Good evening! Tonight, we cover protests against the eviction of migrants from public housing and the fallout from the canceled Albertsons-Kroger merger. Let's explore these unfolding stories.

Protesters Attempt to Halt Migrant Evictions from Public Housing
Demonstrators have gathered to prevent the removal of hundreds of migrants from publicly funded housing. The protesters argue that the evictions are inhumane and demand more comprehensive solutions to address the housing crisis. Authorities are working to balance enforcement of housing policies with addressing humanitarian concerns.

Albertsons Calls Off Merger with Kroger, Initiates Legal Action
Albertsons has terminated its proposed merger with Kroger and filed a lawsuit alleging breach of contract. The merger, initially valued at $24.6 billion, faced regulatory hurdles and opposition from various stakeholders. Albertsons seeks damages, claiming that Kroger failed to fulfill its obligations under the agreement.

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