Trudeau resigns as Canadian PM in surprise leadership move
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced his resignation after nearly a decade in power blaming internal party battles and mounting discontent. He will remain PM until a Liberal leadership contest selects a successor as Parliament plans to resume later in March.
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Biden visits New Orleans memorial site
President Joe Biden visited a makeshift Bourbon Street memorial for the New Year’s attack in New Orleans. He held a moment of silence with grieving families and attended an interfaith service after a private meeting with relatives, as the city mourns 14 dead and 30 injured.
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Minneapolis approves federal overhaul of police training after Floyd
The Minneapolis City Council voted 12 0 to approve a 171 page consent decree with the federal government to overhaul police use of force training and policies The agreement requires officers to prioritize human life uphold dignity and avoid race or ethnicity influencing force decisions A court supervised reform plan follows the DOJ critique of systemic discrimination and excessive force from 2023 Local officials emphasize ongoing work and accountability with monitoring and mayoral leadership key to implementation
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