Kim Vennell

U.S.

Vice President J.D.

Vance is due to visit Minneapolis later today for meetings that the White House says are about restoring law and order.

ICE agents have had numerous violent confrontations with residents there over the immigration crackdown, with one agent fatally shooting a U.S.

citizen in her car.

Meanwhile, a new immigration enforcement operation is underway, this time in Maine.

The state is home to several refugee communities, including Somalis, who President Trump has previously referred to as garbage.

Immigration reporter Ted Hessen has more.

A Texas jury has acquitted a former school district police officer over the botched response to the 2022 Uvalde shooting.

Adrian Gonzalez had faced 29 counts of child endangerment for failing to confront the gunman in the first minutes of the attack that killed 21 people.

Prince Harry held back tears in the witness box as he told London's High Court yesterday that the Daily Mail had made his wife Meghan's life an absolute misery.

He and six other claimants, including singer Elton John, are suing the Mail's publisher, Associated Newspapers, for alleged privacy violations.

Associated has called the allegations preposterous smears.

And for today's recommended read, how Syria's Ahmed al-Shara managed to capture Kurdish-held areas while keeping the U.S.

on side.

Nine sources told Reuters that the takeover plans took shape in a string of high-stakes meetings in Damascus, Paris, and Iraq early this month, and that the U.S.

did not stand in the way of the operation.

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For more on any of the stories from today, check out Reuters.com or the Reuters app.

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