Louise Schiavone

Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Louise Schiavone.

Across the nation, protesters took to the streets to protest the ICE actions that this past week in Minnesota led to the death of Minneapolis woman Renee Good.

In that city, thousands turned out, and while there were some arrests, the demonstrations were mostly peaceful.

Protesters turned out in Baton Rouge.

Brooke Thornton with Member Station WRFK has details.

In Iran, reports suggest that hundreds of people have been killed or wounded by the security forces over the past three days as mass anti-government protests continue across that nation.

Details are emerging despite an internet blackout.

We get more from the BBC's Lise Doucette.

The BBC's Lise Doucette, a lone gunman killed six people in Clay County, Mississippi yesterday.

Authorities say the victims included members of the shooter's family.

NPR's Alana Weiss has more.

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President Trump is expecting a visit in Washington in the coming week from Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado.

She was awarded the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize, an honor that Trump has often stated he deserves and which Machado dedicated to Trump at the time of the award.

After removing Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro in a military action, Trump has supported

interim acting president, Delce Rodriguez, to leave that nation.

In a Fox News interview last week, the president said he would accept Machado's Nobel if she gave it to him.

However, the organization that oversees the Nobel Peace Prize has issued a statement that once the Nobel Peace Prize is announced, it cannot be revoked, transferred, or

shared with others.

In Islamabad, Pakistan, a wedding party ended in tragedy when a gas cylinder exploded hours after the reception.