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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth warns drug traffickers after U.S. military strike destroys Venezuelan boat, killing 11 suspected Tren de Aragua cartel members.
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President Donald Trump says the U.S. has carried out a strike in the southern Caribbean against a drug-carrying vessel that departed from Venezuela that was operated by the Tren de Aragua gang
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A suburban Chicago mother was randomly knocked out on her way home from work by a serial attacker as President Trump prepares to deploy the National Guard to combat the out-of-control crime in the Windy City.
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Something feels ‘different' for Travis Kelce since Taylor Swift engagement — as NFL star opens up on ‘New Heights' New York PostTravis Kelce is ‘giddy' about his engagement to Taylor Swift CNNPoll: Most people don't care 'at all' about Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's engagement yahoo.comTravis Kelce's Ex Kayla Nicole Shares Cryptic Post Amid Taylor Swift Engagement E! News
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Trump says 11 killed in US strike on drug-carrying vessel from Venezuela BBCTrump Says U.S. Attacked Boat Carrying Venezuelan Gang Members, Killing 11 The New York Times5 things to know for Sept. 3: China, War on drugs, Epstein files, RFK Jr., Google CNNTrump confirms U.S. strike on alleged Venezuelan drug boat NPR'There's more where that came from': Trump announces military strike against Venezuelan drug
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Snubbing Kennedy, States Announce Plans to Coordinate on Vaccines The New York TimesStates form vaccine policy coalitions amid federal policy shifts WCVBOregon, Washington, California form health care alliance to protect vaccine access Oregon Public Broadcasting - OPBWest Coast Health Alliance: States band together to issue public health guidance after ‘destruction' of the CDC CNNWest Coast states band together to provide vaccine recommendation after RFK Jr. replaces CDC panel N
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Survivors of Maine's deadliest mass shooting and relatives of victims are suing the federal government, alleging that the U.S. Army could and should have stopped one of its reservists from carrying out what they call "one of the most preventable mass tragedies in American history."
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