The scary new movie, Sinners, from the director of Black Panther, finds Michael B. Jordan playing twin brothers.

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Live from NPR news in Washington, I'm Jack Spear. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has unveiled

his plan to streamline the department he says has become too bloated. He's cutting 132 offices

and about 700 jobs at the State Department.

More from MPR's Michelle Kellerman.

Spokesperson Tammy Bruce says Rubio is trying to make the State Department great again.

This is a reorganization plan.

It is not something where people are being fired today.

No one's going to be walking out of the building.

It's not that kind of a dynamic.

But the department is planning about a 15% cut in personnel,

and Rubio is abolishing some offices that he says have become a platform for left-wing activists.

The ranking Democrat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee,

Jean Jeanne, says reforms must be done with care. She warns that when America retreats, China and Russia

fill the void. Michelle Kellerman and PR News, the State Department. More than 170 presidents of

U.S. colleges and universities have signed a letter denouncing the Trump administration's actions targeting higher education institutions.

And Bureau's Jockey Meadow reports.

The statement by the American Association of Colleges and Universities shows higher ed leaders are by and large forming a united front against the Trump administration, which in recent weeks has

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