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Justice Department Charges ICE Agent Over Fatal Protest Shooting

The US Justice Department filed criminal charges against an active Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent following an internal investigation into the fatal shooting of a protester, marking a rare federal prosecution of law-enforcement personnel.
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FCC Proposes Cybersecurity Labeling Standards for Connected Consumer Devices
Wall Street Ends Mixed as Investors Weigh Energy Costs, Earnings and Trade Tensions
US Southwest Faces Extended Extreme Heat as Power and Health Systems Come Under Strain
NASA Completes Propulsion Tests for Future Crewed Lunar Missions
California Jury Finds Bill Cosby Liable in 1972 Sexual Assault Case
FBI Director Kash Patel Sues The Atlantic for $250 Million
Judge Allows Charlie Kirk Murder Case Against Tyler James Robinson to Advance
Trump Launches ‘Shield of the Americas’ Regional Security Initiative
Iceland Summons US Ambassador Over Trump Map Depicting Countries Under American Sovereignty
US Regulators Tell Banks to Strengthen Cybersecurity and Liquidity for Cross-Border Payments
US Diesel Prices Reach Record $5.85 a Gallon Amid Middle East Disruptions
More Than 60 US Veterans Arrested in Capitol Protest Against Iran Conflict
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