Thousands of protesters across the U.S., including Minneapolis, Boston, New York City, and Philadelphia, demonstrated against ICE presence, with many rallying in Minneapolis to honor Renée Good and oppose immigration enforcement actions.
Thousands gathered in Powderhorn Park, Minneapolis, to protest ICE's presence and actions following the killing of Renee Macklin Good by an ICE agent, with demonstrations including marches, puppets, and calls for ICE's removal from Minnesota.
Protesters clashed with ICE officials outside an Albuquerque DHS facility over the fatal shooting of Renee Good by an ICE officer in Minnesota, leading to arrests, physical confrontations, and calls for investigation, amid tensions over immigration enforcement.
Billie Eilish publicly condemned ICE, calling it a 'terrorist group' and advocating for its abolishment following the Minneapolis shooting where an ICE officer fatally shot a woman, highlighting her stance against immigration enforcement policies.
The Portland Police Bureau monitored protests near an ICE facility, making six arrests for disorderly conduct and interfering with officers, with a total of 79 arrests related to ICE protests to date, while emphasizing their role in maintaining public safety and supporting constitutionally protected activity.
During a vigil for Renee Good in Hartford, two vehicles from a federal building's parking garage drove into a crowd, knocking down a protester and pepper-spraying several others, leading to chaos and concern over federal law enforcement's actions. No arrests were made, and the incident has raised questions about police conduct and protest safety.
French farmers protested in Paris against the EU-Mercosur trade deal, fearing it will harm local agriculture by allowing cheaper imports from South America. Despite opposition from France and some other EU countries, the deal is expected to be approved by the EU, with support from Italy and other nations, after negotiations and concessions.
French farmers protested in Paris against the EU's free trade deal with South American nations, driving tractors into the city to express concerns over the deal's impact on their livelihoods and demanding stronger government opposition, amid broader discontent over agricultural policies and sanitary measures.
Authors including Michelle de Kretser and Melissa Lucashenko are boycotting Adelaide Writers' Week in protest of the festival's cancellation of Palestinian Australian author Randa Abdel-Fattah's appearance, citing censorship and anti-Palestinian racism as reasons. The festival's decision was influenced by concerns over community sensitivity following recent events, leading to widespread criticism and withdrawal of support from several authors and organizations.
Five years after the Capitol attack, pardoned rioters gathered in Washington to commemorate the event, praise Trump, and demand further action such as restitution and prison reform, while facing mixed reactions and ongoing polarization.
Jiang Lin made history as the first female skipper to win the overall title at the Sydney Hobart Race, guiding Min River to victory after a protest against another boat was upheld, which altered the race standings. The race was notable for its record-breaking performance and the first double-handed yacht to win overall, highlighting significant milestones for women in sailing.
The yacht BNC - my::NET / LEON is under protest for potentially violating sailing rules by using a pole as a whisker pole to sheet a spinnaker, leading to a formal hearing by the International Jury to determine if rules were infringed during the Rolex Sydney Hobart Race.
A group of knitters in Portland, Oregon, known as 'Knitters Against Fascism,' use their craft to protest and support social causes, exemplifying the long tradition of craftivism where fiber arts serve as tools for political expression and community building. The movement highlights how small acts like knitting can foster solidarity, raise funds, and promote social change, emphasizing joy and community in activism.
Young women in Iran continue to defy strict hijab laws despite increased enforcement and penalties, driven by a desire for personal freedom and disillusionment with the regime's priorities, signaling a shift in public attitude and resilience against authoritarian control.
Greta Thunberg was briefly detained in London during a pro-Palestinian protest for holding a sign supporting Palestine Action prisoners, which led to her arrest under UK terrorism law, but she was later released on bail.