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The U.S. military has carried out another deadly airstrike on a small boat from Venezuela.

NPR's Quill Lawrence reports on the second time this month.

The U.S. has killed alleged drug traffickers.

President Trump posted a video of an airstrike on social media saying the U.S. had confirmed the three

people on a small boat in international waters were carrying drugs on board. Two U.S. officials who

requested anonymity because they're not authorized to speak publicly, told NPR that Congress had been

notified of the strike. The previous strike on a Venezuelan boat killed 11 people who appeared

to be heading back to shore. President Trump has moved ships and troops into the waters off Venezuela

and says the U.S. is hunting what he called narco-terrorists. Venezuela is considered a minor

player in smuggling of cocaine to the U.S.

The far deadlier drug, fentanyl, is made and smuggled into the U.S. from Mexico.

Quill Lawrence NPR News.

President Trump has signed a proclamation making Memphis the latest Democratic-led city to face a federal crackdown on crime.

He announced the deployment of National Guard and other

federal law enforcement officers in the Oval Office today. To Israel, Secretary of State, Marco Rubio

embraced Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and publicly expressed U.S. support for Israel's

intensifying war in Gaza. But in Qatar, regional leaders gathered to condemn the war and last week's Israeli

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