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But video verified by Reuters and local officials are casting serious doubt on that account, showing the driver turning away from officers when shots were fired.

But even if the ICE agent were found to be at fault, any hopes of accountability is slim, according to our legal reporter, Jack Queen.

Those protections also make any potential civil cases less likely as well.

The Russian military says it's fired an intermediate-range ballistic missile in an air attack on Ukraine's energy facilities and drone sites.

It's a rarer deployment of one of the country's most advanced weapons.

The Orishnik missile can contain multiple warheads and carry either conventional or nuclear payloads.

While Russia did not say where the Orishnik hit, Russian drone attacks on Thursday plunged two regions into near total blackout.

While in Kyiv, Russian drones killed at least four people overnight.

Rio Tinto is in talks to buy Glencore to create the world's biggest mining company.

Peter Devlin from our sister Markit's podcast Morning Bit is here with the latest.

So Peter, why is takeover fever gripping this sector?

You can catch Morning Bid wherever you get your podcasts.

Some rare congressional pushback against U.S.

President Donald Trump.

The Senate has advanced a resolution that would bar Trump from taking further military action against Venezuela without congressional authorization.

A handful of Republicans voted with every Democrat in favor of moving ahead with the procedural measure to advance the War Powers Resolution.

Trump slamming the Republicans who voted for the resolution, writing on Truth Social that they should, quote, never be elected to office again.

At the moment, Trump appears more focused on controlling Venezuela's oil revenue than further military action.

In an interview with The New York Times, Trump suggested the US could oversee Venezuela for years with hopes of boosting its oil output.

And today, Trump is expected to meet with oil executives at the White House to discuss ways to revive Venezuela's tattered oil sector.