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The Left Isn't Happy About Trump's Peace Deal

National Guard Seen Patrolling In Memphis Alongside Local Police

National Guard troops have been seen patrolling in Memphis for the first time, as part of President Donald Trump’s federal task force. The deployment comes a day after a federal judge in Illinois blocked troop deployment in the Chicago area for at least two weeks. It was unclear Friday how many Guard members were on the ground in Memphis or were expected to arrive later. Trump is pushing to deploy the Guard to several U.S. cities. His administration claims crime in those cities is rampant, despite statistics not always supporting that. Tennessee Republican Gov. Bill Lee supports the deployment.

Judge blocks Trump's National Guard deployment in Illinois for 2 weeks

A judge has blocked the deployment of National Guard troops in the Chicago area for two weeks.

Trump sending 200 troops to Israel to help support Gaza ceasefire deal

They will assist and monitor the ceasefire.

Speaker Johnson Reacts To The Schumer Shutdown

Speaker Johnson Reacts To The Schumer Shutdown With Rep. Mike Johnson, Speaker Of US House Of Representatives.

Trump's Ceasefire Deal & Schumer's Shutdown

Trump's Ceasefire Deal & Schumer's Shutdown With Philip Wegmann, White House Correspondent For RealClearPolitics.

Israeli Military Says Ceasefire In Gaza Has Taken Effect

Tens of thousands of Palestinians are starting to walk north to return to their homes after the Israeli military said the ceasefire agreement with Hamas came into effect at noon local time and that troops were withdrawing to the agreed-upon deployment lines. The announcement came after Palestinians reported heavy shelling Friday morning in northern Gaza. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office said early Friday that Israel’s Cabinet approved President Donald Trump’s plan for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, the release of all remaining hostages and of Palestinian prisoners.

Tennessee Military Explosives Plant Blast Turns Deadly

An explosion at a Tennessee military munitions plant has left multiple people dead and missing. The blast occurred Friday at Accurate Energetic Systems, about 60 miles southwest of Nashville. Authorities say secondary explosions have prevented rescuers from approaching the site. The cause of the explosion is not yet known. Emergency crews have been unable to enter the plant due to ongoing detonations. Residents miles away reported feeling the explosion, and video shows flames and heavy smoke rising from the debris. The company has not responded to requests for comment. Local officials describe the incident as a tragedy for the community. Stay with SNC for more on this developing story.