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A group called Indivisible is planning another big protest on March 28, calling it “No Kings 3.” They’re upset about current policies, especially in Minnesota, where there’s been a lot of talk about immigration. Indivisible, a group known for its liberal views, says people all over the country will be protesting. They’re planning a big march in the Twin Cities. Ezra Levin, a leader at Indivisible, thinks this could be a huge event, maybe even the biggest protest ever in America. He says people are worried about what’s happening in the country. Minnesota has become a key place for these…

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“No Kings” Protests Planned Amidst Immigration Debate A third round of “No Kings” protests is being planned for this spring, with organizers expecting large gatherings across the country. The protests are aimed at opposing what organizers call authoritarian actions by President Trump. Past rallies have drawn large crowds, and organizers say they anticipate even more people on March 28, partly because of the recent immigration situation in Minneapolis. Ezra Levin, from the group Indivisible, told the Associated Press they expect as many as 9 million people to participate. These protests are organized by different groups and focus on what they…

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Maple Grove Protest: Criminal Records and “Disrupt, Disturb, Resist” Slogans Emerge Maple Grove, MN – A protest outside a local hotel has led to multiple arrests and raised concerns about the nature of modern-day activism. The incident occurred Monday night at the SpringHill Suites by Marriott, where protestors believed Border Patrol Commander Gregory Bovino was staying. Police were called to the scene following reports of a demonstration that quickly escalated. According to authorities, the initially peaceful gathering turned unlawful when protestors began damaging property and throwing objects at law enforcement. The Maple Grove Police Department released a statement emphasizing its…

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President Trump Voices Concern Over Iraqi Leadership Washington D.C. – President Trump has expressed strong reservations about the possibility of Nouri al-Maliki returning to a leadership role in Iraq. Trump suggested that such a move could jeopardize the progress made in the nation and potentially lead to instability. These concerns come as political factions in Iraq consider al-Maliki for a prominent position. The President emphasized that the previous time al-Maliki was in power, Iraq experienced hardship. Trump stated on social media that the United States might reconsider its support for Iraq if al-Maliki were to return to power due to…

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Protests Erupt in New York City Hotel, Dozens Arrested New York City saw a wave of protests Tuesday evening as demonstrators took over a hotel lobby, resulting in multiple arrests. The New York City Police Department (NYPD) responded to the Hilton Garden Inn in Tribeca after reports of a large group obstructing the entrance and causing disruption. The group, identified as immigration activists, claimed the hotel was housing Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials. Videos circulating on social media showed protesters chanting slogans and holding signs, effectively disrupting the hotel’s normal operations. While the right to peaceful assembly is a…

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Brooks Nader Denies Romance Rumors with Ben Affleck Reality star Brooks Nader is setting the record straight: she is not dating Ben Affleck. Rumors started swirling after an anonymous online gossip account suggested a possible connection between the two. However, Nader quickly shut down the speculation. “Haven’t met him in my life,” Nader commented, putting an end to the gossip. Nader was previously married to Billy Haire, whom she divorced in 2024. She has also been linked to “Dancing with the Stars” professional Gleb Savchenko. Affleck divorced Jennifer Lopez in 2024. Nader has stated that she is enjoying being single…

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NBA Action Heats Up: A Recap of Tuesday Night’s Games Tuesday night in the National Basketball Association (NBA) was filled with exciting games, featuring strong performances and close finishes. Several teams broke losing streaks, while others struggled to maintain their lead. Both young players and experienced veterans stepped up, making for a memorable night of basketball. Here’s a look at how each game played out: Washington Wizards Triumph Over Portland Trail Blazers (115-111) The Washington Wizards ended their nine-game losing streak with a hard-fought victory at home against the Portland Trail Blazers. Alex Sarr was a key player for the…

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President Trump has spoken about the deaths of two people, Alex Pretti and Renee Nicole Good, who were shot by federal agents in Minneapolis. These shootings happened during protests and increased activity by ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) in the city. In a TV interview, Trump said that both deaths were “terrible.” However, he felt “even worse” about Good’s death because her parents were big supporters of his. Trump mentioned that he didn’t know if Good had become too extreme in her views, but he was sad to see what happened. He learned that Good’s father was a strong supporter…

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New Border Official Meets with Minnesota Leaders After Recent Events Following recent incidents in Minneapolis, Tom Homan, a leading figure in border security, met with Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey on Tuesday. The meetings follow President Trump’s decision to have Homan take a leading role in federal operations in Minnesota. Homan shared on social media that the discussions focused on supporting law enforcement and removing criminals from the streets. He emphasized that while not everyone agreed on every point, the meetings were a positive first step. President Trump has made it clear that he wants American…

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U.S. Population Growth Slows, Census Shows Orlando, Fla. – New numbers from the U.S. Census Bureau show the nation’s population reaching nearly 342 million in 2025. The growth rate has slowed to 0.5%, a drop from the almost 1% growth seen in 2024. The Census Bureau reports that immigration played a significant role in this change. Immigration numbers are down compared to the previous year. Last year saw an increase of almost 1.3 million immigrants, while 2024 had almost 2.8 million. A smaller increase in population was seen in 2021, at the height of the coronavirus pandemic. Births were slightly…

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