2026-01-27
14 分钟The White House will consider reducing the number of federal immigration agents in Minneapolis.
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And for some people on Obamacare plans, a jump in monthly premiums is forcing tough choices.
Folks who feel like they really need insurance are finding a way to make it work
because they have health issues,
they need to see the doctor,
but people who are healthier are just dropping insurance and hoping for the best.
It's Monday, January 26th.
I'm Alex O'Sullivan.
for the Wall Street Journal.
This is the PM edition of What's News,
the top headlines and business stories that move the world today.
We begin this evening in Minneapolis where residents are still reeling from the fatal shooting of Alex Pretty this weekend,
the second killing of a U.S.
citizen by federal immigration authorities in the city this month.
WSJ National Affairs reporter Joe Barrett has been on the ground in Minneapolis.
Yesterday, I went to the scene of the shooting.
There were a lot of people there paying their respects.
I then went to a protest that I just happened to see in downtown near my hotel.