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Monday, 27 April 2026
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Tuesday, 10 November 2026
Most recent
Marcela Rodrigues· Boston Globe · US
LeadImmigration raids, fear, and empty desks

Federal sweeps, violence prompt spike in number of students absent from class

LeadZelenskyy blames Trump for loss of protection from Russian raids

Ukraine president meets PM amid tensions over access to Musk's Starlink

LeadA city on guard

What the raids left behind after Operation Midway Blitz

Ruben VivesClara HarterBrittny Mejia· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryRandom stops, ‘stunts’ marked ICE raids in L.A.

Court exhibits reveal officers worried about legality of their actions, being too aggressive.

Richard Winton· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryFEDERAL RAIDS OCCUR ACROSS SOCAL

FBI actions are said to be linked to an inquiry into corruption and foreign influence.

Howard Blume· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryLAUSD chief resigns amid federal inquiry

Carvalho won praise for academic gains but had been sidelined since February raids.

Deena Winter· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
Secondary1980s raids that rocked City Hall

Mpls. reconsiders that era’s bathhouse ban.

Ruben Vives· Los Angeles Times · US
Lead‘WE’RE IN SURVIVAL MODE’

A year after ICE raids unleashed fear throughout the Fashion District, one couple struggle to save their quinceañera shops

Christopher Cann· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryIran suspends talks, blames Israeli raids on Lebanon

Move puts strain on diplomatic efforts to end 3-month-old war

Jessie Van Berkel· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadFBI raids 22 sites in state, escalating fraud probe

Homeland Security says searches were related to “the rampant fraud of U.S. taxpayer dollars.”

Rick Pearson· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryPoll: Most Chicagoans opposed crackdown

Suffolk-Tribune survey finds strong opposition to immigration raids, fears of agents at polls