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Trahern Crews, a co-founder of Black Lives Matter Minnesota, was arrested along with eight other activists and journalists for protesting at a St. Paul church that serves as an ICE field office, in what they believe was an attempt to intimidate them and silence their activism.

Don Lemon, a journalist and former CNN anchor, is facing federal charges for allegedly participating in a "takeover-style attack" of a church in St. Paul and violating the FACE Act, which prohibits the use of force or threats to intentionally interfere with someone expressing their First Amendment right to practice religion.

The Trump administration is using the Solicitor General's office to push culture war cases that align with the president's agenda, filing uninvited briefs in at least five cases without the Supreme Court's invitation.

The Trump administration's immigration policies have led to slower wage growth, fewer job openings, and higher unemployment rates for American workers, as lower demand and economic uncertainty have made employers hesitant to hire and automation has replaced workers in some sectors.

The Department of Homeland Security is facing a partial government shutdown due to a lack of funding, but most DHS workers will remain on the job and the public likely won't notice much of a change.

The Trump administration has finalized rules that revoke the Environmental Protection Agency's ability to regulate climate pollution, a move that is being challenged by public health and environmental groups.

Millions of US households pay for tax preparation and filing, yet many may qualify for free IRS-approved programs, but complexity and difficulty in navigation may be hindering their use.

Samuel Wyche, a pioneering Philadelphia police detective and bodyguard for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., is remembered for his heroism and integrity by his children and the city of Philadelphia.

The Trump administration attempted to weaken the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) by reducing its funding and staff, but a federal district judge ruled that the administration could not ignore or eliminate the agency, allowing it to continue its important work of protecting consumers from financial fraud.

A federal judge in California temporarily blocked the state from enforcing its ban on most law enforcement officers from wearing masks during operations, finding that the ban "unlawfully discriminates" against federal agents.