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La famille de Renee Good poursuit le gouvernement américain et l'ICE pour son meurtre
La famille de Renee Good a intenté jeudi une action en justice contre le gouvernement américain et les architectes de la politique migratoire répressive menée par le président américain Donald Trump, affirmant que «le moment est absolument venu de les tenir responsables» de son assassinat, survenu aux mains d'un agent fédéral en janvier à Minneapolis.
2 people were killed and suspect is dead in downtown Minneapolis shooting
TIM SULLIVAN and MARK VANCLEAVE Updated Wed, 2 September 2026 at 10:25 pm UTC 3 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Two people were killed and the suspect is dead after a shooting in a downtown Minneapolis apartment building Wednesday afternoon, according to police. Three Minneapolis police officers were also injured, including two of them from gunshot wounds, police Sgt. Garrett Parten said at a press conference on Wednesday evening.
Les arrestations de l'ICE chutent de près de 12 % après les meurtres de Minneapolis
Au plus fort de la campagne de répression, il était courant de voir dans les rues de Minneapolis des voitures remplies d’agents de l’immigration masqués, tandis que des milliers de personnes étaient arrêtées chaque semaine au Texas, en Floride et en Californie. «Turn and burn» («passer à l'action sans hésiter»), c'est ainsi que Gregory Bovino, commandant en chef de la police des frontières, a qualifié cette stratégie.
Judge denies asylum claim for Liam Ramos’ family and orders their deportation
An immigration judge has denied the asylum claim of the family of Liam Conejo Ramos, a family lawyer said. The five-year-old boy captured the nation’s attention earlier this year when he was photographed in a bunny hat and Spider-Man backpack as he was detained with his father during the immigration crackdown that shook Minneapolis. They were ordered deported to Ecuador, she said.
The very people tasked with defending civil rights are ignoring those rights Original
We have a Constitution and federal laws that should allow for peaceful protesting, security in our homes and law enforcement that doesn’t threaten, coerce or intimidate while we exercise our rights, including the rights to go to school, move freely and dine peaceably.
"¿Dónde estaría EEUU sin nosotros?". Comunidad de refugiados impactada por límites de la Casa Blanca
ARCHIVO - Mujeres caminan por una calle del barrio predominantemente somalí de Cedar-Riverside, en Minneapolis, el 12 de mayo de 2022. (AP Foto/Jessie Wardarski/Archivo) MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota, EE.UU. (AP) — La mujer recuerda cuando se mudó por primera vez al vecindario hace más de 20 años, cuando las calles estaban llenas de locales vacíos y una pobreza aparentemente implacable.
In Louisville, NCAA ruling looks like injustice revealed, chance to reclaim 2013 title
LOUISVILLE – The appearance of a double standard by college sports’ governing body is raising hopes the University of Louisville’s 2013 NCAA basketball championship can be restored. UofL athletics director Josh Heird told the Kentucky Lantern he has been in contact with NCAA President Charlie Baker about revisiting the Cardinals’ vacated title and been encouraged by indications the NCAA is open to reconciling inconsistencies in its penalty structure.
In Louisville, NCAA ruling looks like injustice revealed, chance to reclaim 2013 title
Generate Key Takeaways Coach Rick Pitino hoists the national championship trophy after the Louisville Cardinals defeated the Michigan Wolverines during the 2013 NCAA Men's Final Four Championship at the Georgia Dome on April 8, 2013 in Atlanta. The NCAA vacated Louisville's title in 2017.
Deadly shooting on Dallas ICE office reflects widely varying security levels
TIM SULLIVAN Thu, September 25, 2025 at 12:03 AM UTC 3 min read Some U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement facilities are heavily secured, closed off behind metal fences, hardened doors and armed guards. Many are in federal buildings built with a focus on security. Detainees are often moved in and out of buildings through underground parking garages. And in other cases, the outer perimeter is little more than a chain-link fence topped with a few strands of barbed wire.
Inmigrantes en la franja norte de Texas viven en el limbo bajo represión de Trump
PANHANDLE, Texas, EE.UU. (AP) — El camionero poda el césped de su casa en Texas durante una tarde ventosa, en un pueblo tan tranquilo que es posible dar paseos vespertinos en medio de la avenida principal. Kevenson Jean partirá a otro viaje largo al día siguiente, y quiere que todo esté en orden en la casa de dos dormitorios que comparte con su esposa en el pueblo de Panhandle, en la franja norte del estado.
