Trump honors fallen troops at Arlington Memorial Day ceremony
President Donald Trump paid tribute at Arlington National Cemetery for Memorial Day, praising fallen service members as “great warriors” while weaving in political boasts about fixing the nation after four years. He highlighted Gold Star families including Shannon Kent and noted veterans’ stories as he saluted the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, flanked by Vice President Vance and Defense Secretary Hegseth.
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Minneapolis five years after Floyd death and racial justice protests
Five years after George Floyd was killed by officer Derek Chauvin in Minneapolis, the city has seen mixed progress. The city has pursued police reform under court supervision, built memorials at George Floyd Square, and eyed a pedestrian mall, while crime trends edge back toward pre pandemic levels and businesses struggle. City leaders cite community healing and a desire to move forward, even as activists warn that real change remains uneven.
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Michelle Gross
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Disney puts Venezuelan workers on leave after TPS ruling
Disney paused 45 Venezuelan workers with temporary protected status after the Supreme Court allowed stripping their protections. The company keeps benefits during leave and cites protecting employee wellbeing amid immigration policy changes. Union officials note most workers held union jobs and outline reinstatement terms once proper work authorization is provided within a year.
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Immigration crackdown rattles Cubans in Florida
Miami area authorities detained Tomas Hernandez a 71 year old former Cuba foreign intelligence official over hiding ties to the Communist Party when securing permanent residency. The crackdown targets Cuban officials living in the United States drawing strong, mixed reactions from the exile community and Cuban Americans who backed Trump.
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