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Democratic lawmakers are calling for an investigation into the shooting of an immigrant in Maine by ICE officer David Brouillette, following reports of his alleged past violent and threatening behavior toward his ex-wife and mental health issues. The lawmakers also seek a review of ICE hiring practices amid recent ICE-related deaths.

Democratic lawmakers are urging a review of ICE hiring practices and an investigation into the death of an immigrant in Maine caused by an ICE officer, following reports of the officer's alleged past violent behavior and mental health issues as described by family members.

NPR staffers are facing uncertainty due to potential federal funding cuts and mass layoffs, just days after a top host quit amid an investigation. The situation is causing fresh chaos for the organization. The funding axe and layoffs could significantly impact NPR's operations.

A federal program that subsidizes airlines to operate in small and rural communities may face budget cuts, potentially leaving some areas without year-round flight options. This could affect remote towns' accessibility and convenience. The program's budget cut could have significant implications for these communities.

A new tool called the Brain Care Score demonstrates that lifestyle changes can reduce dementia risk, challenging the belief that family history guarantees the condition. The article discusses an interview with neurologist Dr. Jonathan Rosand and NPR correspondent Allison Aubrey.

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