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'A shocking breach': White House accidentally sends US journalist Yemen war plans

'A shocking breach': White House accidentally sends US journalist Yemen war plans
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PRESS REVIEW – Tuesday, March 25: The press decries a massive security breach after a journalist for The Atlantic is accidentally included on a group chat for Yemen war plans. Also: Colorado state officials take down a portrait of Donald Trump after he complains it is unflattering. The Oscar-winning Palestinian director of “No Other Land” is attacked and arrested in the West Bank. Plus: we look at the creepiest contender in The Guardian’s invertebrate of the year competition!  

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