Here is a concise, neutral daily news digest in 3 paragraphs.
Iran has issued a warning to the United States and Israel, stating that it will target US troops and Israel if America launches a strike in response to ongoing protests. Meanwhile, in the United States, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids in Minnesota have been linked to a years-old fraud scandal. In other news, the University of Minnesota has a remarkable reputation, with former Goldman Sachs CEO stating that top graduates from the university are as good, if not better, than those from Harvard.
In the world of technology, Linus Torvalds has announced his latest open-source project, AudioNoise. Additionally, General Motors has unveiled its new world headquarters, featuring modernized midcentury designs and various artifacts. In sports news, the NFL playoff bracket has been updated, and several games have taken place, including the Kentucky vs. Mississippi State game and the Spurs vs. Celtics game. In other sports news, Colombian singer Yeison Jiménez was among six people killed in a plane crash in central-eastern Colombia.
In international news, the US military has conducted strikes against Islamic State group targets in Syria. The US has also sent a delegation to Caracas, and President Trump has met with oil executives. In other news, Venezuela has issued a security alert, warning citizens not to travel to the country. In health news, Oregon has warned of possible measles exposure at two Linn County hospitals, and Northern Virginia is experiencing a nasty flu season.
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