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Trump Declares US in Non-International Armed Conflict With Drug Cartels — REUTERS / pwu404

US Foreign Policy · United States

Trump Declares US in Non-International Armed Conflict With Drug Cartels

56% Center coverage: 166 sources

A confidential memo to Congress frames last month's Caribbean boat strikes under the law of armed conflicts, prompting new War Powers scrutiny.See the Story

Judge Denies Motion to Reopen Kilmar Abrego Garcia's Immigration Case — REUTERS / ixx511

Kilmar Abrego Garcia · United States

Judge Denies Motion to Reopen Kilmar Abrego Garcia's Immigration Case

55% Center coverage: 135 sources

A U.S. immigration judge has denied a bid for asylum from Kilmar Abrego Garcia.See the Story

White House dismisses majority of National Council on the Humanities — Kayla Bartkowski/Getty Images via Getty Images

US Politics · United States

White House dismisses majority of National Council on the Humanities

59% Right coverage: 32 sources

The White House dismissed the majority of members on the National Council on the Humanities on Wednesday. Just four of the 26 members remain on the council’s website: Russell Berman, Keegan Callanan, William English and Matthew Rose, The Washington Post reported. All four were appointed by President Trump.See the Story

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White House dismisses majority of National Council on the Humanities — Kayla Bartkowski/Getty Images via Getty Images

White House dismisses majority of National Council on the Humanities — Kayla Bartkowski/Getty Images via Getty Images

White House dismisses majority of National Council on the Humanities

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