The Headlines What to Know About the ICE Shooting, and a Rare Climate Pledge from China
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Sep 25, 2025 A sniper attack at a Dallas ICE facility raises concerns over anti-ICE sentiments and casualties. Meanwhile, the White House is preparing for mass layoffs with a looming government shutdown. In a historic move, China makes its first quantified pledge to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 2035. Denmark's prime minister apologizes to Greenlandic women for past forced contraception, sparking strong reactions. Lastly, Jimmy Kimmel makes a triumphant return to TV, attracting 6.2 million viewers amid some controversy.
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Dallas Sniper Attack On ICE Van
- A sniper fired at a Dallas ICE field office, killing one detainee and critically wounding two others inside a transport van.
- The shooter then killed himself and was identified as 29-year-old Joshua Yon.
Anti-ICE Messaging Found At Scene
- Early evidence found near the shooter included anti-ICE messaging on ammunition, suggesting political motive may be present.
- The Times has not independently verified the claim about the marked bullet.
Political Rhetoric Linked To Violence Claims
- Republican leaders framed the attack as politically motivated and blamed heated rhetoric against ICE.
- The administration pointed to recent negative coverage and earlier Texas attacks as context for rising threats.