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Trump Declares US in Non-International Armed Conflict With Drug Cartels — REUTERS / pwu404

US Foreign Policy · United States

Trump Declares US in Non-International Armed Conflict With Drug Cartels

58% Center coverage: 309 sources

A confidential memo to Congress frames last month's Caribbean boat strikes under the law of armed conflicts, prompting new War Powers scrutiny.See the Story

Papua New Guinea approves defence treaty with Australia: PM — REUTERS / pwu404

Anthony Albanese · Papua New Guinea

Papua New Guinea approves defence treaty with Australia: PM

37% Left coverage: 52 sources

World's Oldest Woman's DNA and Diet May Explain Her 117 Years

World's Oldest Woman's DNA and Diet May Explain Her 117 Years

54% Center coverage: 22 sources

Wondering what it takes to live to 117? Ask María Branyas Morera and she would have said “order, tranquility, good connection with family and friends, contact with nature, emotional stability, no worries, no regrets, lots of positivity and staying away from toxic people.” But before her passing on Aug. 19, 2024, researchers studied Morera's genetic samples to uncover the scientific reason behind her long life. The results, published in Cell Repo…See the Story

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