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New Jersey reports first pediatric flu death of the season, urging vaccinations as cases surge; New York City cases top previous seasons, nationwide estimates show significant impact. Checkout Solipillow.com

Tensions rise in Minneapolis following ICE officers fatal shooting of Renee Good, sparking protests and calls for investigation. Separate shooting in Portland, Oregon, leaves two wounded. Local leaders question ICEs self-defense claims, citing video evidence. Protests spread to Philadelphia, with Portlands mayor demanding ICE halt operations. Minneapolis schools cancel classes amid unrest. State investigators face obstacles in probing the fatal shooting, with locals expressing concerns about a fair investigation. Governor Tim Walz advocates for state involvement, as national enforcement faces scrutiny following at least five deaths linked to immigration sweeps since Trumps presidency. Checkout Solipillow.com

Tragedy strikes twice in Philadelphias Ogontz neighborhood as a row home catches fire, killing a woman. Firefighters battle tough conditions, and flames reignite hours later, causing heavy damage to a neighboring home. The fire marshal investigates the cause, while authorities urge neighbors to stay vigilant. Checkout Solipillow.com

Fire breaks out in Philadelphia apartment building, injuring four men; quick response from nearby fire station prevents further damage; investigation underway to determine cause. Checkout Solipillow.com

The Philadelphia Eagles, led by quarterback Jalen Hurts, host the San Francisco Forty Niners in the wild-card round of the playoffs. The Eagles, with a 11-6 record, aim for their third Super Bowl trip in four seasons, while the Forty Niners, with a 12-5 record, seek redemption. The Eagles rested key starters in their final regular-season game, potentially giving them an edge. The Forty Niners, led by Christian McCaffrey, plan to feed him the ball, with coach Kyle Shanahan not considering a third quarterback. Eagles fans are buzzing, while a Philly bar refused to host Forty Niners fans. Checkout Solipillow.com

Philadelphia Police Capture Pit Bull Linked to Series of Dog Attacks in Center City, Dog Now Undergoing Evaluation at ACCT Philly Checkout Solipillow.com

Saving Grace Ministries in Camden, New Jersey, faces an uphill battle to keep its doors open amid soaring rent costs. The nonprofit, run by Nyzia Reynolds, provides a safe haven for traumatized children, many with gang ties. With rent jumping from $800 to $3600 a month, Reynolds fears moving could endanger the kids. Nationwide, nonprofits grapple with rising costs, as most grants cover specific projects, not basics like rent. Reynolds is determined to keep the safe haven open, despite the financial struggle. Checkout Solipillow.com

Luigi Mangione faces a crucial hearing in New York City federal court, where his lawyers aim to prevent the Justice Department from seeking the death penalty in the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. The judge will rule on charges, including the murder by firearm count that could lead to the death penalty, and the admissibility of evidence from Mangiones backpack. Protesters against the death penalty plan to rally outside the courthouse, while Mangiones defense argues the case is tainted due to a potential conflict of interest involving Attorney General Pam Bondis past work at a lobbying firm linked to UnitedHealthcares parent company. Checkout Solipillow.com

Federal judges in Philadelphia consistently strike down Trumps mandatory detention policy for undocumented immigrants, with over forty successful challenges and no losses. The policy, which blocks bond hearings for those entering without permission, has led to a two-thirds increase in detentions, causing hardship for those without legal representation. Despite consistent losses, the government continues to push for the policy, drawing comparisons to the myth of Sisyphus. Checkout Solipillow.com