US strikes alleged narcotics vessel near Venezuela, killing 11
Washington has in recent weeks moved several naval assets to Latin America in a bid to counter drug cartels.
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US military conducts deadly strike on Venezuelan ‘drug vessel,’ Trump says
The operation, which Trump said killed 11 people, appears to be the first time his administration has used deadly force against drug trafficking groups in Latin America.
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Judge rules Trump’s California military deployments unlawful
The judge said “there was no rebellion” in Los Angeles to justify using military troops to quell protests.
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