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What is the Justice Department investigating in St. Paul?
The Justice Department investigating. I'm Lisa Lucera, Fox News. After protesters disrupted a church service in St. Paul yesterday, chancing ICE out and Rene Good.
What you saw there was anti-Christian, anti-law enforcement rioters storming a church in this country.
Deputy Attorney Todd Blanch, St. Paul Police actively probing the incident as a disorderly conduct investigation. This as the Department of Justice has notified a federal appeals court that will appeal a ruling that federal officers in the Minneapolis area cannot detain or tear gas peaceful protesters without obstructing authorities. Federal immigration officials say a Nicaraguan national died while in custody in Texas.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement revealing Victor Manuel Diaz, a 36-year-old detainee from Nicaragua, was found unresponsive last week at Camp East Montana in El Paso, Texas, explaining they believe he died by suicide, but the official cause of his death remains under investigation. According to ICE, Diaz entered the U.S. illegally in March of 2024. He was taken into custody earlier this month in Minneapolis and was transferred to Texas. Camp East Montana on the U.S. Army's Fort Bliss base in El Paso is one of the largest ICE detention facilities in the U.S.
Sox's Christian Goodwin, a government official now saying at least 5,000 people have died and thousands more hurt in anti-government demonstrations in Iran.
On Sunday, Iran's president, Massoud Pazeshkin, warned any aggression against the supreme leader would be considered an all-out war. President Trump responded to those remarks, saying in an interview with Politico that it's time to look for new leadership in Iran. In preparation for possible U.S. action against Iran, Israel is keeping its military on high alert.
Fox's Trey Inks in Tel Aviv. The total number arrested reportedly 25,000. America's listening to Fox News.
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A landmark school shooting case in Michigan getting another look over claims the prosecutor crossed ethical lines.
The Detroit Free Press reports that Oakland County Prosecutor Karen McDonald is being accused by a former Wayne County prosecutor of putting winning over justice. and using the case against Jennifer and James Crumbly to advance her political career. That McDonald withheld evidence, protected key witnesses, and used the media and a public relations firm to allegedly prejudice the defendants early on while a gag order was in place. The Crumblys, sentenced to at least 10 years in prison for providing the gun their then 15-year-old son used to kill. The Oakland County Attorney's Office saying it's proud of their work and of the verdicts. Jeff Manasso, Fox News.
Firefighters in Chile battling forest fires that have killed at least 19 people and forced 50,000 to leave their homes as they sweep through thousands of acres in the center and the south of the country. Union Pacific says it's ready to provide the necessary information to wrap up its merger with Norfolk Southern.
Union Pacific says it will provide additional information requested by the Surface Transportation Board, which last week declared its merger application with Norfolk Southern incomplete. The companies were invited to revise and resubmit the application. Regulators wanted more information on the combined company's projected market share and some other documents. The Wall Street Journal says the request is likely to delay what it's already expected to be a lengthy merger review process. The Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern merger will create a single company controlling coast-to-coast rail shipments for the first time in U.S.
What are the implications of the Nicaraguan national's death in ICE custody?
history. Ginny Koselda, Fox News.
Italian fashion designer Valentino, known for his glamorous gowns, beloved by royals, first ladies, and movie stars, has died.
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