The 7 Minneapolis protests; Greenland talks; microplastics in clothing; and more
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Jan 15, 2026 Protests erupt in Minneapolis following a controversial ICE shooting, highlighting tensions surrounding immigration enforcement. Meanwhile, the White House's Greenland acquisition talks hit a dead end after Denmark's rejection. The Pentagon's repositioning over Iran raises eyebrows, as concerns about regional stability grow. In an unexpected twist, a study reveals microplastics from clothing are harming agricultural growth, specifically cherry tomatoes. Additionally, promising new immunotherapy trials show hope for multiple myeloma patients with improved survival rates.
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Minneapolis Confrontations After Fatal ICE Shooting
- Hannah Jewell recounts protesters confronting ICE agents in Minneapolis after Renee Good's killing.
- Footage showed shouting crowds filming agents and calling for them to leave the city.
US Precautions As Iran Tensions Rise
- The Pentagon moved personnel away from some Middle East facilities as a precaution amid talk of strikes on Iran.
- Trump said important sources indicated Tehran had halted a brutal crackdown, leaving options open.
Greenland Talks Stall Over Territorial Integrity
- White House talks on Greenland showed a fundamental disagreement over Trump's interest in buying it.
- Denmark called any idea that disregards territorial integrity and self-determination unacceptable.