Trump Opts Not to Declassify Democratic Memo
White House informs House intelligence committee that President Trump cannot declassify a Democratic memo citing national security concerns. Letter from Don McGahn asks for revisions with Justice Department input while leaving open the possibility of release after edits.
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Judge rules LASD detainers violate Fourth Amendment rights
A federal judge in Los Angeles ruled that the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department violated inmates rights by detaining them at ICE requests. The 48 page decision bars a return to old detainer practices and calls into question thousands of previously held inmates potentially eligible for monetary awards.
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Mexico captures Zetas boss in Mexico City hotel raid
Jose Maria Guizar Valencia, 38, alleged head of the Zetas cartel, was arrested entering a Mexico City hotel in a quiet neighborhood. Authorities say he oversaw trafficking thousands of pounds of cocaine and meth to the United States annually. The arrest occurred without force.
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Girls Scouts Update Business Philosophy and Tech Use
The Girl Scouts, about 2.8 million members, adapt by embracing technology and social media. They now offer a cookie finder app to locate sellers, reflecting changing customer expectations since cookies began in 1917.
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Trump avoids reading daily intelligence briefings
The Washington Post reports President Trump does not read the President's Daily Brief in his first year, preferring oral briefings with visuals. White House officials say he still receives sensitive intel, while critics warn crucial context may be missed. Former officials note the risk to national security.
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