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Southern Command has carried out another lethal strike on a small boat allegedly carrying drugs in the eastern Pacific.

In the latest strike, the Pentagon posted a grainy video on social media showing a small boat exploding into flames.

South Com says two crew were killed.

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Coast Guard confirmed to NPR it was engaged in a search and rescue operation for one survivor.

The city of Philadelphia is suing the National Park Service for dismantling an outdoor exhibit about slavery.

at Independence National Historical Park.

NPR's Elizabeth Blair reports the exhibit, a joint project between the city and the Park Service,

honored enslaved people who worked for George Washington.

Elizabeth Blair, NPR News.

now present a unique threat in submerged towns.

Crocodiles are emerging amid the torrential rains and severe flooding.

At least three people have been killed.

I'm Louise Schiavone and PR News, Washington.

Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Louise Schiavone.

Protests on the streets of Minneapolis this morning.

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is stating on social media that he has been in contact with the White House, quote, after another horrific shooting by federal agents this morning.

He's calling on President Trump to end the ICE operation in the state.