An unidentified protester outside the Whipple Building Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility in Minneapolis, Minnesota, was interviewed about Wednesday's ICE-involved shooting and said, "We have to show up with guns and end this."

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The CZ P-10 C ported pistol delivered great accuracy and functioned flawlessly as we fed it over 400 rounds of 9mm full metal jacket and hollow point ammunition.

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The Cooper Union settled an antisemitism lawsuit with Jewish students on Thursday, requiring the NYC college to ban masked protesters and pre-approve student fliers and posters.

The S&P 500 rallied to close at a new record high Friday, lifted by Broadcom and other chipmakers, while a weaker-than-expected jobs report did little to alter expectations of interest rate cuts from the Federal Reserve this year.

The White House on Friday published a list of 57 quotes that it says prove Democrats are inciting violence against Immigration and Customs Enforcement, a move that lands amid a fast-moving political brawl over the fatal shooting of a female protester in Minneapolis.

Late-night hacks didn’t get the memo.

Sure, Democrats have been using the Epstein card for the better part of the year. Whenever President Donald Trump does anything they don’t like, which is anything, period, they claim it’s a distraction from the Epstein files.

Pratt wouldn’t be the first reality-show star to make waves in politics. Turns out that guy was a natural, in between McDonald’s shifts …

Because — all together now — the walls are closing in.

Except the Biden administration had access to said files for four years and never released them. Because, as we know, if there were incriminating details about Trump within them, Team Biden would have kept them safely tucked away from sight.

Sure, Jan.

Except now the “distraction from the Epstein files” defense is even sillier than ever. Why? We’ve already seen some of those files, and so far the only politician whose reputation suffered a hit was President Bill Clinton.

So what happened when Team Trump expertly corralled the criminal Venezuelan strongman Nicholas Maduro in a lightning strike they’ll make a movie about some day?

Team Late Night said the stunning raid was … no, really … a distraction from the Epstein files.

Kimmel. Fallon. Colbert.

Same talking points. Same complete lack of shame …

The timing couldn’t be better.

Move over, Tim

Our political culture is teeming with jackasses, from code-switch princess Jasmine Crockett (D-Texas) to Minnesota’s soon-to-be-unemployed Gov. Tim Walz (D). That title might be too mild for former MSNBC anchor Keith Olbermann.

Now, the professionals are coming back to stake their claim to the moniker.

A fifth “Jackass” movie is heading our way this June. The surprise project finds 50-something Johnny Knoxville and friends returning to their painful shtick that started on MTV too many years ago to count. OK, the show debuted in October 2000.

The boys have done everything from covering their bathing-suit areas with bees to literally sticking together courtesy of superglue.

What’s left? Maybe they can watch CNN for 24 hours straight without losing what’s left of their concussed minds …

Smear factor

One of the best running jokes in “This Is Spinal Tap” involves the group’s drummer. Or drummers, to be more precise. Sadly, playing the skins for the heavy metal band meant putting your life on the line. Literally. Think spontaneous combustion and choking on someone else’s vomit.

And, even more strange, a bizarre gardening accident.

On that scale, it’s a miracle that Foo Fighters guitarist Pat Smear is still with us. The 66-year-old rocker “smashed the s**t out of his foot” while gardening, at least according to the band’s Instagram account.

The Foo Fighters did star in the horror comedy “Studio 666,” so they have a healthy sense of humor. Did they turn a generic accident into a Tap-like riff?

Either way, he’ll be replaced on the current tour until his bones heal up. Let’s hope the band cranks it up to 11 upon his return …

From 'The Hills' to his honor?

Reagan. Ventura. Schwarzenegger. Franken. Trump. Pratt?

Reality-show veteran Spencer Pratt has been a thorn in the side of California Democrats following last year’s devastating Palisades fires. Pratt saw both the devastation left by poor land management and the feeble rebuilding efforts in his state.

Now, he’s doing something about it.

Pratty announced he’ll be running against Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass in the city’s next election.

"Let's make LA camera ready again!" he posted.

Pratt doesn’t have any real political experience, but could he be any worse than the current clown car running roughshod over the state? And, to be fair, he wouldn’t be the first reality-show star to make waves in politics. Turns out that guy was a natural, in between McDonald’s shifts …

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McCarthy's 'View' rue

Jenny McCarthy has singled out “The View,” and it ain’t pretty.

The model turned actress recalled her time on the feminist talk show on “The Katie Miller Podcast,” noting how its tone morphed during her one-year stint with the ABC chatfest.

She joined the gaggle to talk pop culture and other frothy subjects. Instead, the show took a political turn. No thanks, she said at the time.

And now, too.

"They've asked me to come back for, like, reunion shows," McCarthy said. "I was like, over my dead body would I ever step foot in that place."

Here’s betting Meghan McCain has a similar take on any reunion talk.

The federal government is rolling out what health officials are calling the most significant reset of U.S. nutrition policy in years, unveiling a major overhaul of the long-standing food pyramid. The changes mark a dramatic shift away from decades of dietary advice.

The Miami Dolphins reportedly hired Green Bay Packers executive Jon-Eric Sullivan as their new general manager just a day after firing Mike McDaniel as their head coach.

Allowing passengers to browse, stream and work online during flights without charge, American Airlines is launching free Wi-Fi for travelers this month,

Two members of the House on Thursday asked a federal judge in New York to appoint a special master to oversee the Justice Department's handling of records tied to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, saying the department missed a legal deadline to release them.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio outlined the path for Venezuela's return to normalcy, making his points Friday at a meeting with President Donald Trump, Cabinet officials, and oil company executives.

NYC mayor Zohran Mamdani says he "obviously" disagrees with controversial housing official Cea Weaver's past social media posts linking landlords to White supremacy.

A federal judge on Friday said jury selection will begin in early September for the murder trial of Luigi Mangione, the man accused of gunning down a health insurance executive outside a hotel in Manhattan.

President Donald Trump has canceled a “second wave of attacks” on Venezuela, citing the country's cooperation with the United States following the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife.

DHS has identified the two Venezuelan illegal migrant gang members shot by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer in Portland.

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The Minnesota Timberwolves held a moment of silence after an ICE agent fatally shot Renee Good during an immigration operation in Minneapolis earlier this week.

House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., expressed concerns Friday that demands by Democrats to limit funding for Immigration and Customs Enforcement after an ICE agent fatally shot a 37-year-old female protester in Minneapolis would hinder larger funding negotiations.