Nicolás Maduro to appear in New York court on drug and weapons charges | First Thing

US officials have warned of further military intervention if Venezuela's interim president, Delcy Rodriguez, fails to meet their demands. Plus, how gun-safety advocates are riding a seismic' wave to US legislatures

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Nicolas Maduro, the deposed Venezuelan president, is expected to appear in Manhattan federal court on Monday afternoon on drugs and weapons charges after US special forces seized him in a shocking raid at the weekend.

What is the reaction in Caracas? While some quietly rejoiced at Maduro's demise, the traumatic night-time assault on the city prompted stockpiling, uncertainty and fear.

What's the global impact of Trump's slashing of climate science? It's substantial. Scientists and forecasters around the world depend on US satellites and studies to track extreme weather in Europe, plan disaster responses in the Caribbean and monitor deforestation in the Amazon.