Trump withdraws Marino as drug czar nominee
Rep. Tom Marino withdraws from consideration to lead the nations drug czar post amid reports he helped weaken federal power to curb opioid distribution. Trump says Marino felt compelled to step down after backlash and notes he will act if conflict of interest concerns arise. Democratic leaders welcome the move as momentum grows for a stronger opioid response.
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Trump uses fallen soldiers in political fight over calls
President Trump claims he has called every military family loss, citing his chief of staff John Kelly’s Afghanistan death son, though AP found relatives of two soldiers who died during his term who say they never received calls. White House says he telephoned four Niger families, while Democrats call the moves cynical.
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Milano's Me Too movement shifts focus on victims
Alyssa Milano sparked a global Me Too moment by urging harassment survivors to reply to a tweet. Within 48 hours the hashtag surged nearly a million times, as millions shared experiences of rape and abuse across Twitter and Facebook, redefining the conversation around Harvey Weinstein and accountability.
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