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White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller’s outrageous order to immigration officials may have sparked the confrontation that killed an American citizen. During one of his many furious morning calls with immigration enforcement officials, Miller demanded that federal agents be dispatched to certain areas of Minneapolis in order to “force confrontations” with anti-ICE protesters, two senior DHS sources told the Daily Mail. Miller repeatedly urged federal agents to engage with protesters in order to win a “PR battle,” one official told the outlet. He told officials that anti-ICE could not be viewed as successful, and repeatedly said that demonstrators “need to be vanquished by any force necessary,” another DHS source told the Mail.  Federal immigration agents would later shoot and kill Alex Pretti, a 36-year-old ICU nurse, sparking nationwide outrage and unrest. Miller claimed that Pretti was an “assassin” when he was simply filming agents while exercising his Second Amendment right.  Miller’s hard-line mass deportation agenda is reportedly falling out of fashion with the fascists, as mounting leaks have detailed his erratic behavior in backing his soft ethnic cleansing. 

While treatment options for the inherited blood disease have long been available, scientists now believe that a cure for sickle cell may lie in gene-editing.

The resignation came shortly after the controversial ruling by African football’s governing body that stripped Senegal of its African Cup of Nations title.

The Kenya-based firm, which already operates in 14 African countries, is the world's largest off-grid solar company.

Thabo Thage’s appointment as the de facto head of mission comes at a time of heightened diplomatic tension between the countries.

Kinshasa and Beijing inked a new agreement covering geological data sharing, investment protections, and local processing.

You’ve seen the posts. Maybe you’ve written one yourself. “This is just a pressure valve for suburban liberals. They’ll march, feel righteous, go home, and change nothing. We need sustained civil disobedience, strikes, and direct action — not pep rallies.” “Where are the demands? ‘No Kings’ isn’t a platform. It’s a bumper sticker for people [...]

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