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BBC News (World)· 2025-11-21 17:25
How a flashy lawyer and an alleged Canadian drug lord took down an FBI witness https://t.co/EwP8kowN5T ...
Full Episode: TODAY Show - November 20
NBC News· 2025-11-20 19:15
>>> HI, THERE. GOOD THURSDAY MORNING. A MAJOR NEW MOVE ON THE EPSTEIN FILES OVERNIGHT.>> THE CLOCK NOW TICKING ON THEIR RELEASE. IT IS NOVEMBER 20th. THIS IS "TODAY." >>> BREAKING OVERNIGHT, PRESIDENT TRUMP SIGNS THE BILL ORDERING THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT TO GO PUBLIC WITH ITS RECORDS ON JEFFREY EPSTEIN IN THE NEXT 30 DAYS.BUT THIS MORNING, GROWING QUESTIONS OVER JUST HOW MUCH WILL ACTUALLY BE RELEASED. >> WE WILL CONTINUE TO FOLLOW THE LAW WITH MAXIMUM TRANSPARENCY WHILE PROTECTING VICTIMS. >> WE'LL HAVE THE ...
NBC Nightly News Full Episode - Nov. 19
NBC News· 2025-11-20 03:00
>>> TONIGHT, THE OLYMPIC SNOWBOARDER ON THE FBI'S MOST WANTED LIST. THE FORMER ATHLETE TURN ALLEGED DRUG KINGPIN ACCUSED OF MURDER AND FACING NEW CHARGES. OFFICIALS SAY HE RUNS ONE OF THE MOST VIOLENT DRUG TRAFFICKING ORGANIZATIONS IN EXISTENCE.>>> AUTHORITIES CALLING HIM THE NEW PABLO ESCOBAR, ACCUSING THE FORMER OLYMPIAN OF MURDERING A FEDERAL WITNESS AND SMUGGLING ENOUGH COCAINE INTO CALIFORNIA TO FILL 40 CARS. THE REWARD TO FIND HIM NOW $15 MILLION. >>> ALSO TONIGHT, PRESIDENT TRUMP SET TO SIGN THE BILL ...
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The Wall Street Journal· 2025-11-19 04:46
A drug kingpin who faked his own death, changed his name and underwent surgeries to alter his appearance has been arrested in Spain.🔗: https://t.co/yqK5icA55W https://t.co/gZNPwY5A1e ...
Trump Says He's 'OK' With Launching Strikes Against Mexico to Stop Flow of Drugs
Bloomberg Television· 2025-11-17 21:52
You're talking about sort of potentially launching strikes in Mexico or putting American troops or American personnel into Mexico. Would I launch strikes in Mexico to stop drugs. It's okay with me.Whatever we have to do to stop drugs. So when we knock out about it, we save 25,000 lives. That's great.Now, do I feel the same way about the two corridors that they use. We know every one of them. We have every one of those corridors under major surveillance.We have nobody coming in through our southern border. B ...
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BBC News (World)· 2025-11-16 19:45
Leader of notorious Ecuador drugs gang captured in Spain https://t.co/sPHIDbvRvJ ...
Trump Sends World's Largest Aircraft Carrier Toward Venezuela
Bloomberg Television· 2025-11-14 18:42
What do we know about what's leading up to this report. How did we get to this point in time. Well, Tyler, we've seen since August this accumulation of U.S. assets in the southern Caribbean.In early September, we saw the first of these strikes which have now killed about 75 alleged criminals, alleged drug runners in the southern Caribbean, and also expanded to the Pacific. And we're seeing just now the aircraft carrier fourth arriving to the southern Pacific. And so this is the greatest accumulation of asse ...
Rubio dismisses allies' concerns about U.S. strikes on alleged drug boats as tensions rise
NBC News· 2025-11-13 18:52
International Law & Security - The US Secretary of State met with G7 ministers to discuss tough issues facing the US and its closest trading partners [1] - Other leaders expressed concerns that US attacks near Venezuela against suspected drug traffickers violate international law [2] - A top minister representing European countries mentioned the need to change the law due to the impact of drug smuggling [2] - The US Secretary of State claims the issue of international law violations was not raised with him during the G7 meetings [3] Trade & Tariffs - The US Secretary of State was on the defensive about trade and erratic tariff policy during the G7 meeting [3]
‘Deeply disturbing’: MAJORITY killed in Caribbean boat strikes by U.S. remain unidentified
MSNBC· 2025-11-09 15:55
US forces have carried out another strike on an alleged drug trafficking boat in the Caribbean this week, bringing the confirmed death toll from these strikes to nearly 70 people. But months into the operation, major questions remain unanswered. According to interviews by MSNBC with congressional officials, human rights monitors and journalists in the region, as many as 50 of those killed in US drone strikes across the Caribbean and Pacific remain publicly unidentified. We don't know their names. Their fami ...
Colombia defense minister weighs in on U.S. strikes of alleged drug boats
NBC News· 2025-11-08 21:08
US-Colombia Relations & Drug War Strategy - The US is considering cutting military and financial support for Colombia, a long-time ally in the war on drugs [1] - Colombia prefers capturing drug traffickers and using other methods over military strikes against boats [2] - Colombia emphasizes a long-standing relationship with the US, sharing democratic values, respect, liberty, and sovereignty [3] Colombia's Perspective on Drug Trafficking - Colombia views defeating drug trafficking as requiring targeting the entire chain: production, transportation, and commercialization [2] - Colombia expresses concern about how to more effectively combat drugs [3] - Colombia considers the drug problem a complex issue between both countries [4] - Colombia welcomes the US's strong approach to combating drugs [2][3]