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NPR's Joel Rose reports the No Kings protests are planned at more than 2,000 locations.

At least two Republican governors are mobilizing their state's National Guard.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott is sending guard troops to the state capitol in Austin.

And a spokesman for Virginia, Governor Glenn Youngkin, says he has put troops on active duty in case they're needed.

The sale last week of Dominion voting systems caught many of the state and local governments that use the company's equipment off guard.

The announcement seemed geared toward people who are skeptical of elections, which added to government concerns.

A Navy admiral is leaving U.S.

Southern Command because of concerns about deadly U.S.

strikes against alleged drug traffickers in the Caribbean.

That's according to a U.S.

official not authorized to speak publicly, as NPR's Quill Lawrence reports.

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Alaska's governor says damage to remote villages hit by flooding last week is so bad that many evacuees will not be able to return to their homes for at least 18 months.

He's made a request to the White House for a major disaster declaration.

More than 2,000 people have either taken shelter in their communities or have been evacuated by military planes to Anchorage.

One person was killed and two remain missing.

Authorities in Cincinnati say at least 10 people were taken to the hospital last night after a third-floor balcony collapsed.

Police say five have serious injuries and one is in critical condition.

The building is located near the University of Cincinnati.

It's described as a place where a lot of students live.