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Mattis Calls For End To "American First" Foreign Policies. The Washington Times (11/24, Wolfgang, 492K) reports Trump's former Secretary of Defense James Mattis published Monday a critical op-ed, where he "argued that the president's view of America's 21st-century role in the world is fundamentally misinfor

ollege and the Indianola Police Department are investigating what Simpson College President Marsha Keliher described as a second Zoom bombing." The Register adds, "This most recent incident on the Zoom platform occurred Friday. Indianola Police Captain Brian Sher said an `inappropriate photo' was sent t