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He said Trump is acting like a despot and a fascist.
He was asked Sunday about those views after Mamdani had a friendly meeting with Trump on Friday, but Mamdani said those views remain unchanged.
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Two men from Texas are charged in connection to a violent plot to take over a Haitian island and commit terrible crimes against the people living there.
As NPR's Kristen Wright reports, the Justice Department says the two took a number of steps in their planning to carry out that attack.
Wicked for Good had a dominating performance at North American box offices this week.
The Universal Pictures flick brought in $150 million domestically and added millions more internationally during its opening weekend.
It's the biggest opening ever for a Broadway musical adaptation.
Now You See Me, Now You Don't was far behind in second with a total of $9.1 million in sales, with Predator Badlands in third,
The Running Man was fourth, with $5.8 million in domestic sales.
Live from NPR News, I'm Dale Willman.
There's growing controversy tonight over the 28-point peace plan to end fighting in Ukraine that the Trump administration has put forward.
Lawmakers critical of the plan say they spoke with Secretary of State Mark Rubio, who told him that the plan is not the actual proposal from Washington.
That's Senator Angus King, an independent from Maine, who says Rubio told the group that the proposal is just a starting point, but a State Department spokesperson is calling those comments blatantly false.
Rubio also later said the senators were mistaken.
The Trump plan is very favorable to Moscow and includes giving up large pieces of Ukrainian territory to Russia.
Representatives from the U.S., Ukraine, and several European countries are meeting in Geneva Sunday to discuss the proposal.
Open enrollment is now underway on healthcare.gov, and some 22 million people are facing huge premium spikes if Enhanced Affordable Care Act subsidies go away.