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🎧 As protests and vigils grow for Renee Macklin Good and Alex Pretti, mourning Minneapolis residents are demanding justice, Matt Sepic of Minnesota Public Radio tells Up First. Thousands of masked federal agents remain in the streets. Residents are pressing for some assurance that the killings will get a proper investigation. Sepic says there is no indication that the state police and their federal counterparts are working together to investigate the fatal shootings by federal agents.

🎧 The ongoing crises at home and abroad are overshadowing Trump’s economic agenda, says NPR‘s Franco Ordoñez. The turmoil in Minneapolis has made it harder for the president to discuss his preferred talking points. Ryan Williams, a veteran Republican strategist, told Ordoñez that the president can attempt to focus on the economy, but Trump will remain stuck talking about the ICE-related conflict for a significant period. Not only is the president’s party calling for more investigations into Pretti’s death, but the controversy fueled by the immigration crackdown now risks a partial government shutdown.

🎧 The trial will provide a rare look at how these social media platforms operate, according to NPR’s Shannon Bond. The jurors will receive thousands of internal documents, including the companies’ research on children. The plaintiffs accuse the tech companies of developing features, like autoplay videos, that make the apps nearly impossible for children to put down. In some cases, this has led to depression, eating disorders and more. The tech giants dispute these claims and have said that there’s no clinical diagnosis of addiction to social media.