Venezuela’s popular opposition leader, María Corina Machado, was briefly detained by adversaries during an antigovernment protest in Caracas, but was soon released. Living in hiding amid threats, this was her first public appearance since August, calling for protests against autocrat Nicolás Maduro’s inauguration. Thousands supported her at an event where she was knocked off her motorbike, detained briefly, and forced to record videos before being released.
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DOGE cuts reach key nuclear scientists, bomb engineers, and safety experts
Firings and buyouts at the National Nuclear Security Administration have resulted in the loss of key staff members amid efforts to upgrade America's nuclear arsenal. Critics argue that the consequences highlight the risks of reducing the federal workforce, impacting the agency's ability to manage the nation's nuclear weapons and modernization efforts. The exodus of skilled scientists, engineers, and safety experts could hinder the agency's operations and oversight, posing potential risks to national security and taxpayer...
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