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Delta Force Raid Captures Maduro, Injuries Reported
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Trump administration officials reveal details of the Delta Force raid that captured Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores. The couple sustained head injuries during their capture and appeared in court with visible wounds. The raid was not without challenges, as US personnel faced a firefight with a Cuban quick reaction force. Despite minor injuries, the US Delta operators are expected to recover fully. The administration emphasizes that the raid was not about regime change, and the Venezuelan government remains intact under Maduros deputy, Delcy Rodriguez. The US has been engaging with Rodriguez and her brother to rebuild oil operations and ease tensions in the Caribbean. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Protest Against ICE in Madison: Honoring Renee Nicole Good
01:10|Last Wednesday, a protest against ICE erupted in Madison, Wisconsin, following a shooting involving an ICE officer. Organizer Kim Gasper-Raybuck was surprised by the turnout, with many unfamiliar faces joining. Protester Jayden Rodriguez urged attendees to get involved with local activist groups for real change. The crowd emphasized the importance of immigrants and the working class to Wisconsins economy, and they called for an end to ICEs current practices. The protest concluded with a candlelight vigil for Renee Nicole Good, and the future of protests in Madison remains uncertain. Checkout Solipillow.comNoem Defends ICE Agent's Fatal Shooting in Minneapolis
01:18|Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem defends ICE agents fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis, labeling it an act of domestic terrorism. Local leaders react strongly, with Governor Walz preparing National Guard and Mayor Frey ordering ICE agents to leave the city. Tensions escalate due to aggressive federal enforcement, with around 2,000 agents deployed nationwide. Checkout Solipillow.comWinter Rainstorms Threaten Yahara Lakes
01:26|Winter rainstorms threaten Yahara lakes, as environmentalists warn of increased phosphorus runoff from frozen ground and hard surfaces. The Clean Lakes Alliances Renew the Blue program promotes green solutions to protect these vital resources, as experts call for rethinking urban development to safeguard the lakes from algae blooms. Checkout Solipillow.comNo Adoption Fee Dogs in Eau Claire
01:10|Eau Claire Dog Lovers Rejoice! A generous donor has sponsored twenty-five dogs for adoption in 2026, with no adoption fee. This sponsorship covers main costs, making it easier for families to welcome a new furry friend. Shelters are thrilled, as it helps reduce overcrowding and wait times for adopters. Check the associations website for profiles and full adoption details. Checkout Solipillow.comGovernor Appoints New Judge: Piotrowski Takes Over
01:04|Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers swiftly appoints Milwaukee Assistant District Attorney Owen Piotrowski to fill the vacancy left by Judge Hannah Dugan on the Milwaukee County Circuit Court. Piotrowski, originally chosen for Branch thirty-eight, begins his new role as judge on February first, ensuring a smooth transition and maintaining court operations. Checkout Solipillow.comMadison Election, Sports, Neighborhood Boost, Housing Projects
01:15|Madisons April election heats up as candidates file, with a key city council seat open following Cassi Benedicts resignation. Meanwhile, Sun Prairie West boys basketball makes headlines with an epic comeback. The Tenney-Lapham Neighborhood Association supports plans to increase shows at a local venue, and Madison gears up for a housing boom with over two thousand new apartments set to be built in 2026 and 2027. Checkout Solipillow.comHouse Votes on ACA Extension, Relief for Millions
01:19|The U.S. House of Representatives may vote this week on a bill to extend Affordable Care Act subsidies, with bipartisan support aiming to keep health insurance costs down for millions. Meanwhile, negotiations continue in the Senate, where steeper premiums threaten over three hundred thousand Wisconsinites. Local Republican Representative Derrick Van Orden disagrees with party members opposing the extension, despite blaming Obamacare for rising prices. Democrats expect a final House vote as soon as Thursday, potentially bringing quick relief if it passes and heads to the Senate. Checkout Solipillow.comFood Preservatives Linked to Cancer, Diabetes
01:41|New studies from France link common food preservatives to increased risk of cancer and type two diabetes. Researchers tracked over one hundred seventy thousand people, identifying six preservatives tied to prostate and breast cancer, and tw Checkout Solipillow.comUS Exits Climate Treaty, UN Groups
01:47|The Trump administration announces withdrawal from the UN climate treaty, Paris Agreement, and 66 other international groups, citing lack of American interest. This move, outlined in a White House memo, could strain relationships with allies and impact future climate summits. The decision, which includes leaving the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, raises legal questions and may limit future leaders ability to rejoin Paris talks. Checkout Solipillow.com