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Joaquin Castro

@JoaquinCastrotx

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Juan Orlando Hernandez was convicted by a jury of conspiring to traffic 400 tons of cocaine into the United States.

The Justice Department estimated that this represents 4.5 billion doses of cocaine and that he was “at the center of one of the largest and most violent

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Natasha Bertrand

@NatashaBertrand

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16h

No denial here that a second strike deliberately killed survivors on Sept 2, as we and the Post reported today. https://www.cnn.com/2025/11/28/p…

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Grrrrrrr.

Good game, Chicago.

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Eagles Fan Central

@PhilaFanCentral

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19h

Same vibes at the Linc right now.

And fully deserved.

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Evan Rosenfeld

@Evan_Rosenfeld

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18h

Former U.S. Navy commander and member of congress on Hegseth actions:

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David French

@DavidAFrench

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18h

If true, this is heinous and illegal. You do not kill helpless survivors of a sinking boat. (It enraged us when, for example, the Japanese would machine-gun American survivors in the water.)
You do not kill someone who is hors de combat, and no quarter orders are flatly illegal.

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Yashar Ali 🐘

@yashar

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18h

President Trump is directly and publicly intervening in the elections of a foreign nation and has also promised to grant a pardon to former President of Honduras Juan Orlando Hernández, who is currently serving a 45-year sentence in US federal prison for, among other things,

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John Clark

@JClarkNBCS

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21h

Malcolm Jenkins is honored to be going into the Eagles Hall of Fame during today’s game and is completely honored to be the first from the Eagles first Super Bowl championship team to go in

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Zach Berman

@ZBerm

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21h

Malcolm Jenkins' first apartment in Philly was on Broad and Bainbridge. He used to drive down Broad Street imagining what a parade would be like.

"So it was surreal to me, five years later, actually living out that parade to see and witness what it meant to the city, what it

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