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President Trump is bringing an IndyCar race to Washington, D.C.
And Piers Franco-Ordonez reports Trump signed an executive order that would establish the Grand Prix races as part of the nation's 250th year anniversary celebration.
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Elected officials in Minnesota are calling for continued peaceful protest following the fatal shooting of a second person in Minneapolis during what the Trump administration calls an immigration enforcement effort.
As Matt Sepik of Minnesota Public Radio reports, the state's National Guard is now assisting local law enforcement.
A prominent immigration lawyer says a disturbance broke out Saturday at the South Texas ICE detention facility where 5-year-old Liam Conejo Ramos from Minneapolis was being detained.
Texas Public Radio's David Martin Davies reports.
The biggest winter storm in years has already cut power to more than 100,000 people in Texas, Louisiana, and Arkansas.
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There's muted reaction from Canadian leaders to President Trump's latest tariff threats.
From Toronto, Dan Karpinchuk reports.
More United Nations troops will be headed to Haiti this year to assist local police who have been trying to defend their capital from armed gangs that have taken over 80% of the capital port-au-prince.
Carlos Ruiz Massou, the special representative of the UN Secretary General in Haiti, says as many as 5,500 troops would be deployed to Haiti.
His comments come as a presidential transitional council announced it had the votes to remove Haiti's embattled prime minister, Alex Didier Fizami.
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