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among real estate professionals. Here's your morning brief for Thursday, January 8th. I'm Daniel

Bach for the Wall Street Journal.

Homeland Security Secretary Christy Knoem has called the killing of a 37-year-old woman in Minneapolis

preventable, but said Renee Nicole Good was obstructing law enforcement and refused to obey the commands

of U.S. immigration and customs enforcement agents. Minneapolis mayor Jacob Frye is disputing

that assessment, accusing the agency of looking for excuses to use force. The city's police chief said

that Good didn't appear to be the target of a federal law enforcement operation, saying her

vehicle was blocking the road when an officer approached her on foot. The vehicle then drove off,

and Good was later pronounced dead at a local hospital with a gunshot wound to the head.

In Washington, the House is set to vote today to extend enhanced Affordable Care Act subsidies

for three years. That effort took a step forward yesterday with several Republicans crossing

party lines to back the

move in a procedural vote. President Trump has opposed extending the ACA subsidies, instead backing

the general notion of funding health savings accounts. And shares in defense contractors like Lockheed

Martin and Northrop Grumman slumped Wednesday after President Trump pledged to block company dividends, stock buybacks, and limit executive pay.

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