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President Trump is on his way to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, where he is expected to deliver a speech Wednesday on affordability.

But NPR's Mara Liason says his effort to take control of Greenland will likely overshadow his remarks.

NPR's Mara Eliason reporting on the press briefing Trump gave Tuesday at the White House.

His trip to Davos, meanwhile, got off to a rocky start.

Trump was forced to return to the D.C.

area to switch planes when Air Force One developed what the White House said was a minor electrical issue about an hour after takeoff.

President Trump has signed an executive order to stop federal agencies from helping Wall Street investors buy single-family homes.

The measure says those investors are crowding out first-time homebuyers.

Trump signed the order ahead of his address in Davos, as NPR's Stephen Passaha reports.

Some business owners say the presence of federal immigration agents in Minneapolis is hurting their bottom line.

Some restaurants have adjusted their operating hours while others have had to shut down temporarily.

NPR's Sergio Martinez Beltran reports.

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Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is among state and local officials who've been served with grand jury subpoenas.

The Justice Department is investigating whether they obstructed or impeded the Trump administration's immigration crackdown in the Twin Cities area.