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The demonstrations were sparked by last week's fatal shooting of a woman in her SUV by an officer with U.S.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

That was followed by this week's wounding of a man in Minneapolis by another ICE agent.

The Department of Homeland Security says the latest incident began as a traffic stop involving a person from Venezuela who was in the U.S.

without legal status.

DHS says the officer was later attacked by the man and two others following a foot pursuit.

The Trump administration is ramping up pressure on local and state officials across the U.S.

to cooperate with federal immigration authorities.

As NPR's Joel Rose reports, it's raising legal questions about what the government can demand from local law enforcement.

Venezuela's political opposition leader, Maria Karina Machado, presented her Nobel Peace Prize medal to President Trump yesterday during their meeting at the White House.

Trump called it a wonderful gesture and later said their closed-door meeting went great.

NPR's Carrie Khan reports on Venezuela's acting president, Delce Rodriguez, who delivered the annual State of the Nation speech to lawmakers yesterday, less than two weeks after the U.S.

military seized the country's president, Nicolas Maduro, and his wife.

Australia's ban on those under 16 years old accessing social media platforms has resulted in the removal of more than 4.5 million accounts belonging to children.

That was announced today by the country's communications minister.

That restriction took effect last month.

Platforms including Facebook, YouTube and X face steep fines if they fail to comply with the new law.

Federal prosecutors say more than two dozen people are facing charges in an alleged point-shaving scheme in college basketball.

NPR's Becky Sullivan says players from 17 NCAA Division I teams are accused of accepting bribes to change the outcome of games.

Wall Street is coming off another positive day for stocks.