Republican rep hopes ICE reforms will include more training and body cameras ABC News’ Stephanie Ramos spoke with Rep. Kevin Kiley, R-Calif., on the thousands protesting ICE across the country, Don Lemon’s arrest and steps to dial down tensions.
Fun at the fair: Inside an Iowa tradition Mindy Williamson, the chief marketing officer for the Iowa State Fair, shares how the beloved summer event is keeping Iowa’s history alive.
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Leading Democrats have rolled out a new and unvarnished message — that the U.S. Department of Justice cannot be trusted. Also Friday, Justice Department officials released more documents from the Epstein files — a trove of records related to the sexual abuse of minors by the late, disgraced billionaire financier Jeffrey Epstein. The latter was also something Garcia took issue with Friday, slamming the Justice Department for continuing to withhold some of the files. Kousser, the politics professor, noted that this is not the first time that concerns about partisanship within the Justice Department have been voiced. He said similar concerns were raised by many Republicans when the Justice Department was prosecuting Trump during the Biden administration.
Play video content CNNFormer CNN host Don Lemon got hit with federal charges for reporting from an ICE protest, but he's getting one-upped by CNN reporter Veronica Miracle ... 'cause she just got hit with tear gas during her wild live shot from an ICE protest. Check out this footage that just aired on CNN ... Veronica is reporting live from an ICE protest Friday in downtown Los Angeles when all of a sudden the crowd is tear gassed ... and she gets a face full of chemical irritants. Veronica toughs it out and continues with her report ... and it looks like she also got hit by a non-lethal round of some kind. There was no tear gas or pepper spray when Don reported on an ICE protest that ripped through a Minnesota church ... but he's since been arrested and charged for being there, with the feds claiming he was more co-conspirator than journo. Play video content 1/18/26 TikTok/@donlemon
ICE detention kept father from his son’s funeralMaher Tarabishi has been in ICE detention since October. He was not allowed to attend the funeral of his 30-year-old son Wael Tarabishi, who had been battling health complications from a serious and rare inherited disorder. CNN has reached out to the Department of Homeland Security for comment about the decision.
(AP Photo)This is a locator map for Pakistan with its capital, Islamabad, and the Kashmir region. (AP Photo)This is a locator map for Pakistan with its capital, Islamabad, and the Kashmir region. Though Baloch separatists and the Pakistani Taliban frequently target security forces in Balochistan and elsewhere in the country, coordinated attacks on this scale are rare. Pakistan has repeatedly said that Baloch separatists, the Pakistani Taliban and other militants are using Afghan soil to launch attacks inside Pakistan. Baloch separatist groups and the Pakistani Taliban, known as Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan, or TTP, have intensified attacks in Pakistan in recent months.
Photographs appearing to show former Prince Andrew on all fours, leaning over a woman or girl lying on the floor, emerged in the latest release of Epstein files from the US Department of Justice on Friday. The latest Epstein documents also contain an email exchange between Epstein and Mountbatten-Windsor from August 2010 in which the disgraced financier invites the royal to meet a “friend” for dinner in London. Mountbatten-Windsor replies he would be “delighted to see her” and tells Epstein to give her his contact details. Advertisement AdvertisementEpstein then describes her as a 26-year-old Russian that is “clevere (sic) beautiful, trustworthy,” and confirms that she has Mountbatten-Windsor’s email. More than a month later, in another set of emails, Epstein and Mountbatten-Windsor make plans to meet in London.
LOADING ERROR LOADINGDespite the fatal shootings of two Americans by federal agents in Minnesota, the Trump administration’s surge of immigration officers into the Twin Cities will not be halted for now, a federal judge ruled Saturday. “Ultimately, the Court finds that the balance of harms does not decisively favor an injunction,” it adds. An Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent shoots pepper spray at a protester outside of the Bishop Whipple Federal Building, Monday, Jan. 12, 2026, in Minneapolis. (AP Photo/Jen Golbeck) via Associated PressAdvertisementAt least 3,000 federal agents have been dispatched to Minneapolis and St. Paul since November as part of President Donald Trump’s sweeping immigration crackdown. “This decision doesn’t change what people here have lived through — fear, disruption and harm caused by a federal operation that never belonged in Minneapolis in the first place.
LOADING ERROR LOADINGDon Lemon and eight others have been charged in what the Justice Department has absurdly called “a takeover-style attack” on a Minnesota church, according to a newly unsealed indictment. AdvertisementLemon, an independent journalist and former anchor at CNN, was live-streaming the demonstration at Cities Church on Jan. 18 in St. Paul. In the indictment, Lemon and his co-defendants are accused of conducting “a takeover-style attack” on the church. AdvertisementThe indictment also accuses Lemon of lightly admonishing the pastor. Advertisement“The FBI’s arrest of our former CNN colleague Don Lemon raises profoundly concerning questions about press freedom and the First Amendment,” CNN said in a statement.
By Queenie WongLos Angeles TimesLOS ANGELES — Lockheed Martin, PG&E Corp., Salesforce and Wells Fargo are teaming up to help firefighters and emergency responders prevent, detect and fight wildfires more quickly. On Monday, the four companies said they’re forming a new venture called Emberpoint to advance technology while making wildfire prevention more affordable. “The ultimate vision is, you know, eliminating megafires in the United States, and maybe beyond that,” said Jim Taiclet, Lockheed Martin’s chief executive, president and chairman, in an interview. Lockheed Martin has teamed up with tech companies before to help battle wildfires. And Lockheed Martin has built satellites that help U.S. forecasters get images of wildfires, hurricanes and severe weather conditions.
The jurors in Las Vegas found Chasing Horse guilty of 13 of the 21 charges he faced. He was acquitted of some sexual assault charges when the main victim was older and lived with him and his other companions. William Rowles, the Clark County chief deputy district attorney, thanked the women who had accused Chasing Horse of assault for testifying. “I just hope that the people who came forward over the years and made complaints against Nathan Chasing Horse can find some peace in this,” he said. He questioned the main accuser’s credibility, calling her a “scorned woman.”Prosecutors said sexual assault cases rarely have eyewitnesses and often happen behind closed doors.
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Overreacting to the NCAA Season What a week in women’s college hoops! Zena and Sabreena open up with the week’s wildest stat lines — Hannah Hidalgo swiping 16 steals, Audi Crooks pouring in 43, and Grace College exploding for 172 points. Then they pivot to JuJu Watkins’ investment in Boston Legacy FC and what might be behind the move. From there, it’s on to WNBA All-Star talk and why so few teams are willing to host it. Later, Zena and Sabreena are joined by The Athletic’s Ira Gorwara to dig into our biggest overreactions in women’s college hoops.
Carmel, Indiana (CNN) — Marla Ailor attended President Donald Trump’s inauguration last year with her family, and remembered thinking it was a long day. The film wasn’t a hit in every city on its opening day. One person said that “it’s like if Victoria Beckham became first lady.”Siblings Daniel and Elise Fairweather both disliked the film, even though Daniel — who called it “tone-deaf” — said he likes Melania Trump herself. “If I had a daughter, I’d want her to be just like her.”After seeing the documentary, Eike told CNN that she’d been struck by the same thing Ailor in Indiana had mentioned. Strahm said she wanted to see the film on its opening day to show her support.
