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A federal immigration agent shot at a suspect during a targeted operation in South L.A. on Wednesday morning, drawing a crowd of protesters to the shut-down street and intensifying safety concerns in the immigrant heavy community. A federal agent opened fire at a man after he rammed federal law enforcement with his vehicle while attempting to evade arrest during an immigration operation in Compton, according to the Department of Homeland Security. A federal agent walks past a bullet-shattered window of a car involved in a no-hit shooting on Wednesday morning in Willowbrook. Assemblymember Mike Gipson (D-Carson) issued a statement condemning federal law enforcement’s use of gunfire in his district. Spectators film and observe federal agents as they investigate a shooting involving a fellow agent on Wednesday morning in Willowbrook.

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Seems about right which is rareWisconsin beat Illinois and Washington. Illinois beat USC. USC beat Michigan. Michigan doesn’t have a bad loss but their best wins were Washington, New Mexico, and Nebraska. My point beingThe difference between number 21 in the final AP poll and being 6-6 is a few plays here and there and your schedule.

I won’t use force,” Trump said of taking Greenland, just a few days after suggesting that he might. “Then after the war — which we won, we won it big. President Donald Trump delivers a special address during the World Economic Forum annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland, on Jan. 21, 2026. Of most interest to Europe, Trump continued praising tariffs — import taxes paid by American businesses and consumers — as one of the most successful tools at his disposal. That import tax is set to begin Feb. 1 and increase to 25% on June 1 if Denmark has not turned Greenland over to Trump by then.

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French President Emmanuel Macron speaks during the Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Tuesday, Jan. 20, 2026. (AP Photo/Markus Schreiber) via Associated PressAdvertisementNO TO BULLIES“We do prefer respect to bullies,” Macron said. He delivered the speech after Trump threatened huge tariffs against French wine and champagne and posted private messages from Macron, an unusual breach of diplomatic discretion. His relationship with Trump has had ups and downs since Trump’s first term, with Macron alternating between flattery and tougher rhetoric. People close to Macron said he was being singled out by Trump because he was standing up for democratic principles.

The Brewers announced two Hall of Famers, CC Sabathia and Dave Parker, will join the team’s Wall of Honor this season after both were inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame last year. Over those 17 games, Sabathia went 11-2 with a 1.65 ERA, 2.44 FIP, and 128 strikeouts across 130 2/3 innings, accumulating 4.9 bWAR as he tossed a league-best seven complete games, including three shutouts. The event will include appearances from both Sabathia and Parker family members, including ceremonial first pitches and videos on the scoreboard. Per the Brewers’ press release, “[T]he Brewers Wall of Honor is a distinction awarded to players, coaches, and executives who meet a set of criteria based on service to the organization and career accomplishments. Sabathia and Parker will join the permanent exhibit with a bronze plaque affixed to the exterior of the ballpark commemorating their contributions to the franchise.”

On Tuesday morning, all eyes on Wall Street seemed glued to the nearest screens in expectation that the Supreme Court would finally disgorge its opinion on the legality of President Trump’s tariffs. — Kiel Institute for the World EconomyAdvertisementBut verdicts on the tariffs are flowing in from elsewhere, and from the standpoint of American consumers, they’re ugly in the extreme. Contrary to Trump’s insistence that the tariffs are paid by foreign countries — more precisely by their exporters — Kiel’s study finds that the tariffs are almost entirely paid by American importers and their domestic customers. Enter email address Agree & ContinueAdvertisementIn 2025, Kiel wrote, the $200 billion that the U.S. treasury collected from Trump’s tariffs was tantamount to a $200-billion consumption tax on Americans. “These ‘deadweight’ losses are pure economic waste,” the Kiel researchers concluded — “costs borne by Americans with no offsetting benefits.”Voices Hiltzik: Confused about Trump’s tariff policy?

DOJ investigating alleged law enforcement obstruction by Minnesota Democrats James Cook, an attorney offering free legal assistance in Minnesota, weighs in on the latest coming out of the state as protests continue.

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City mourns its rare albino alligator This past week in San Francisco, thousands gathered outside of an aquarium to celebrate one of its residents, an alligator named Claude who died in December.

Santa Anita Park is suing the California Department of Justice over the removal of betting machines that were installed last week. The fight over whether Santa Anita Park can legally have Racing on Demand machines at its facility moved to its next step of litigation on Tuesday when the track filed a writ of mandate against the California Department of Justice. According to the Santa Anita incident report, the DOJ did provide Nate Newby, Santa Anita general manager, with a receipt for the 26 machines. California racing receives no supplemental income and has lower purses than tracks in other big racing states. AdvertisementWithout supplemental purse income, California racing is in trouble because of the low purses, which leads to small field sizes and causes low mutuel handle, the financial engine that drives the sport.

articleA Missouri couple is accused of locking two teenage children in a chicken pen and shooting at them with BB guns as part of what investigators say was a prolonged pattern of severe abuse. The Washington County Sheriff’s Office said Potosi, Missouri, residents Chantel Spring Hayford, 38, and Jerry Allen Menees, whose age was redacted in court records, were arrested Jan. 13. Hayford faces two counts of first-degree kidnapping, one count of first-degree sexual abuse, three counts of first-degree endangering the welfare of a child, four counts of abuse or neglect of a child and two counts of first-degree domestic assault. Court records further allege the children were threatened with real guns, including a handgun , and warned they would be shot if they spoke about the abuse. The sheriff’s office said the investigation remains ongoing and credited the Child Advocacy Center and the Washington County Division of Family Services for assisting in the case.

On his first day in office, President Donald Trump launched a campaign against wind energy with an executive order to stop leasing and permits for offshore wind farms. A year later, Trump appears to be losing his war on wind on several fronts. While a bill passed in the House, Senate debate broke down after the administration’s Dec. 22 stop-work orders for all five offshore wind projects under construction on the East Coast. “President Trump has been extremely transparent: wind energy is the scam of the century,” said White House spokeswoman Taylor Rogers. Companies have argued for decades that onerous restrictions make it too difficult to build infrastructure such as big energy projects, power lines and highways.