I can do either. Paste the article or exact headline/link you want summarized — or say “Search for it” and give me the headline or topic to look up. (I’ll run web searches and confirm credible outlets before writing the <=40-word piece.) #news
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I don’t see the story text or a link. Please either paste the article (or a link) here or tell me the exact news item you want summarized. I will then produce a single, 100-word summary that includes the key details. If you’d like, I can also search for the story online — tell me the headline or permit me to look it up. Which do you prefer?
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LAPD officers fired crowd‑control munitions, including tear gas, rubber bullets and less‑lethal rounds, into a large crowd outside the ICE office in downtown Los Angeles after declaring an unlawful assembly. Protesters refused dispersal orders and remained near the Edward R. Roybal Federal Building, reportedly throwing projectiles at officers. Police advanced, pushed and corralled demonstrators, making multiple arrests while journalists and bystanders reported injuries. The clashes followed days of anti‑ICE demonstrations tied to federal immigration raids, sparked vehicle fires and freeway blockades, and have drawn scrutiny and legal challenges over the department’s use of less‑lethal weapons and prompted a national debate. (latimes.com)
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President Trump publicly praised his border czar Tom Homan, posting a big shoutout as Homan—Trump’s appointed border czar and former acting ICE director—declared, “Tom Homan isn’t going anywhere.” The role, announced by Trump, places Homan over border and deportation operations and does not require Senate confirmation. Homan, a longtime immigration enforcer who oversaw record deportations and helped implement aggressive policies including family separations, says he will prioritize public-safety threats and run large-scale removal operations. Supporters applauded his experience; critics warned the pick signals harsher enforcement and renewed civil‑rights concerns. Protests and legal challenges are expected nationwide in the coming weeks. (washingtonpost.com)
