News for November 22, 2025

Protesters gathered near Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport to accuse Signature Aviation of helping with ICE deportation flights run by the Department of Homeland Security.

Two shootings in Chicago’s Loop late Friday killed one teen and wounded eight others, drawing a public response from President Donald Trump and Chicago police.

Two University of Alabama at Birmingham football players were hospitalized after a stabbing incident at the team facility, and teammate Daniel Israel Mincey was taken into custody.

Brianna Howard, a Native American student at the University of Oklahoma, became the first Native woman to drive the school’s Sooner Schooner mascot.

Colombia said it seized 14 tons of cocaine in its biggest bust in a decade, as President Gustavo Petro clashed with the United States over anti-drug policy.

The U.S. Coast Guard helped respond after a cargo ship and its containers caught fire at the Port of Los Angeles, prompting safety steps and a wider emergency response.

European leaders are trying to strengthen President Donald Trump’s Ukraine peace plan so it does less to favor Russia and more to protect Ukraine.

South Africa opened Africa’s first G20 summit with a push for climate, debt, and inequality reforms, while U.S. President Donald Trump’s boycott cast a shadow over the talks.

Sen. Elissa Slotkin received a bomb threat after she urged military and intelligence officers to refuse illegal orders, and Michigan State Police said no one was in danger.

Walter Goodman and three others were arrested after a 14-year-old Wisconsin girl was found severely malnourished, weighing 35 pounds, and kept locked in a bedroom under camera surveillance.

The Supreme Court temporarily let Texas use its Republican redrawn congressional map while it reviews a challenge saying the map was racially gerrymandered.

Retired Frederick Police Department officer Wade Milyard now runs a free laundry service to help homeless people in Frederick, Maryland.