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Terry Schultz reports it's the second such call in the last several days.

U.S.

air travelers are seeing long wait times at airport security checkpoints.

The Department of Homeland Security remains partially shut down, affecting the Transportation Security Administration.

NPR's Matt Bloom reports from New Orleans.

That's causing TSA staffing problems at major airports.

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President Trump met with Latin American leaders over the weekend at his estate in Florida.

He says they and the U.S.

are joining to fight drug cartels in the Western Hemisphere.

Trump is encouraging Latin American nations to take military action against cartels and drug gains.

Meanwhile, the Pentagon says the U.S.

has conducted another deadly boat strike in the eastern Pacific.

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Southern Command says it hit an alleged drug boat in the eastern Pacific yesterday and killed six alleged terrorists.

Thousands of people crossed the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama yesterday.

They marched to commemorate the anniversary of Bloody Sunday.

In 1965, Alabama state troopers brutally attacked a peaceful march for voting rights.

Troy Public Radio's Alexis Phelps reports.

On Wall Street and pre-market trading, stock futures are sharply lower.