ICE agent arrested over shooting of Venezuelan man in US immigration raid
The charges stem from the January 14 shooting of Julio Cesar Sosa-Celis in Minneapolis during Operation Metro Surge.
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Tributes pour in for ‘hero’ guard killed in San Diego mosque shooting
Amin Abdullah, the security guard killed while trying to stop gunmen entering the Islamic Centre of San Diego.
Published On 19 May 2026
ESSAY
I knew Amin Abdullah, the hero of the San Diego mosque shooting
It doesn’t surprise me at all that he gave his life saving the lives of others. He was a true American Muslim.
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Who was Amin Abdullah, the ‘hero’ guard killed in San Diego shooting?
Tributes have poured in for the guard, who was among the three people killed in the shooting at the San Diego mosque.
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From: NewsFeed
Child survivor of San Diego mosque shooting describes ordeal
A boy who survived the San Diego mosque shooting that killed three people has described seeing ‘bad stuff’.
Published On 19 May 2026
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San Diego mosque shooting: What we know about the victims and the attackers
Authorities said the attack at the Islamic Center of San Diego is being investigated as a possible hate crime.
From: NewsFeed
Police respond to shooting at US mosque
Police have responded to a shooting at a mosque in California, with officials saying the threat had been ‘neutralised’.
Published On 18 May 2026
Gunmen kill 3 people at San Diego Islamic centre in suspected hate crime
‘We are considering this a hate crime until it’s not,’ San Diego police chief says, adding that both shooters are dead.
Will violence, protests and strikes test Mexico’s World Cup cohost status?
Fans and rights groups have raised safety concerns in Mexico, which opens the FIFA World Cup on June 11 .
A resident of Cite Soleil kneels before a police armoured vehicle demanding the police go and fight the gangs that control their neighbourhood, in Port-au-Prince. [Odelyn Joseph/AP Photo]
Protesters said on Tuesday they had witnessed people being killed in Cite Soleil in recent days. [Odelyn Joseph/AP Photo]
Residents of Cite Soleil celebrate the arrival of armoured police vehicles in their neighbourhood. [Odelyn Joseph/AP Photo]
Vehicles that were set on fire by armed gangs line the streets of Cite Soleil neighbourhood. [Odelyn Joseph/AP Photo]
A woman leaves her home to escape clashes between armed gangs in Cite Soleil. [Odelyn Joseph/AP Photo]
Armed gangs have tightened their grip on Port-au-Prince since the assassination of President Jovenel Moise at his home in July 2021. [Odelyn Joseph/AP Photo]
Police say the armed gangs now control about 70 percent of the capital, down from 90 percent at their peak. [Odelyn Joseph/AP Photo]
People displaced from their homes take refuge at a police station in Port-au-Prince. [Odelyn Joseph/AP Photo]
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Red Cross says people displaced by conflict in Colombia doubled last year
Annual report by ICRC finds worsening conditions for Colombian civilians amid continued fighting between armed groups.
