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President Trump has threatened to take military action against Minnesota to stop the protests in Minneapolis.

NPR's Meg Anderson is in Minneapolis and is with us now to give us the latest.

Good morning, Meg.

You know, looking at this from the outside, things seem pretty volatile, but thankfully you're there.

So could you just describe what you're seeing?

And President Trump also threatened yesterday to use the Insurrection Act against Minnesota.

Would you explain exactly what that would mean?

You're welcome.

Venezuela's leading opposition figure came to Washington, D.C.

to meet with President Trump for the first time and presented him with her Nobel Peace Prize.

For more, we go to Empire of South America correspondent Carrie Cahn, who joins us from Rio de Janeiro.

Carrie, good morning.