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Amid the ongoing immigration enforcement crackdown, the DOJ has issued grand jury subpoenas to Governor Tim Walz, Attorney General Keith Ellison, and the mayors of both Minneapolis and St.

Paul.

Physicians in Minnesota sounding the alarm about federal immigration agents in hospitals.

Erica Zurich of Minnesota Public Radio says some patients are worried about being targeted in medical facilities.

A year ago, President Trump signed an executive order that dramatically changed the way the U.S.

does foreign aid.

NPR's Fatna Tanis reports that one year in, it's affected millions around the world.

This is NPR.

U.S.

Supreme Court set to hear arguments Wednesday in the case of Lisa Cook.

She's the Federal Reserve governor that President Trump is trying to fire.

No U.S.

president has ever tried to remove a sitting Fed governor.

The Associated Press is reporting that Fed Chair Jerome Powell is planning to attend Wednesday's session.

Closing arguments expected Wednesday in the trial of a former school police officer accused of failing to confront the gunman in the Robb Elementary School attack in Uvalde, Texas.

Nineteen students and two teachers were killed.

The case, the first legal test of criminal responsibility for the law enforcement response.

Nearly 400 officers responded to the school as the attack unfolded.

Consumers online are becoming more curious and critical about polyester clothing.

Many users question the effects it may be having on the environment.