Today is Thursday, January 29th. We'll tell you about the ongoing confrontations between activists

and federal agents in Minnesota. Stephen Miller's change of tone about the Alex Preddy shooting,

and a new video of Predi officials say is now part of the investigation. Also, what FBI agents were

looking for when they raided an elections hub in Georgia yesterday and where America's next winter

storm is expected to hit.

Plus, the latest interest rate decision from the Fed, the growing list of businesses contributing

to so-called Trump accounts, and the show streamed more than any other in 2025, despite

not putting out any new episodes.

Those stories and even more news to know next.

Welcome to The Newsworthy. All the day's news in less than 15 minutes.

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From Washington, D.C. to Minneapolis, Minnesota, leaders have spoken about easing tensions,

but there's little evidence of any real

significant changes. The AP is reporting about even more confrontations between federal officers

and activists in Minneapolis and St. Paul that happened just yesterday.

Agents have still been seen using pepper spray on crowds and breaking in car windows.

An attorney general Pam Bondi said 16 people were arrested yesterday on charges of assaulting,

resisting, or impeding law enforcement in Minnesota.

But this comes on top of dozens of other arrests already this month of people the Trump

administration has referred to as rioters.

But many community leaders say the vast majority of people in Minnesota are peaceful and

just trying to look after their neighbors.

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