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Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Rylan Barton. President Trump is threatening to invoke the Insurrection Act and

deploy troops to quell protests against immigration officers in Minneapolis. The city has been on edge

since an ICE agent fatally shot Renee Maclin Good in the head. NPR's Jasmine Garst has more on the

rarely used 1807 law that allows a president to deploy the military for domestic law enforcement.

It's different from the National Guard deployments we saw last year, and that the Insurrection Act goes further.

It allows the military to carry out local law enforcement functions.

Every person I have spoken to out here has told me they are furious

and they have no intention of backing down. So there's a sense here that we're at a boiling point

and that invoking the Insurrection Act would only inflame the situation. NPR's Jasmine Garz reporting

Venezuelan opposition leader and Nobel Peace Prize winner Maria Karina Machado met with

President Trump at the White House today. I presented the president of the United States,

the medal of the Nobel Peace Prize.

Trump has openly campaigned for the award. The Nobel Committee says the Peace Prize is not

transferable. Since capturing Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, Trump has been working with

acting Venezuelan President Delci Rodriguez. Trump has said Karina Machado does not have the support necessary to lead the country.

Bipartisan health talks in Congress have stalled. Negotiators said last week they were getting

close to a deal to restore health insurance subsidies that expired at the end of the year. NPR's

Sam Greenglass reports. After a burst of activity last week, bipartisan talks are floundering as the Senate heads for a

week-long recess. Negotiators have been grappling with demands from some Republicans for tougher

language on ensuring federal dollars don't fund abortion. And then President Trump unveiled his

own health plan, which would not extend the subsidies. Senator Lisa Murkowski, Republican of Alaska,

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