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  1. How Minnesota's history of protest informs this moment

    Protesters chant, bang on trash cans and hold up signs during a rally.

    Minnesota has a robust history of protest going back to the 1890s, and the pivotal moments the twin cities played in labour and civil rights movements.

  2. Obamas say Trump administration seems 'eager to escalate' situation in Minneapolis

    Three women are seen in a crowd at night lit by candles and holiday lights behind them.

    Former U.S. president and first lady Barack and Michelle Obama released a searing statement on Sunday, in response to the second shooting death by immigration law enforcement officers in Minneapolis, saying federal officers appear to be using tactics "designed to intimidate, harass, provoke and endanger" Minnesota residents.

  3. Massive winter storm across U.S. brings snow, frigid temperatures, widespread power outages

    The cockpit of a blue plane is seen from the outside covered in de-icing powder and steam.

    Forecasters said snow, sleet, freezing rain and dangerously frigid temperatures would sweep the eastern two-thirds of the United States on Sunday and into the week.

  4. Canadian figure skater Fournier Beaudry discusses Sørensen sex assault allegation in Netflix doc

    Laurence Fournier Beaudry and Nikolaj Sørensen of Canada perform in rhythm dance at the ISU world figure skating championships on March 26, 2021 in Stockholm, Sweden.

    Figure skater Laurence Fournier Beaudry broke down in tears in a new Netflix documentary as she described being caught up in the fallout after Nikolaj Sørensen, her boyfriend and former ice dance partner, was accused of sexual assault.

  5. NBA players association voices support for Minnesota protesters

    An in memoriam image is shown on a jumbotron.

    The National Basketball Players Association voiced support on Sunday for protesters in Minneapolis, rallying against the deadly presence of U.S. federal immigration authorities.