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Minneapolis shooting probe: federal agents under investigation amid ICE protests
Authorities are reviewing reports of a shooting involving federal agents in Minneapolis and have urged the public to avoid the area near 26th Street W and Nicollet Avenue as details unfold, a development that comes amid ongoing protests over ICE operations and political backlash in Minnesota; CNN notes an FBI agent tied to the related inquiry has resigned, with other tensions over detentions and accountability continuing to surface.

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Arson at Mississippi's oldest synagogue spurs federal and state charges against 19-year-old
Authorities say a 19-year-old man set fire to the Beth Israel Congregation’s library in Jackson, Mississippi, causing extensive damage; investigators say he confessed after his father alerted the FBI and evidence, including Life360 location data, corroborated the confession. He faces a federal arson charge and a state hate-crime enhancement, with potential prison time if convicted. The fire was classified as incendiary and started in the library, forcing the synagogue to remain closed for up to a year while repairs are planned. The attack is being treated as antisemitic violence, with community support and local churches offering space as the congregation rebuilds.