Youth hockey brawl sparks investigation A brawl at a youth hockey scrimmage has prompted multiple investigations, including by the Atlantic Amateur Hockey Association, which says it's aware of a "staged" fight.
Youth hockey brawl sparks investigation A brawl at a youth hockey scrimmage has prompted multiple investigations, including by the Atlantic Amateur Hockey Association, which says it's aware of a "staged" fight.
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Getty ImagesAnti-regime protests in the Iranian capital, Tehran, have divided the city in recent days, a resident told CNN on Tuesday, with some people fleeing amid the deadly unrest while others race home after work to get changed before taking to the streets. The resident, who asked to remain anonymous due to security concerns, told CNN that the daytime is eerily quiet before protests resume at night. “The first two nights of the big protests — Thursday and Friday — were huge,” said the resident. “People of all ages came out — young people with their parents, all walks of life, all parts of the city.”“Saturday got really, really violent, and that’s when you saw a lot of people go home and stop going out,” the resident said. But most people are just fed up with the domestic situation in Iran, the resident said.
(CNN) — President Donald Trump said countries that do business with Iran will face a new 25% tariff. The announcement appears to mean goods from China, a major trading partner of both Iran and the United States, would become significantly more expensive to import. “Effective immediately, any Country doing business with the Islamic Republic of Iran will pay a Tariff of 25% on any and all business being done with the United States of America,” Trump wrote on Truth Social on Monday. Trump did not define what qualifies as “doing business” with Iran. The new tariff could mean a minimum 45% tariff rate on goods from China versus the current rate of 20%.
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President Donald Trump’s efforts to leverage the Justice Department for political purposes and to exact retribution against his perceived foes haven’t suffered from a series of setbacks. The last week has featured two remarkable new fronts in Trump’s ongoing assault on Justice Department independence. The Justice Department probe also comes after many months of Trump deriding Powell and his decisions on monetary policy – specifically, failing to lower interest rates more quickly. In those situations, the target was an old Trump foe who did something he didn’t like – specifically, investigate matters involving Trump. And the higher stakes of the Powell probe were evident in some of the initial reactions from Republicans.
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Federal agents clash with protesters in MinneapolisFederal agents and protestors clashed Tuesday morning in Minneapolis as immigration enforcement operations continue after an ICE officer shot and killed Renee Good. Many residents blew whistles and shouted “ICE out now,” telling agents to get out of their neighborhood. CNN's Ryan Young was at the scene but wasn't able to see what led up to the multiple arrests.
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Tapper presses Noem's comments that ICE agent did nothing wrongCNN’s Jake Tapper pressed Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem about the actions of an ICE officer who fatally shot Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis and if she believes, based on her assessment of the officer's actions in the Minnesota case, law enforcement would have been justified in using deadly force against those attacking them on January 6.
President Donald Trump said on Monday that countries that do business with Iran will face a new 25% tariff. Trump did not define what qualifies as “doing business” with Iran. The new tariff could mean a minimum 45% tariff rate on goods from China versus the current rate of 20%. In addition to China, India, the United Arab Emirates, and Turkey are considered major trading partners with Iran. He threatened to impose similar tariffs on other countries that purchase Russian oil, including China, its largest customer.
