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  1. Calls for ICE reform grow after agents kill 2 men in their cars in 1 week

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    Two recent fatal shootings of motorists by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents are sparking renewed calls for change in how the federal agency operates. Following Tuesday reports that Trump officials have told ICE officers to suspend most vehicle stops, legal experts told CBC News that's not enough.

  2. Attorney general nominee Todd Blanche pressed on controversial Trump fund, Epstein files

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    Todd Blanche, a former lawyer for Donald Trump, was challenged by Democratic senators on his ability to lead the Justice Department free from the demands of the president in the first of two days of confirmation hearings on Wednesday.

  3. U.S. Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth unveils plan to test troops for low testosterone

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    U.S. Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth says new initiative "not about artificial enhancement" as service members have come under scrutiny in recent years for using testosterone and similar substances to boost performance.

  4. Andy Burnham: the next U.K. prime minister

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    Andy Burnham is about to become the next prime minister of the United Kingdom. But what do we know about him?

  5. Dozens of Meta employees sue, allege AI use for layoffs affects workers on protected leave

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    A group of 26 employees is suing their employer, alleging that the company used AI to select people for layoffs. In a statement, Meta said the allegations are not based in facts, and that organizational decisions are made by people, not AI.