PHOTO ESSAY: Immigrants in the Texas Panhandle live in limbo under Trump's crackdown
Haitian immigrants Kevenson Jean, a truck driver, and wife Sherlie Jean, a fast food worker, pose for a photo at their rental home, Monday, April 14, 2025, in Panhandle, Texas. (AP Photo/Eric Gay) PANHANDLE, Texas (AP) — This is a documentary photo story curated by AP photo editors. The truck driver is cutting his lawn on a windy afternoon, in a town so quiet you can take afternoon walks down the middle of Main Street.
Study in contrasts: Racing, breeding shine in Kentucky as sport dims across America
Beyond Kentucky’s borders, horse racing is a sport in steep decline. Within the commonwealth, however, wealth is common. Though no fewer than 48 American racetracks have closed since 2000, Kentucky operators continue to invest hundreds of millions in their facilities and are reaping an outsized return, and not only on the first Saturday in May.
Study in contrasts: Racing, breeding shine in Kentucky as sport dims across America
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Study in contrasts: Racing, breeding shine in Kentucky as sport dims across America
Beyond Kentucky’s borders, horse racing is a sport in steep decline. Within the commonwealth, however, wealth is common. Though no fewer than 48 American racetracks have closed since 2000, Kentucky operators continue to invest hundreds of millions in their facilities and are reaping an outsized return, and not only on the first Saturday in May. For instance: Churchill Downs Inc. reported record net revenue ($2.7 billion) and net income ($427 million) for 2024.
Study in contrasts: Racing, breeding shine in Kentucky as sport dims across America
Beyond Kentucky’s borders, horse racing is a sport in steep decline. Within the commonwealth, however, wealth is common. Though no fewer than 48 American racetracks have closed since 2000, Kentucky operators continue to invest hundreds of millions in their facilities and are reaping an outsized return, and not only on the first Saturday in May.
Study in contrasts: Racing, breeding shine in Kentucky as sport dims across America
Derby competitor Sandman gallops at Churchill Downs April 18. (Photo by Coady Media) Beyond Kentucky’s borders, horse racing is a sport in steep decline. Within the commonwealth, however, wealth is common. Though no fewer than 48 American racetracks have closed since 2000, Kentucky operators continue to invest hundreds of millions in their facilities and are reaping an outsized return, and not only on the first Saturday in May. Advertisement Advertisement For instance: Churchill Downs Inc.
En 24 horas frenéticas, migrantes venezolanos en EEUU fueron enviados a prisión en El Salvador
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En 24 horas frenéticas, migrantes venezolanos en EEUU fueron enviados a prisión en El Salvador
Fueron solo unas pocas frases en un discurso presidencial de una hora sin un hilo conductor claro, un viernes por la tarde. Junto con declaraciones sobre la disminución del precio de los huevos y la promesa de expulsar a las “fuerzas corruptas” del gobierno de Estados Unidos, el presidente Donald Trump señaló que cientos de miembros de la pandilla venezolana Tren de Aragua habían sido arrestados.
Gobierno de Trump arremete de nuevo contra derecho a la ciudadanía por nacimiento. ¿Qué significa?
TIM SULLIVAN 13 de marzo de 2025, 5:01 p.m.·4 min de lectura El gobierno de Estados Unidos busca que la Corte Suprema federal permita algunas restricciones a la ciudadanía por nacimiento, incluso mientras continúan las disputas legales en torno a las órdenes del presidente Donald Trump para poner fin a lo que durante mucho tiempo se ha considerado como una promesa constitucional.
¿Qué es la Ley de Inmigración de 1952 y por qué siguen hablando de ella los funcionarios de Trump?
TIM SULLIVAN 12 de marzo de 2025, 6:47 p.m.·4 min de lectura Una y otra vez, la Casa Blanca del presidente estadounidense Donald Trump ha recurrido a un estatuto legal de 73 años de antigüedad para defender su dura política en torno a la inmigración.
Trump-allied group's warnings may signal legal blueprint to attack 'sanctuary' jurisdictions
The ominous letters went to hundreds of state and local officials across the U.S. two days before Christmas. It was a potential blueprint for how the Trump administration may attack “sanctuary” jurisdictions that resist mass deportations. They threatened criminal prosecutions and lawsuits going after officials’ personal finances. They invoked RICO, the federal statute often used to fight organized crime.
