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A federal judge in Chicago ruled that redacted body-camera video and text messages related to the October shooting of Marimar Martinez by Border Patrol Agent Charles Exum can be released, after prosecutors dropped the assault case; the materials could be released as soon as Monday to counter disputed narratives surrounding the incident.
Protests continue in Portland following a Border Patrol shooting that injured two Venezuelan nationals, with community groups demanding an end to federal immigration enforcement actions and hospital collaborations with ICE, amid calls for peaceful demonstrations.
Israeli forces continue to search Gaza hospitals for evidence of Hamas presence, expanding their hunt to multiple medical facilities; autoworkers union approves a 4½-year contract with Detroit's Big Three, granting workers a 25% pay increase and reinstating cost-of-living adjustments; Dex Carvey, son of comedian Dana Carvey, dies of an accidental drug overdose at 32; family seeks justice after Border Patrol shooting, but Supreme Court ruling makes individual agent lawsuits unlikely; independent pathologist finds wallet with ID of Dexter Wade, who was killed by a police car and buried without his mother's knowledge; Biden signs stopgap funding bill, averting government shutdown; and other news updates.