Also today, President Trump says the U.S. military conducted a second strike in recent weeks on a boat allegedly carrying drugs from Venezuela to the U.S.

In a social media post, the president warned, quote, if you are transporting drugs that can kill Americans, we are hunting you.

In that same post, he included a short video that allegedly shows the strike, which he said

killed three, quote, male terrorists.

Prior to Trump's announcement, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro told reporters that recent

incidents between the U.S. and Venezuela are, quote, aggression.

Today I can announce that the communications with the government of the U.S. are thrown away.

They are thrown away by them with their threats of bombs, death, and blackmail.

That's not how we operate. With threats and coercion, there will never be anything.

The Trump administration defended its strike earlier this month, saying it was necessary to stop the flow of drugs into the U.S.

But several Senate Democrats and even some Republicans expressed concerns about the incident and questioned the legality of the action.

President Trump today approved the deployment of the National Guard to Memphis, Tennessee, he says, to combat crime.

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In the Oval Office today, Trump signed an order that made the move official.

He called it a, quote, replica of his efforts in Washington, D.C., where the National Guard was deployed last month.

Trump said members from federal agencies, like FBI and ICE would join the troops.

That is, despite Memphis police reporting decreases across every major crime category in the

first eight months of 2025 compared to recent years.

Turning now to the aftermath of conservative activist Charlie Kirk's assassination last week

on a university campus in Utah.

FBI director Cash Patel told Fox News today that investigators found DNA evidence on the scene

that matches that of the suspect, 22-year-old Tyler Robinson.

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