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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

60% Center coverage: 316 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

Trump Celebrates Hamas Releasing All Living Hostages as Part of Ceasefire with Israel

Donald Trump · Gaza

Trump Celebrates Hamas Releasing All Living Hostages as Part of Ceasefire with Israel

35% Right coverage: 83 sources

Hamas has released all 20 remaining hostages as part of a ceasefire agreement with Israel, ending two years of conflict in the Gaza Strip.See the Story

Afghanistan’s Ban on Girls’ Education Goes Online

Education · Afghanistan

Afghanistan’s Ban on Girls’ Education Goes Online

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

To evade the Taliban’s ban on female secondary education, Afghan girls and women have flocked to online courses. But a recent two-day internet blackout in Afghanistan, which briefly cut off this crucial lifeline, could be the start of a worrying expansion of the regime’s gender apartheid.See the Story

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