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Coca-Cola, the parent company of Minute Maid, says it is ending in April the production of the sale of its frozen concentrated orange juice, which has been available since the end of World War II.

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President Trump is escalating his efforts for the U.S.

to acquire Greenland, saying he will impose 10 percent tariffs on eight European nations until they agree to his plan.

NPR's Barbara Sprott reports a congressional delegation went to Denmark this weekend trying to turn down the temperature.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Fry is criticizing the possibility of active duty troops being sent to Minnesota, saying it's unconstitutional and ridiculous.

President Trump has threatened to invoke the Insurrection Act in response to the protests that have taken place in that city since the killing of Renee Good almost two weeks ago by an ICE agent.

The mayor has since appeared to have backed off his threat on the Insurrection Act.

The mayor was on ABC's This Week.

Meanwhile, a federal judge has ruled that immigration officers cannot detain or use tear gas against peaceful protest.

ICE is reporting another death, this time at the largest detention center in the country.

The Nicaraguan man is the third person to die at the massive detention camp run by a private contractor.

Angela Kachergo with member station KTEP reports.

For the second year in a row, a small section of Florida got snow on Sunday on the western panhandle, just a flurry or two.

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At least 21 people are reported dead after two high-speed trains collided Sunday in southern Spain.

Officials say the death toll could rise as they continue the search and rescue operations.

Dozens of people are reported to be injured.

They say that one of the two trains derailed jumped the track, slamming into an oncoming train headed in the opposite direction.