:46 PM • 7874 views
In the USA, 2 children died and 17 more were injured during a shooting at a Catholic school in Minnesota

In Minneapolis, Minnesota, a shooting occurred during a school Mass at a Catholic school. Two children, aged 8 and 10, died, and 17 people were injured, 14 of whom were children.

News of the World • August 27, 06:14 PM • 4531 views
International Alliances Day and Refrigerator's Birthday: What else is celebrated on August 8

August 8 marks the birthday of the refrigerator, patented by Albert Marshall in 1899. Also celebrated today are the Signal Corps Day of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, International Cat Day, and International Alliances Day.

Society • August 8, 03:21 AM • 3657 views
Media learned about Heggset's election talks. This would lead to his resignation as head of the Pentagon

US Secretary of Defense Pete Heggset has privately discussed the idea of running for political office in Tennessee next year. To do this, he would have to resign, as the Department of Defense prohibits civilian employees from running for political office.

News of the World • July 30, 08:40 AM • 4612 views
Jake Larson, WWII veteran who became a TikTok star, dies at 102

American World War II veteran Jake Larson, known as "Papa Jake" on TikTok, has died at the age of 102. He participated in the Allied landings in Normandy and shared his experiences.

News of the World • July 20, 01:47 PM • 5320 views
After more than 100 years of prohibition: a suspect in the murder of a lawmaker and attempted murder of another may be executed in Minnesota

A man accused of murdering the former Speaker of the Minnesota House of Representatives and her husband could be executed. This is the first such case in the state in over 100 years due to a change in federal policy.

Crimes and emergencies • June 18, 02:23 PM • 2949 views
A tornado of incredible strength has been recorded in the US

A massive tornado crossing a rainbow was recorded in the state of Nebraska, USA. Forecasters are warning of possible storms in the Mid-Atlantic and East Coasts.

News of the World • June 18, 07:54 AM • 4050 views
The FBI is offering up to $50,000 for information leading to the arrest of a suspect in the shooting of politicians in Minnesota

The FBI has announced a reward of $50,000 for information on Vance Boelter, suspected of murdering Representative Melissa Hortman and her husband, as well as attacking Senator John Hoffman.

News of the World • June 15, 09:11 AM • 4886 views
Trump reacted to the shooting in Minnesota, where a representative of the Democrats was killed and a state senator was wounded

Donald Trump stated that the FBI is investigating the shooting in Minnesota, where Melissa Hortman and her husband were killed, and Senator John Hoffman was wounded. He condemned the violence.

News of the World • June 15, 03:30 AM • 12359 views
A security guard is wanted in the US for the murder of two Minnesota politicians

Vance Boelter is suspected of killing MP Melissa Hortman and her husband, as well as injuring Senator John Hoffman and his wife. A list with 70 names was found in the suspect's car.

News of the World • June 14, 08:36 PM • 5218 views