Crowds gather in the rain to pay tribute to Pete Rose. ‘Maybe these are tears from heaven’ Original
The line started before 3 a.m. with a single, steadfast 65-year-old mourner. Kenny Stroup drove more than 400 miles to pay his respects to Pete Rose, all the way from Poplar Bluff, Missouri, and he stood in the rain for more than four hours before Great American Ball Park’s Gate A opened and the public was admitted to the late Hit King’s visitation on Sunday. “I’m quiet right now, but once I’m inside — this guy, man, unbelievable,” Stroup said.
Former UK swimming coach formally denies sexual abuse allegations, asks judge to dismiss case Original
by Tim Sullivan, Kentucky Lantern August 23, 2024 Lars Jorgensen (University of Kentucky Athletics) Former University of Kentucky swimming coach Lars Jorgensen has formally denied allegations of sexual abuse contained in a lawsuit brought by two former UK swimmers and assistant coaches.
UK asks court to dismiss some claims against it in sexual abuse lawsuit brought by former swimmers Original
by Tim Sullivan, Kentucky Lantern August 9, 2024 One week after University of Kentucky President Eli Capilouto issued a statement saying allegations of sexual abuse by a former swimming coach were “deeply distressing to all of us,” the university sought to distance itself from the case against Lars Jorgensen Friday by filing a motion to dismiss four of the six counts in which it was implicated in a lawsuit brought by former UK swimmers and coaches.
Stuck in idle: Kentucky Speedway falls short of once high hopes 4 years after last NASCAR race Original
SPARTA — By the end of the year, the owners of Kentucky Speedway will have paid Gallatin County more than $900,000 for tickets never sold to races never run. NASCAR abandoned the racetrack following the 2020 Quaker State 400, but a 20-year PILOT agreement (Payments In Lieu Of Taxes) obligates Speedway Motorsports Inc. to two annual payments through 2031: a $180,000 lump sum and a $1 per ticket fee with a $230,000 minimum, even if the venue remains dark. Which may well be the way to bet.
Could This Be The Last PGA Championship At Louisville's Valhalla Golf Course?
They said all of the right things, but nothing definitive. On the eve of Louisville’s latest turn as the focal point of global golf, the leadership of the PGA of America heaped praise upon Valhalla Golf Club, and not just the course, but also its owners, its members, its history and its community. They stopped short, however, of saying they would be back.
Warnings ignored, says sex abuse lawsuit filed by former University of Kentucky swimmers
The pool at the University of Kentucky's Lancaster Aquatic Center. (Kentucky Lantern phot by Jamie Lucke) The first red flag was raised as soon as Lars Jorgensen was hired.
Sierra Leone Wins Bluegrass Stakes, Horse Co-Owner Brook Smith Promises Not To Throw Sand
Brook Smith had agreed to take a piece of the horse in a partnership that included racing’s Coolmore colossus, and was getting auction updates in mid-air from bloodstock agent Adrian Ellis. “I was flying on a plane and he’s texting me: ‘This horse might go for a million or a little bit more,” the Louisville businessman recalled. “I thought, ‘What a great opportunity (to be) with the best and to own something that might be great instead of me going to the sales.
Kenny Payne's Replacement Pat Kelsey A Jolt Of Energy For Flatlining Louisville Men's Basketball
Pat Kelsey is a jolt to the system, a human defibrillator determined to restore life to a flatlining Louisville basketball program. He is boisterous and loud where Kenny Payne was languid and low-key, a man the late Skip Prosser said “makes coffee nervous.” Kelsey may not be the antidote to all that ails U of L hoops, but he instantly raised both its energy level and its expectations during his introductory press conference Thursday afternoon on campus.
UofL Chooses Charleston's Pat Kelsey To Lead Louisville Men's Basketball Team
Louisville would have had no trouble hiring a Hall of Fame coach. Before its serpentine search for someone to resuscitate its flatlining basketball program ended with the hiring of the College of Charleston’s Pat Kelsey, Bob Huggins had publicly applied for the job Wednesday morning on Jerry Eaves’ radio show.
Kenny Payne Leaves UofL Blaming Lack Of Community Support And Criticism
In his last public appearance as Louisville’s men’s basketball coach, Kenny Payne compared his program to the Titanic. Unlike the unfortunate Captain Smith, however, he was disinclined to go down with the ship. He blamed the community for not climbing aboard and staying there as chronic defeat bred despair and then disinterest. He said the scrutiny and criticism of his players had made his job “impossible.” He assumed no personal responsibility for a two-year tally of 12 wins and 52 losses.
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