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The President also called House Intelligence Committee chairman Devin Nunes, who was behind the Republican memo, "very, very brave." "He's been very, very brave in the face of a lot of obstacles. What he's found out has been incredible. I give him tremendous credit." 267

The head of the Left party in Chemnitz, Tim Detzner, told the rally: "We want to show that Chemnitz has another side that is cosmopolitan and opposes xenophobia," Reuters reported.German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said Tuesday that the anti-immigration protests were "intolerable.""The majority of people in Germany want an open, cosmopolitan, respectful Germany where people encounter one another with respect, and it is catastrophic what people can do to one another," Maas said.Monday night's clash followed violent far-right demonstrations on Sunday in the eastern German city, where a mob of around 800 protesters rallied and called for foreigners to leave Chemnitz.The local branch of Germany's far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party had called for a "spontaneous demonstration" Sunday in memory of the victim, posting a picture on Facebook of a blood-spattered pavement. The German man had died of his injuries after a brawl. The two men arrested over his death are both in their early 20s.AfD lawmaker Markus Frohnmaier also called for action, saying it was a "civic duty to stop this deadly 'knife migration.'"Videos from Sunday's protests showed demonstrators chasing people of foreign appearance down the street, while German media reported other cases of intimidation.Merkel's spokesman Steffen Seibert said Monday that such violence had no place in Germany."Such targeting and hunting of people with different looks, different origins, or the attempt to spread hatred on the streets has no place in our cities." 1532

The president is expected to appear on Friday. It will be the fourth time in as many years that Trump will appear at the NRA gathering. 135

The Metropolitan School District of Lawrence Township released a statement Monday afternoon saying the students were receiving a TB skin test from medical personnel from the Community Health Network when it was discovered that 16 of those students had been given insulin instead."As soon as the error was discovered, and working closely with Community Health Network, immediate action was taken to care for those students," the school district's statement read.All 16 students were transported to the hospital. The students are part of a health sciences program at the McKenzie Center for Innovation and Technology. They were required to get a TB test and a flu shot before on-site clinical experiences. Read the full statement from the Metropolitan School District of Lawrence Township:"This morning during an administration of a TB skin test at McKenzie Center for Innovation and Technology by medical personnel from Community Health Network, it was discovered that 16 students had instead been administered a small dosage of insulin. As soon as the error was discovered, and working closely with Community Health Network, immediate action was taken to care for those students. As a precaution, all 16 students have/will be transported to area hospitals for observation. Students transported were accompanied by McKenzie staff and district personnel. All parents have been notified. We are working closely with Community Health Network to determine the cause of the error; and to evaluate processes as needed.The MSD of Lawrence Township has a long-standing and strong partnership with Community Health Network. We have full confidence that the events of today are isolated in nature and will be addressed swiftly by the Community Health Network."Read the full statement from Community Health Network:"Community Health Network is committed to patient safety. We value our relationships and partnerships and consider it a privilege to partner with schools including MSD of Lawrence Township.During an administration of a TB skin test at McKenzie Center for Innovation and Technology, it was discovered that 16 students had instead been administered a small dose of insulin. As soon as the error was discovered, and working closely with MSD of Lawrence Township, immediate action was taken to care for those students. As a precaution, students were transported to area hospitals for observation. Parents were notified.We are working closely with MSD of Lawrence Township to determine the cause of the error and to evaluate processes. The safety of students in our care is a top priority."This story was originally published by 2628

The Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reports that 50-year-old Charles Ferris and 36-year-old Christopher Hicks were arrested Monday. 135