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ICE officer charged with assault in shooting during Minneapolis immigration crackdown

By Whitney Wild, Ashley Killough, CNN (CNN) — An ICE agent is facing several assault charges in connection with a January shooting involving two Venezuelan immigrants in Minnesota, according to Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty. The federal agent, Christian Castro, has been charged with four counts of second-degree assault and one count of falsely reporting

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Sheriff’s Office to enforce ‘Warrant Service Officer Model’ with ICE under Texas’ Senate Bill 8

UPDATE (May 19, 2026) — A spokesperson with DHS sent us the following statement: “Partnerships with law enforcement are critical to having the resources we need to arrest criminal illegal aliens across the country. We have had tremendous success when local law enforcement work with us.” “ICE has supercharged efforts with state and local law enforcement

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El Paso County publishes Requests for Proposals for Coliseum operations, sports tourism

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — El Paso County has released new details outlining what it wants from organizations seeking to oversee both the County Coliseum and the county’s sports tourism promotion efforts. As ABC-7 previously reported, county commissioners voted unanimously earlier this month to move forward with a Request for Proposals process, opening the management

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Elon Musk pierde caso contra OpenAI

Por Hadas Gold y Samantha Delouya, CNN Elon Musk esperó demasiado para demandar a OpenAI y a sus líderes, decidió el lunes un jurado en Oakland, California. Una demanda que presentó quedó impedida por el plazo de prescripción, determinó el jurado tras unos 90 minutos de deliberación. Su veredicto fue consultivo, pero la jueza Yvonne

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Musk loses case against OpenAI

By Hadas Gold, Samantha Delouya, CNN (CNN) — Elon Musk waited too long to sue OpenAI and its leaders, a jury in Oakland, California, decided on Monday. A lawsuit he filed was barred by the statute of limitations, the jury found after about 90 minutes of deliberation. Their verdict was advisory, but Judge Yvonne Gonzalez

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México bloquea las cuentas de funcionarios y exfuncionarios de Sinaloa a quienes EE.UU. acusa de narcotráfico

Por Mauricio Torres, CNN en Español La Unidad de Inteligencia Financiera de México (UIF) informó este lunes que bloqueó las cuentas bancarias de los 10 funcionarios y exfuncionarios del estado de Sinaloa a quienes el Gobierno de Estados Unidos acusó de narcotráfico a finales de abril. Hasta ahora, todos los involucrados han rechazado los cargos.

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Shakira acquitted of tax fraud in Spain

By Katie Kindelan Music superstar Shakira was acquitted of tax fraud in a new ruling released Monday by Spain’s national court. The court ordered Spanish authorities to repay Shakira more than $60 million from the yearslong legal battle. The ruling was based on an appeal from Shakira’s legal team, which argued the Grammy winner was not a full-time resident of

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DOJ announces $1.7B ‘Anti-Weaponization Fund’ as part of Trump IRS lawsuit settlement

By Katherine Faulders, Peter Charalambous, and Alexander Mallin The Justice Department announced Monday that as part of the settlement agreement in President Donald Trump’s $10 billion lawsuit against the Internal Revenue Service, the attorney general is establishing an $1.776 billion “Anti-Weaponization Fund” to compensate those who allege they were wrongly targeted under the Biden administration.  The announcement came after attorneys

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Sheinbaum dice que “no hay ningún riesgo” en que funcionarios y exfuncionarios acusados se entreguen en EE.UU.

Por Mauricio Torres, CNN en Español La presidenta de México, Claudia Sheinbaum, dijo este lunes que “no hay ningún riesgo” en que los 10 funcionarios y exfuncionarios recientemente acusados por Estados Unidos de delitos de narcotráfico se entreguen en ese país. Sheinbaum señaló esto durante su conferencia de prensa diaria, luego de que se le

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Dodging the drones: Aerial attackers stalk Ukrainian troops, and a CNN team, on a key road to the front

CNN By Nick Paton Walsh, CNN Druzhkivka, eastern Ukraine (CNN) — The “Road of Life” – pockmarked, laden with torched vehicles and covered with netting to block drones – fights its name. A lifeline resupplying Ukrainian troops on the toughest of front lines, sometimes by robotic delivery, the stretch of asphalt from Druzhkivka to Kostyantynivka

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Dodging the drones: Aerial attackers stalk Ukrainian troops, and a CNN team, on a key road to the front

By Nick Paton Walsh, CNN Druzhkivka, eastern Ukraine (CNN) — The “Road of Life” – pockmarked, laden with torched vehicles and covered with netting to block drones – fights its name. A lifeline resupplying Ukrainian troops on the toughest of front lines, sometimes by robotic delivery, the stretch of asphalt from Druzhkivka to Kostyantynivka is

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Corte Suprema rechaza apelaciones de las farmacéuticas que impugnaban los precios de los medicamentos negociados con Medicare

Por John Fritze y Tami Luhby, CNN Este lunes, la Corte Suprema de Estados Unidos rechazó una serie de apelaciones de varias de las mayores farmacéuticas del país que impugnaban un programa que obliga a las empresas a negociar con Medicare los precios de algunos de sus medicamentos más populares. Se espera que esta iniciativa

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Trump retira una demanda contra el IRS en medio de conversaciones sobre un fondo de US$ 1.800 millones para aliados

Por Tierney Sneed y Casey Gannon, CNN El presidente Donald Trump retiró su demanda de US$ 10.000 millones contra el Servicio de Impuestos Internos (IRS), según documentos judiciales, una señal de que la administración se prepara para avanzar con un plan destinado a establecer un fondo de US$ 1.800 millones que compensaría a aquellos que

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Supreme Court to weigh appeal from former Georgia Tech basketball coach suing over sex discrimination

By John Fritze, CNN (CNN) — The Supreme Court agreed Monday to review a sex discrimination case from former NCAA basketball coach MaChelle Joseph, who alleged that Georgia Tech violated federal anti-discrimination laws by providing more resources for the men’s basketball team than for the women’s program. Joseph, who was fired as head coach in

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