Minnesota sues federal government after fatal shootings
The US state of Minnesota is suing the US government to gain access to evidence in investigations into three shootings involving federal law enforcement officers.
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Madelene Sagström is 15 weeks pregnant - but hopes to play three majors before she goes on maternity leave. At the same time, caddie Shane Codd has received a clear directive. "I told him, 'If I'm playing badly, you have to tell me. Then we'll pack up,'" says Sagström.
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Marcus Johansson involved in Minnesota's overtime winner vs Chicago
Swedish forward Marcus Johansson was involved in almost all of Minnesota's goals as the team defeated Chicago in overtime in last night's NHL game.
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Trump says nation is stronger and richer than ever before in State of the Union address
The economy, praise for American patriots, and his own successes dominated when U.S. President Donald Trump addressed the nation during a joint session of Congress. "Our nation is back - stronger and richer than ever before," he said.
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Trump protest: They are skipping almost everything from the US
Defrance never goes to McDonald's or Starbucks - and checks the filmmaker's political beliefs before watching an American film. Donald Trump only understands money. Our only weapon is not to buy anything from the US, claims Fabien Defrance, an economist and the driving force behind the activist group Boycott USA in France.
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Criminal investigation launched against two ICE agents over alleged perjury in Minneapolis shooting
Federal authorities in the United States have launched a criminal investigation into two ICE agents. The two are accused of perjury.
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Tre Kronor star Marcus Johansson on the unrest: Very sad
From the unrest in Minneapolis to the Olympics, Tre Kronor star Marcus Johansson on the chaos around him: "It's really sad what's happening."
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After Olympic crash, Lindsey Vonn underwent surgery for a broken leg
The big comeback at the Olympics ended in a nightmare for Lindsey Vonn, who had injured a cruciate ligament. Before the world's eyes, the alpine star skied out and crashed in the downhill. Vonn has undergone surgery for a broken leg, reports the Italian Corriere della Sera.
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