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fromJezebel
4 days ago

Don't Forget to Pardon One Drug Trafficker When You're Prepping to Invade Another

Remembering that balance in all things is a necessity, Trump made sure to undermine any possible, drug-related justification for U.S. intervention in Venezuela, against the regime of president Nicolás Maduro, by announcing the "full and complete pardon" of former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández, currently serving a 45-year federal prison sentence after being convicted in a U.S. court of conspiring with cartels to move more than 400 tons of cocaine toward the United States.
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fromThe Cipher Brief
1 month ago

Trump's Latest Military Campaign Tests the Limits of Presidential War Powers

The President asserts inherent authority to continue military operations against alleged narco‑terrorist groups without constraints from the War Powers Resolution.
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fromwww.mediaite.com
1 month ago

Trump Threatens to Go in and Kill' Hamas If It Continues Reign of Terror in Gaza

President Trump warned Hamas the U.S. would enter Gaza to kill Hamas militants if they continue killing people in areas Israel withdrew from.
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fromwww.theguardian.com
2 months ago

As US warships prowl the Caribbean, our region must hold fast against Trump's gaslighting

Caribbean risks being drawn into US military actions over drug interdiction, obscuring US demand responsibility and threatening regional stability and livelihoods.
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fromTruthout
2 months ago

Trump Could Target More Than 60 Countries Under Proposed War Authorization

A proposed AUMF would permit U.S. military actions against drug cartels globally, potentially enabling intervention in dozens of countries.
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fromeuronews
5 months ago

Experts will assess damage to Iran's nuclear sites, says diplomat

The ceasefire between Iran and Israel is in place, but uncertainty remains about Iran's nuclear program and its future direction.
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