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Donald Trump took advantage of his long-term address to Congress to say that his administration “only began”, as soon as the Federal Properity and Intensifying the Risk Trade War was “the most vulnerable days in the history” of the United States.
In one hour and 40 minutes, his basic speech at the joint session of the Congress was the longest in American history. He thanked Elon Musus, who was sitting in the gallery overlooking the Chamber, where Democrats held the paddowns that they were compressed with “theft of musk” and the posters “Lies”.
The days after the diplomatic disintegration in which Trump and JD Vance were hijacked by Ukrainian President, Volodymyr Zelensky, over the observed respect, the trump card read from him, which indicates that he was willing to continue negotiations (more about it). The president also claimed that in the process “regain the Panama Channel” and repeated its threat to Greenland control.
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What else did Democrats do? Some lightened federal workers and Americans who rely on net social security programs, Trump threatens. Formal refutation, by Michigan Senator Elissa Slotkin, called for voters to actively hold politicians responsible.
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Did all the Democrats attend? No – a few, including Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, skipped it in protest. Ocasio-Cortez lives instead on the BLUESKY social media platform.
Trump softens the tone in Zelenskyy and says both sides are willing to negotiate
Donald Trump said that the willingness of Volodymyr Zelenskyy to sign minerals contract with the USA and return to negotiations, after a catastrophic meeting of leaders in the White House last week.
In his speech at the Congress a day after he ordered a break from all American military assistance to Ukraine, it appeared that Trump alleviated his language in connection with Ukraine. “Earlier today, I got an important letter of the president of Zellenia in Ukraine,” he said. Quoting from the letter, Trump said that Zelenskyy told him that “Ukraine was ready to come to the negotiating table as soon as possible to bring lasting peace closer. No one wants peace more than Ukrainians.”
Trump also claimed that “received strong signals that (Russia) are ready for peace”. Although expected to discuss its plan for Ukraine during speech, it did not reveal new details.
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What did Zelenskyy say about the agreement? He suggested that “first phases” could include the edition of the prisoners and prohibition of missiles and long drones used to attack energy and civil infrastructure. There could also be involved in a mutual truce in the sea.
Arabic leaders support $ 53 billion plan for gauze renewal as an alternative Trump Idea
Arabic leaders supported a $ 53 billion plan to reconstruct GASA under the future administration of the Palestinian authority – the vision presented as an alternative to Donald Trump’s proposal for ejection of Palestinians, which are widely sentenced as ethnic ethnic cleansing.
The proposal of the Arabic League, presented at the Cairo Summit, focused into emergency assistance, renovation of destroyed infrastructure and long-term economic development. He called on the international community to support the plan, which does not support Israel.
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Will Dad manage? This remains in question – but Israel rejects any future role for that. The proposal was not comprehensively addressed by Gaza’s management. Hamas was written in 16 months of war, but it remains political force and probably will not agree to the process that excludes it.
In other news …
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Trump The administration has renewed its attacks on abortion rights, Including the question of the Supreme Court for the Case Support Permit against Planned Parenting.
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China announced that aim to achieve GDP of 5% in 2025. years, The goal that experts consider as ambitious in the middle of its heading war with the USA.
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Florida Secretary General has launched a criminal investigation into Andrew and Tristan Tate, Who arrived in the state last week despite the accused of rape, sex with juvenile, trafficking and money laundering in Romania.
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Companies and public services begin to throw from the opening in Brisbane and through Southeast Queensland, In front of the likely arrival of cyclones on Friday.
STAT DAYS: Half of CO2 emissions in the world comes from 36 fission fuel companies’
Only 36 fossil fuel companies are responsible for half-world CO2 emissions, the analysis of 2023 data was found. The researchers claimed that the case gives the case for holding fossil fuel companies responsible for their role in global heating. To limit the increase in temperature to 1.5C, the emissions must fall by 45% by 2030. years. Instead, they continue to grow.
Don’t miss this: Visual guide for a suspicious attack on European submarine internet cables
When Finland investigated severance pay by underwater Internet cables that connects the country with Estonia on Christmas, cannot exclude sabotage. The next day, the Finnish authorities seized the cargo ship carrying Russian oil. Authorities are suspected of damaging the underwater fiber-optical connection withdrawing his anchor over them. This great piece of interactive journalism Mapping events as suspected that they have taken place – and do not enter what it means for the global economy.
Air Conduct: How Wall Street makes millions of betting against green laws
Investors are increasingly throwing their money behind the lawsuit Against the companies that sues governments due to environmental regulations, often make huge profits, the keeper can detect. Receivables in resolving investor disputes – a pargement that allows corporations to sue governments for damage to their profit – can amount to tens of billions of dollars, at the cost of taxpayers.
Last thing: Slam Dunk! Evolution of basketball of the most abundant moves
Four decades on, Philadelphia 76ers’ Julius Ervhing’s January 1983 “Rock The Clerle” Slam Dunk remains the largest of the genre. It’s View of Philadelphia Inquirer Sports Columnist Mike SielskiAnyway: He has the authority to the government about that, writing a book about the history of the legendary basketball move.
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2025-03-05 12:10:00
