Protests: After pepper spray, tear gas and flashbangs rang out overnight at protests in Minneapolis, demonstrators are expected to continue calls today for ICE to leave the city. At least six protesters were arrested following a scuffle near a federal building. The latest >
Refresh: Protesters and law enforcement officials have clashed in the days since ICE officer Jonathan Ross shot and killed 37-year-old Renee Nicole Macklin Good, a driver who federal officials claim was trying to run over law enforcement. Witnesses recount shooting >
Immigration: Minnesota filed a lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security, aiming to stop the surge of immigration officers into the state. Illinois officials also sued DHS, accusing the agency of using dangerous tactics and unlawful uses of force in Chicago. Details >
Arrests: DHS says 2,400 federal immigration officers are on the ground in Minnesota, with hundreds more coming soon. DHS has made at least 2,000 arrests since its operation began five weeks ago, DHS assistant secretary Tricia McLaughlin said. Watch the 'CUOMO' interview >
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Trump speaks at the Detroit Economic Club. The Labor Department releases December inflation data. A non-jury trial is set for accused Gilgo Beach killer Rex Heuermann. The Senate Committee on Armed Services holds a closed hearing on the operation that captured former Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro.
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Thousands of nurses in New York City are expected to continue striking today. The latest >
The body of a Chicago teacher who had been missing for more than a week has been recovered from Lake Michigan, police said. The investigation >
A former U.S. Navy sailor has been sentenced to 200 months in prison, months after being convicted of espionage. Details >
Receipts for a "secret menu" item and a separate order of fries are among the evidence that authorities shared from their investigation into an alleged counterfeit money scam that hit multiple In-N-Out Burger locations in California. Photos >
A Waymo passenger in Arizona bailed out of the self-driving car after it became stuck on light-rail tracks. Read more >
A cruise ship that left Florida has been hit by a norovirus outbreak that has sickened nearly 100 travelers, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The latest >
Nearly two months after high school football coach Travis Turner went on the run, Virginia officials are still looking for the 46-year-old they've identified as a fugitive. The search >
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Senator: Credit cap can allow people to live American dream
Lawmakers are introducing new credit card legislation, as Trump is pushing for a one-year, 10% cap on credit card interest rates. Sen. Roger Marshall, R-Kan., says it would enable people the ability to live the American dream.
"This is something that we're doing to impact the cost of living," Marshall told "The Hill." "Unfortunately, they (Americans) are spending $300 a month on interest on credit cards and swipe fees as well. That's come about because there are two credit card companies, a handful of banks that control 80% of the market, so we want to put this cap at 10% on the interest rates." Watch the interview >
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The AHL's Hershey Bears collected more than 80,000 stuffed animals for dozens of charities as part of their annual "Teddy Bear Toss." Read more > Find a good news story each day in NewsNation's Your Morning newsletter! Subscribe > |
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