The Headlines Prosecutors Resign Over ICE Investigation, and Israel Is Still Demolishing Gaza
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Jan 14, 2026 Six prosecutors resign amid controversy over the DOJ's approach to an ICE shooting investigation. Tensions rise as federal agents intensify operations against refugees in Minneapolis. Meanwhile, the U.S. plans to establish a Palestinian committee to oversee Gaza amidst ongoing destruction. On the trade front, China celebrates a record surplus as U.S. tariffs impact dynamics. In California, the debate intensifies over a proposed billionaire tax, which Governor Newsom aims to thwart. Lastly, the legacy of Claudette Colvin is honored as she passes away at 86.
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DOJ Resignations Reveal Internal Conflict
- Six federal prosecutors resigned over DOJ handling of the Minneapolis ICE shooting investigation, signaling deep internal conflict.
- The resignations highlight tensions between federal civil-rights priorities and political directives under the Trump administration.
Aggressive ICE Raids In Minneapolis
- Videos verified by The Times show federal agents smashing car windows, deploying tear gas, and detaining U.S. citizens during immigration operations in Minneapolis.
- Residents report racial or ethnic profiling as agents arrest dozens of lawfully admitted refugees, mainly from Somalia, including children.
U.S. Plans Administrative Panel For Gaza
- The White House planned to name an apolitical Palestinian committee to run Gaza, aiming to weaken Hamas's control.
- U.S. officials acknowledge enormous challenges rebuilding Gaza amid displaced residents and damaged infrastructure.