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Minnesota officials have accused the FBI of blocking their involvement in the investigation of a fatal shooting involving ICE agents, sparking protests in Minneapolis.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro has expressed concerns over a 'real threat' of military action from the United States, following President Donald Trump's remarks and aggressive US immigration policies. Petro criticized the US for its treatment of Latin American nations and warned of its potential global isolation.

Protests have erupted across Tehran and other Iranian cities, as crowds demand the overthrow of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and call for the return of exiled Reza Pahlavi. The demonstrations, not dispersed by security forces, follow the collapse of the Iranian currency and have prompted a nationwide internet blackout.

NASA has decided to bring four of its Crew-11 astronauts from the International Space Station back to Earth after one of them experienced a medical situation. While the affected crew member is reportedly stable, NASA is prioritizing safety by opting for an early return.

Bryan Fleming, creator of pcTattletale software, pleads guilty in federal court after it was discovered the software was used for spying on adults without consent.

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is set to vote on new regulations that will enable a new category of wireless devices to operate in the 6 GHz Wi-Fi band at higher power levels, facilitating advanced technologies like AR/VR and IoT.

Chinese policymakers are showing increased willingness to address the country's real estate downturn, suggesting that more substantial support measures might be introduced later in the year. The Communist Party's official journal, Qiushi, recently called for stronger actions to stabilize the property market, boosting investor optimism and signaling potential policy shifts.

President Donald Trump announced measures aimed at limiting institutional investors from purchasing single-family homes, blaming them for exacerbating the housing affordability crisis in Sun Belt cities.

JPMorgan Chase has struck a deal to take over Apple's credit card from Goldman Sachs, expanding its influence in consumer banking. The transaction, concluded after a year of discussions, includes acquiring $20 billion in card loans, marking Goldman's exit from consumer finance. The transfer, anticipated to close in about two years, aligns with JPMorgan's commitment to innovation and strengthens its standing as a major finance leader.