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The National Pension Commission has opened discussions with the Lagos State Government and the state pension commission over pension increments, wage awards and outstanding benefits under the Contributory Pension Scheme.
The G-100 political pressure group is convening opposition parties in Abuja on August 31, 2026, for talks on cooperation ahead of the 2027 presidential election.
A new internal watchdog review at U.S. Customs and Border Protection disputes the administration’s public account of a fatal shooting in Minneapolis, saying two federal officers fired during a struggle and that the victim did not pull his gun. The findings intensified calls from Democrats for accountability and renewed scrutiny of immigration enforcement tactics.
Federal agents executed a search warrant at the Fulton County, Georgia, election office seeking a number of 2020 election records, according to a county spokesperson, as the FBI declined to provide further details.
The House advanced roughly $1.2 trillion in spending bills ahead of a Jan. 30 shutdown deadline, but a Homeland Security measure drew fierce Democratic opposition over immigration enforcement and the role of ICE.
A partial U.S. government shutdown became more likely as Senate Democrats signaled they would withhold votes for a broader funding package if it includes Department of Homeland Security money. The fight follows public outrage over the killing of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis by federal agents.
Some GOP lawmakers are urging an independent probe and criticizing early administration claims after video contradicted initial accounts of a federal-agent killing in Minneapolis, sharpening political risks ahead of midterms.
AP’s live-style update described President Trump urging an investigation into the fatal shooting of Minneapolis protester and ICU nurse Alex Pretti by federal immigration agents, amid heightened scrutiny of a Minnesota immigration crackdown and mounting calls from Democrats for accountability from DHS leadership.
U.S. politics on Tuesday centered on fallout from a fatal Border Patrol shooting in Minneapolis and escalating calls for accountability at the Department of Homeland Security. Political leaders and activists pushed for firings and investigations as the administration reshuffled key personnel.
The White House sought to separate President Donald Trump from officials who branded a killed Minneapolis protester an “assassin” or “domestic terrorist,” as multiple investigations and bipartisan calls for accountability accelerated.
President Donald Trump sent border czar Tom Homan to Minnesota amid protests and legal challenges over a federal immigration enforcement surge, after two fatal shootings involving federal immigration officers in the state this month. A federal judge heard arguments on requests by Minnesota and two cities to temporarily halt the operation.
Attorney General Pam Bondi has demanded access to Minnesota’s voter rolls and public-assistance data in a letter that intensified a growing dispute between the state and the Trump administration during an immigration enforcement surge. State officials rejected the request and argued the federal government is seeking sensitive records as leverage amid protests and legal battles over federal operations.