Trump Plans to Accuse Nonprofits of Having Terrorist TiesA New Republic roundup leads with The Wall Street Journal's report that Trump is weighing an executive order branding some nonprofits as having terrorist ties and stripping their nonprofit status, an approach the magazine calls its standby strategy of calling targets terrorists. The post also covers Abdul El-Sayed becoming the first Muslim U.S. senator, deaths of immigrants in ICE detention, Stephen Miller replacing Susie Wiles as White House chief of staff, and the U.S. nearing the loss of its measles elimination status.
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- United States loses measles-elimination status after 12 months of continuous spread
- Abdul El-Sayed wins Michigan Senate seat as 'habibi' quip draws wide attention
- Stephen Miller reshapes White House policymaking in first week as Trump's chief of staff
- ICE deletes posts defending U.S. citizen's arrest as detention lawsuits mount