Tracey Mumford
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1,190 appearances
20 recordings
1 series
first heard Feb 2025
last heard 12 Jun
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Right now, The Times has learned that his administration is pulling back some key military resources, essentially scaling back the protections the U.S.
has offered its allies in Europe for decades.
According to two senior European officials, the U.S.
plans to significantly reduce the number of fighter jets, reconnaissance planes and warships that it has previously committed for NATO operations there.
The drawdown, which could happen very soon, would limit NATO's ability to launch long-range strikes and to conduct surveillance on Russia, for example.
Now, the blow will be softened somewhat by the fact that European leaders have already been stepping up efforts to arm their own countries in the wake of Trump's repeated threats.
Also, the U.S.
Postal Service is pushing forward with a new rule that could let it intervene in elections.
The way the proposed rule would work is that the USPS could refuse to deliver ballots by mail in states that don't agree to turn over their voter rolls.
The agency says it wants those lists to be able to screen ballots for eligibility, but that would amount to the unprecedented and potentially unconstitutional involvement of the federal government in elections, which are supposed to be run by individual states.
The Postal Service didn't respond to questions about the rule, which is currently open for a 30-day public comment period.
But the proposal is in line with attempts by the Trump administration to take over critical parts of the electoral process in the run-up to the midterms.
Trump himself has said that a crackdown on mail-in voting could be a way for the GOP to hold its majority in Congress, given that more Democrats than Republicans vote by mail.
And last update.
In D.C.
yesterday morning, a giant set of stains were discovered on the lawn next to the Washington Monument, spelling out 8647.
The phrase has been widely used by Trump critics, including online and on flags at protests.
86 is an old slang term meaning to dismiss, remove, kill, or eliminate.
And Trump is the 47th president.
It wasn't immediately clear how the brown patches in the grass were made.
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