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Trump opposes expanding Keystone XL pipeline, citing lack of immediate economic benefits.
CNN notes ongoing energy policy debates amid broader U.S. infrastructure discussions.
Article cites multiple sources and reactions from stakeholders on pipeline projects.
The piece frames the issue within energy security considerations for the United States.
The report discusses implications for jobs tied to energy infrastructure.
Policy dialogue continues as lawmakers weigh infrastructure funding considerations.
The story places Trump within a wider national discussion on energy projects.
CNN describes the debate as a dynamic between economic timing and energy policy.
The coverage signals potential shifts in how infrastructure proposals are evaluated.
The report emphasizes that energy infrastructure decisions have broad political implications.

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crime19h ago

Napolitano says the order to kill survivors could be a war crime and should be prosecuted.
Napolitano argues that survivors must be rescued under the law of armed conflict.
The Daily Beast reports attention on Pete Hegseth’s role in the Caribbean airstrikes and subsequent scrutiny.
The article notes Napolitano left Fox News in 2021 after sexual misconduct allegations.
Hegseth, once a Fox News contributor, faced scrutiny as The Washington Post reported on the airstrike order.
Napolitano has appeared on Newsmax discussing the incident and its legal implications.
The Daily Beast notes ongoing inquiries and potential congressional investigations.
The report cites the White House and Navy leadership as focal points of accountability discussions.
The piece mentions the September airstrikes and the casualties involved.

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The Trump administration has intensified pressure on Maduro with naval deployments and anti-drug actions in the Caribbean.
Experts say direct military action or invasion could be options, but signals from Maduro have been limited.
China and Russia are unlikely to back Maduro militarily, though Moscow opposes unilateral U.S. intervention.
Maduro faces a financing and manpower gap as U.S. strikes focus on narco-traffickers near Venezuelan waters.
Maduro’s possible departure options are discussed, with Qatar mentioned as a potential destination.
Officials claim the U.S. will use every element of power to stop drugs flooding into the country.
Maduro’s regime is portrayed by U.S. officials as tied to narco-trafficking networks.
U.S. officials have designated drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations to justify actions.

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Latest reporting alleges that U.S. military actions under Hegseth may have violated laws of armed conflict due to a control-over-force approach.
Hegseth is accused of advocating 'Maximum lethality' and pushing to reduce legal constraints on warfighters.
Reported plan approved on taking office sought aggressive campaigns, including targeted assassinations in Yemen.
The Washington Post reported that military commanders had targeted wounded survivors, prompting wider scrutiny.
Republican leaders called for hearings after the alleged double-tap incident.
The article links Hegseth’s rhetoric to policy shifts reducing civilian-protection initiatives.
The piece cites prior defense positions supporting soldiers charged with war crimes.
The article contends Hegseth’s leadership fostered a war-fighting culture at the Pentagon.
Hegseth’s stance is described as redefining the Department of Defense as the Department of War.
The piece frames the issue as a bipartisan controversy surrounding military actions and legal norms.

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