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Federal Courts Undercut Trump's Mass Deportation Campaign The New York TimesJudge allows immigration enforcement surge in Minneapolis to continue KCRAJudge rejects bid to end Trump administration's immigration-enforcement surge in Minnesota PoliticoMore anti-ICE protests underway nationwide after judge declines to immediately halt Operation Metro Surge in Minnesota CNNJudge denies Minnesota's request
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Live updates: Arrests made hours after hundreds gathered for another anti-ICE protest in DTLA ABC7 Los Angeles'National shutdown' brings protests to L.A., across the nation; demonstrators clash with police Los Angeles TimesProtesters clash with federal agents in downtown Los Angeles CBS NewsCitywide tactical alert issues after anti-ICE protesters clash with federal officers in downtown LA
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Federal officers use crowd control munitions as demonstrators protest outside Portland ICE building Oregon Public Broadcasting - OPBTrump calls Alex Pretti an 'insurrectionist' and 'agitator' after new video of ICU nurse emerges NBC NewsHe Witnessed an Earlier Shooting. Feds Arrested Him at the Scene of Alex Pretti's Killing The InterceptAgents were pursuing an immigrant when they killed Alex Pretti. Now, he shares his story. CBS News
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French tech giant Capgemini to sell US subsidiary working for ICE BBCFrench MPs demand explanation over tech firm's contract to help ICE in US The GuardianFrench Firm to Sell Division That Helps ICE Track Immigrants The Wall Street JournalICE launches nationwide program for covert surveillance of immigrants The Washington PostFrench tech company Capgemini says selling US subsidiary Reuters
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ESPN's purchase of NFL Network and other league digital assets has been finalized after government regulators approved the transaction.
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Leftist and liberal gun groups are seeing a rush of new members CNNLeftists and liberals should arm themselves against tyranny | Opinion Knoxville News SentinelRachel Hoopsick Jacobin7 Times Conservatives Praised Gun-Toting Protesters Zeteo | SubstackLiberals Are Buying Guns. It Won't Make Us Safer The Daily Beast
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French tech company Capgemini to sell US unit linked to ICE ReutersFrench MPs demand explanation over tech firm's contract to help ICE in US The GuardianICE launches nationwide program for covert surveillance of immigrants The Washington PostFrench tech company Capgemini says selling US subsidiary ReutersInternational Companies D
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The Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent tried to avoid providing President Trump with a clear recommendation to lead the central bank.
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Darryn Peterson Is Clear No. 1 NBA Draft Pick After Outshining AJ Dybantsa Sports IllustratedNBA execs: Kansas' Peterson, BYU's Dybantsa top draft prospects ESPNNBA mock draft 3.0: Is AJ Dybantsa still the top pick? USA TodayHawks get a perfect chance to complete their star core with Darryn Peterson Soaring Down SouthNBA Draft inte
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Regulators OK ESPN's deal for NFL Network, RedZone rights from NFL ESPNGovernment regulators approve ESPN's billion-dollar acquisition of multiple NFL Media assets The New York TimesReport: Government approves ESPN, NFL Media merger NBC SportsNFL-ESPN megadeal closes after receiving governmental approval New York Post
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New year, same threat. It's only more expensive and more damaging.
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Tyson Foods, Amazon and other big companies are facing pressure from some shareholders to provide reports about how they're being affected by the Trump administration's immigration policies.
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Overwhelmed resettlement agencies are struggling to place millions of refugees in a timely manner. A study by Elisabeth Paulson shows how AI can efficiently match refugees with host countries based on employment potential, which could streamline the resettlement process and help host countries expand their labor markets.
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 Topic: RobocarsTags: forbes
Waymo might seek a backup if their planned Zeekr receives 100% tariffs from the White House, but probably not the Ioniq 5
Read more at Forbes.com in Waymo Rumored In Talks With Hyundai, While Motional CEO Leaves
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ONE recent Sunday, about 40 people turned up at their regular gathering place, a community centre in Seattle, and soon found themselves pondering an ethical dilemma: would it ever be right to punch a Nazi? The dicussion was led by a husband-and-wife team, who pointed out that hurting people was usually a bad idea, but that it might sometimes be the only way to protect the innocent. "In a world as imperfect as this one, sometimes the choice is between a number of terrible ideas," suggested the husband, Mickey Phoenix.
Other recent topics for debate at the Seattle Atheist Church have included the difference between compassion and empathy, and whether or not reparations should be paid to the descendants of American slaves, as argued by the writer Ta-Nehisi Coates in a recent story for Atlantic magazine. Once they have exhausted their discussion, participants can get to know each other over juice and snacks.
Like many similar clubs across the Western...Continue reading
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