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A federal agent throws a teargas canister towards protesters following the fatal shooting of a protester earlier in the day, on January 24, 2026 in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
The federal government's deployment to Minnesota is being covered by everyone from network news to citizens with iPhones. That poses a challenge for the Minnesota Star Tribune, the state's largest paper.
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Minnesota ICE OUT protest
Thousands of people marched in downtown Minneapolis
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Tesla reported Q4 adjusted earnings per share ahead of estimates, but revenue fell short of analysts' expectations.

Tesla earnings are here — and they arrived with some surprise announcements.

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Jerome Powell speaks during a press conference after an interest rate decision.
Jerome Powell, a particularly mild-mannered speaker, slammed recent attempts to intimidate his department.
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Glass Half Full started in a backyard in 2020, and now it's Louisiana's biggest glass recycler. The team makes both crushed glass for recycled bottles and sand to rebuild the state's disappearing wetlands.

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Anna and her brother stand at the edge of a rooftop restaurant in Beverly Hills.
Last year, my brother and I traveled together for the first time as adults.
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Since I got to go hands-on (and head-on) with the Samsung Galaxy XR last October, something has been needling at me. It was something I couldn't (ironically) wrap my head around, but all the same, I couldn't shake it.

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Chloe Lee holding a surfboard
Lee has also surfed in Taiwan since she learnt the sport in Bali.
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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman are pictured.
Sam Altman's reference to "masculine corporate energy" is an apparent swipe at Mark Zuckerberg's comments to Joe Rogan early last year.