Kim Bellware

Kim Bellware, a national reporter covering law enforcement and immigration, unpacks the killing of ICU nurse Alex Pretti. She examines bystander video, the sequence showing an agent removing Pretti’s handgun before a shot, and how federal statements framed the incident. The segment also explores disputes over investigations, local anger in Minneapolis, and the political battle over firearms and enforcement.

Kim Bellware, a National reporter for The Washington Post and Chicago local, dives into the escalating tensions surrounding immigration enforcement in the city. She discusses the dramatic Operation Midway Blitz, marked by raids against long-time residents and street vendors. Bellware highlights grassroots organizing efforts and the chaotic aftermath of a recent Border Patrol shooting. With National Guard deployment raising fears of increased unrest, she explores the legal challenges and potential implications for community safety.

Kim Bellware, a reporter from The Washington Post focused on gun violence, shares harrowing details about the tragic shooting at Annunciation Catholic School in Minneapolis. She discusses the emotional turmoil faced by families as children were in church praying when the violence erupted. The conversation delves into the shooter's background and the broader implications of gun violence and school safety in the U.S. Bellware emphasizes the urgent need for change and support for affected communities in the aftermath of such tragedies.

Kim Bellware, a national reporter for The Washington Post, provides expert insight into the groundbreaking $73 million settlement reached by Sandy Hook victims' families with Remington Arms, highlighting the legal challenges that paved the way for this accountability. Amanda Coletta shares on-the-ground reporting from Ottawa, detailing the lengthy protests against vaccine mandates that turned into a broader demand for lifting all pandemic restrictions, causing significant disruptions across Canada and the U.S.

Kim Bellware, a national reporter for The Washington Post based in Chicago, provides crucial insights into the Kyle Rittenhouse trial, discussing the tension between claims of self-defense and accusations of vigilantism. She breaks down the chaotic events of the Kenosha protests and the implications of varying legal interpretations surrounding Rittenhouse's actions. Additionally, 16-year-old Obse Abebe shares her struggles with identity and race as a Black immigrant, emphasizing the challenges Black immigrant families face in discussing racism in America.