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Under fire, Trump administration cuts back National Guard in key cities
Hundreds of National Guard troops are being pulled back from Chicago and Portland as federal officials quietly scale down one of President Donald Trump’s most disputed domestic initiatives. A defense official said Monday that service members still assigned to those cities will continue operating away from public streets while legal fights over the administration’s authority…
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U.S. appeals court lets Trump regain control of Oregon Guard, but deployment remains stalled
An appeals court on Monday temporarily lifted a lower court’s restriction that prevented...
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Illinois asks judge to halt National Guard deployment after Trump administration ‘plowed ahead’
Illinois state officials on Thursday asked a federal judge to halt the National Guard’s...
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After Portland win, Illinois fights Trump’s move to send National Guard troops to Chicago
Illinois officials have taken President Donald Trump’s administration to court in an...
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Trump’s Oregon National Guard deployment blocked temporarily by federal court ruling
A late-night federal court order has again halted President Donald Trump’s efforts to send National Guard troops into Oregon. U.S. District Judge Karin Immergut issued the temporary restraining order...
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Trump threatens troops for Portland protests, but mayor insists city can handle it
Night after night, demonstrators gather outside Portland’s Immigration and Customs Enforcement building, a routine that has continued since July. On Wednesday, Deidra Watts arrived with a gas mask...
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Heavily pregnant woman electrocuted alongside boyfriend and brother who tried to save them
A 21-year-old resident of Portland who lost her life after being electrocuted alongside her boyfriend and brother was heavily pregnant at the time. Tajaliayh Briggs and her boyfriend Nash also succumbed...
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The rich Black history of the Portland salon now on National Register of Historic Places
In 1944, it was near impossible for Kimberly Brown’s grandparents to open a salon in Portland. This was because the city was overly segregated and mounted invincible barriers for the Black working...
