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First vetoes of Trump's term survive override vote in Congress — A scenic view of the iconic US Capitol Building symbolizing American democracy in Washington DC. by Ramaz Bluashvili/Pexels / Pexels

US Politics · United States

First vetoes of Trump's term survive override vote in Congress

51% Left coverage: 59 sources

The House on Thursday failed to override President Trump’s vetoes of two previously uncontroversial bills concerning a Colorado water project and expanding lands of a tribe in Florida. The move showcases House Republicans’ loyalty to the president and support for his political battles, as the vetoes had been seen as instances of Trump acting on political grudges. See the Story

Exploring the Legality Questions About Venezuela Military Strike

Geneva, Switzerland · Geneva

Exploring the Legality Questions About Venezuela Military Strike

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Several Democrats have claimed that the Trump administration’s Jan. 3 military operation that led to the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, was “illegal,” violating both domestic and international law. Experts we consulted told us that the operation runs afoul of the United Nations Charter that prohibits unjustified uses of military force by one country against another. Experts also previously told us that…See the Story

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