Kim Vinnell

Denmark is also increasing its military presence.

To Minnesota now, where another immigration-related shooting has fueled chaos.

A Venezuelan man who fled a traffic stop in Minneapolis was shot in the leg on Wednesday by a U.S.

immigration agent.

Protesters throwing rocks, ice and fireworks clashed with law enforcement agents who fired tear gas and crowd control munitions late into the night following the shooting.

Here's Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey.

It comes a week after a U.S.

immigration officer fatally shot Renee Good in her car.

FBI agents have searched the home of a Washington Post reporter as part of an investigation into leaked classified information.

Hannah Natanson, who covers the Trump administration's overhaul of the federal workforce, was reportedly told she's not the focus of the probe.

But it's a rare and dramatic move that some are calling a threat to journalism.

Reporter Helen Costa has been following the story.

to Uganda, where a security operation is underway as voting takes place in the country's presidential election.

81-year-old Yoweri Museveni is widely expected to extend his four-decade rule after a campaign marred by violence.

Uganda has significant influence in East Africa, deploying troops in several countries as part of peacekeeping or anti-insurgency missions.

Aaron Ross is covering the election.

That's despite the threat from an opponent who's attracted the backing of many of the country's younger voters.

And today's recommended read is the latest in our On The Money series, which looks at how rent is increasing for millions of Americans and by as much as 40% in some of the US's biggest metro areas.

There's a link to the story in the description.

And if you're in the market for more econ and finance news, check out our sister podcast, Morning Bit.