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Donald Trump has Says he plans to demand “long-term” control of Congress The Washington, D.C. Police Department signaled and said he hopes other cities will change their laws due to the deployment of National Guard and federal agents.
Trump this week invoked a clause that allows the federal government to take over the police department for 30 days, but will require Congress’ permission to extend it outside this timeframe. Although Congress is not attending the meeting, the president said he hopes to introduce legislation “very swiftly” and then mentions other plans to ensure expansion plans, saying, “If it’s a national emergency, we can do that without Congress.”
“We’re going to do the regulations in the District of Columbia and then eventually go to other parts of the country where it’s not allowed,” Trump said.
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Vladimir Putin Unless he agrees, there will be “very serious consequences” The president said a ceasefire in the Ukrainian war was held on Friday when he met with Donald Trump in Alaska.
Trump said he would push for a second meeting if the summit went smoothly, including Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, adding that he “nearly wanted to do it immediately” but without any specific timeline.
He commented after a call with Zelenksyy and other European leaders, assured them that a truce was his priority and that he would not make any territorial concessions without Kiev’s full participation.
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What are European leaders calling for? Britain, France and Germany have repeatedly stated that only a ceasefire can the negotiations be started seriously. They appeal Russia If you do not agree to a truce at the summit, you will face further sanctions.
More than 115 scholars condemn Palestine’s journal issue
More than 115 Scholars condemn the cancellation of the entire problem Harvard University publishers are committed to the famous Palestine academic journals as a “censorship system.”
In an open letter issued Thursday, they condemned the sudden cancellation of the Harvard Education Review, the first revealed in July, which was “an attempt to make the genocide, hunger and dehumanize the Palestinian people’s attempt to hunger and dehumanize the Israeli state and its allies.”
In other news…
Daily Status: By 2050, agricultural production will need to grow by about 50% to feed the population
To feed the growing population, Agricultural output will need to rise by 50% over the next 25 yearsjournalist Michael Grunwald, estimates in his new book that we are eating the earth. Doing so without eliminating biodiversity and strengthening global heating will be a major challenge. Grunwald believes that “feeding the world without frying” looks more difficult than ending the fossil fuel era.
Don’t miss this: Trump’s DC takes over and returns to a dark event 33 years ago – The crime is much worse
In 1992, a staff member of Senator Richard Shelby died, leading the senator to introduce legislation to legalize the death penalty. The incident had a similar quality to the incident that led to Donald Trump’s decision to take over Washington, D.C. and deploy the National Guard, after attacking the Governor’s staff. But there is a big difference between then and now. Violent crime is at its lowest level in 30 years: In 1991, it recorded 482 murders, making it infamous for the capital of murder in the United States. By comparison, there were 187 homicides in 2024, and the city looks like it’s a lower number this year. Fred Frowmer examines periods in the history of the region.
Climate Check: Deadly Nordic heat waves supercharged by the climate crisis, scientists say
“No country is immune to climate change” Scientists warn Nordic countries July endured a dangerous heat wave. Although the climate in Norway, Sweden and Finland is usually cool, temperatures surged last month, including a record 22-day record above 86 degrees Celsius in Finland. In 2018, in Sweden alone, 750 people died in the region’s last major heat wave, and scientists are expected to see similar losses once the data is processed.
One last thing: Powered by “absurd dream logic” like rewriting TV rules like this
After three strange seasons, like that, it finally ended. The eager sexual behavior and the characteristics of the city’s derivatives are incoherent, and some viewers wonder if it was written secretly by artificial intelligence. Although the features are more like “content” than TV Writer Lara Williams admits She was attracted by its anesthesia calm: “When it comes back, I’m almost certain that I’ll feel very the same as Donald Trump did to Coca-Cola: I’ll still keep drinking that trash.”
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