Man with 200 explosives arrested near SCOTUS Mass; AR-PR soccer match moved amid Chicago unrest

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00:00In today's Media Miss Minute, a man arrested outside the National Cathedral in Washington

00:04with hundreds of explosives just hours before Supreme Court justices were due to attend mass.

00:10Plus, Argentina and Puerto Rico move an upcoming soccer match out of Chicago

00:15amid President Trump's immigration crackdown and troop deployment there.

00:22I'm Craig Agrelli, and this is Media Miss Minute, where we spotlight

00:26two stories most partisan outlets overlooked.

00:29Starting with a story being missed by the left.

00:32Washington, D.C. police arrested a man found with more than 200 homemade explosive devices,

00:38including bottle rockets, Molotov cocktails, and material for IEDs.

00:43He was camped out in a tent outside the National Cathedral.

00:46Police took him into custody Sunday morning just hours before several Supreme Court justices

00:51were expected for Catholic mass.

00:54Authorities say the justices canceled their visit because of the threat.

00:57Now to a story being missed by the right.

01:00A soccer match between Argentina and Puerto Rico was set for Monday at Chicago's Soldier Field,

01:05but it's now being moved.

01:07The decision comes as President Trump's National Guard deployment sparks demonstrations and security concerns.

01:13The game will now be played at Chase Stadium in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

01:17For more stories missed or minimized by partisan media,

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