Putin’s whole Trump strategy falls apart after devastating drone blow
Ukraine’s intelligence service, SBU, carried out a massive drone strike on Sunday, hitting Russian strategic bombers and early warning aircraft at four airbases.
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US actions on computer chips and visas violate tariff truce, China says
China has accused the United States of violating a recent tariff truce through new restrictions on AI chip exports, chip design software sales, and plans to revoke Chinese student visas.
Tinubu government shuts down Nigeria’s top NGO over USAID-Boko Haram claims
“Today, INSO received a formal request from Nigerian authorities to suspend its humanitarian activities in the country,” said INSO Nigeria director Zeljko Toncic.
LGBTQ+ adults believe transgender people face rejection in America
While 61 percent of respondents said gay men and lesbians enjoy fair to strong acceptance, and 52 percent said the same for bisexual people, only 13 percent believed transgender people are socially accepted.
Elon Musk’s black eye at White House farewell raises eyebrows — here’s his explanation
“I was just horsing around with Little X, and I said, ‘Go ahead, punch me in the face,’ and he did.”
Trump and Putin feud ‘could spark the end of civilization,’ says radio host
Radio host Charlamagne tha God has voiced concern over escalating tensions between former U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin, warning it “could be the end of civilization as we know it.”
Federal court reinstates Trump tariffs on several countries
The reinstated tariffs include a 10 percent global rate, a 25 percent duty on Canadian and Mexican goods, and a 20 percent tariff on Chinese products, which the Trump administration tied to drug trafficking concerns.
Bongino: FBI declassifying ‘intentionally hidden’ Comey-era files
FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino : “We found it in bags, hiding, under Jim Comey’s FBI. You’re gonna be stunned.”
Seven million jobs worldwide could be lost due to US trade war, UN reports
ILO slashes job forecast, blames U.S. tariffs for economic slowdown
Secret Service suspends agents involved in brawl outside Obama’s residence
Two Secret Service officers have been suspended after being caught on camera fighting outside former President Barack Obama’s Washington, D.C., home, officials confirmed Tuesday.