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After Killing Hundreds in Boat Strikes, U.S. Military Expands Campaign on Land in Latin America
MEXICO CITY (AP) – Hundreds of people have been killed in the year since the U.S. military began bombing boats it accused of ferrying drugs off Latin America’s Caribbean and Pacific coasts. Now, the Trump administration says it is seeking to extend that lethal campaign to land, pursuing deals that would put U.S. forces on the ground in allied nations across the region.
Afghanistan Marks 5 Years Under the Taliban
KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) – As Afghanistan’s Taliban rulers mark five years since sweeping back to power, some Kabul residents say they feel safer after decades of conflict and upheaval but stress the leaders should now focus on creating jobs and expanding access to schools in the country where girls above the age of 12 are banned from education.
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