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secretary of state mike pompeoeo annonounced the u.u.s. is cutti1 billion of aid to afghanistan after he failed to make any headway onon his visit monday.y. afghanistan has been a political turmoil as ahan presidt ashraf ghani and rival abdullah abdullah both claim they won last year's election. the fragile afghan peace deal is also stalled over a disagreement between the government and the taliban on the e release of thoususands of prisoners. in immigration news, buzzfeed news reports a 42-year-old man from mexico died at a hospital while in the custody of immigration and customs enforcement, or ice, in texas. his death is the 10th since october, the second to occur just three days after the death by an apparent suicide of a 27-year-old honduran man at the karnes detention center r last week. in california, pacific gas & electric announced it pleaded guilty to 84 counts of involuntary manslaughter for its role in the devastating 2018 camp fire, which killed 85 people and burned the town of paradisese to the grouound. and in colorado, gove

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