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'Oh my god, this could be him!' New details on suspected assassin's arrest

New details have emerged about the events leading up to the arrest of the suspect in the assassination of a Democratic state lawmaker in Minnesota.

Police arrested 57-year-old Vance Boelter following a manhunt that started before dawn Saturday, when he allegedly shot and killed state Rep. Melissa Hortman and her husband, Mark Hortman, at their Brooklyn Park home, and he is also accused of shooting and wounding state Sen. John Hoffman and his wife, Yvette Hoffman, at their home in Champlin.

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'Beheaded a 12-year-old': Springfield rallies as scared Haitian neighbors hide

SPRINGFIELD, OHIO — Roughly 500 gathered at Springfield City Hall Saturday to protest the administration of President Donald Trump. But even though Trump last year highlighted the city’s 15,000 residents from Haiti, many have been been scared into the shadows, protestors said.

“I really believe that most people don’t want what’s happening right now,” said Jessica Shafer, a mental health therapist who works with vulnerable children in Springfield. “I come to things like this because I think it’s incumbent on people who can to come to these things and stand up and show people it’s OK to make your voice heard.”

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'This position is NOT antisemitic': Marjorie Taylor Greene blasts MAGA 'fakes'

U.S. Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) on Sunday insisted a position she is taking is "NOT antisemitic."

Greene, who has been accused of antisemitism related to her prior comments, took to X over the weekend to declare that some people are showing they aren't "real" America First MAGA patriots.

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'Grounds for expulsion': GOP senator accused of 'mocking' the murder of two Dems

U.S. Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT), an ally to President Donald Trump, is in hot water over a social media post.

Lee on Sunday took to X and posted a photo of a man accused of posing as a police officer and shooting two Democratic lawmakers and their spouses.

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'Not even close': MSNBC reporter shoots down White House parade attendance boast

A White House claim about the number of attendees at Donald Trump's parade on Saturday was quickly shot down by an MSNBC reporter who was on the scene Saturday.

During an appearance on MSNBC's "The Weekend,' Vaughan Hilyard told the hosts that the president could not have been happy with how the day played out, with grandstands only partially full and those who did show up leaving early before he spoke.

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'Key detail': Expert flags 'significant development' in manhunt for Dem killer

There is a "key detail" to be considered in the Minnesota manhunt for the man who allegedly killed a Democratic lawmaker and her husband, and injured another lawmaker and his wife.

CNN's chief law enforcement and intelligence analyst, John Miller, appeared on the network on Saturday to talk about the shooting of four Democratic-linked individuals in Minnesota. Donald Trump's own niece has tied the president to the unfortunately political assassinations.

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'Very nice': Trump gushes about Putin after his 'happy birthday' phone call

Donald Trump says Putin called him "to very nicely wish [him] a Happy Birthday."

Trump on Saturday took to his own social media site, Truth Social, to spill the details about a purported call with the Russian leader.

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Minnesota lawmakers shot in their homes in 'politically motivated assassination'

(EDITOR'S NOTE) : This story will be updated as more details are released.

Two Minnesota lawmakers were ambushed in their homes overnight by an assailant dressed as a police officer.

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'Doesn’t make any sense': Guardsmen blast MAGA governor over protest deployment

Gov. Greg Abbott's (R-TX) decision to activate thousands of National Guard troops for protests has left guardsmen scrambling, with at least one officer slamming the move as senseless.

Abbott said more than 5,000 Texas National Guard troops — along with over 2,000 state police officers — were deployed across the state ahead of what's expected to be large-scale protests against federal immigration raids and President Donald Trump’s actions. Nationwide "No Kings" protests were scheduled for the weekend, including in Houston, Austin, Dallas, and San Antonio.

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'Vicious!' James Comer's committee probing Newsom and LA mayor over protests

House Oversight and Reform Committee Chairman James Comer (R-KY) said Friday his committee will investigate Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass (D).

Comer penned a letter to the Justice Department saying that the protesters in LA "committed vicious acts of violence and fearmongering directed at law enforcement and others," Fox News reported Friday. "They set fire to vehicles and property around the city, and assaulted officers with deadly weapons such as rocks and Molotov cocktails."

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Gloria Allred will 'not bow down to kings' as her law firm gets investigated

Gloria Allred’s law firm is being investigated by the California State Bar, according to a Wall Street Journal exclusive report.

“The investigation, prompted by a recent article in The Wall Street Journal, is looking at the issues raised by women who hired the Los Angeles firm to represent them in connection with allegations of sexual misconduct,” the outlet said.

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'I will call the police': JD Vance's spat with Biden aide spirals out of control

Vice President JD Vance sparred with a former official from the Biden administration on X, sparking some to threaten the Biden official’s dog.

Kelly Magsamen, who served as the chief of staff to the United States Secretary of Defense in the Biden administration, said, “Super cool that our @secdef [Pete Hegseth] was chilling last night knowing we were going to have a war in the Middle East tonight.”

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'Voters have been looking for this': Democrats reportedly finding their footing

Democrats have seemingly found their footing as they attempt to push back against president Donald Trump's overreach.

A video of Sen. Alex Padilla (D-CA) being tackled and handcuffed spread rapidly across social media Thursday after he interrupted Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem at a news conference in Los Angeles, where protests have raged all week against the administration's crackdown on immigrants, reported NBC News.

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