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Trump Assassination: Security Left the Gates Wide Open, Anyone & Anything Could have Gotten In (VIDEO INTERVIEW)
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Chinese firms probed over mandatory pregnancy tests – media
Over a dozen firms have been sued in China for making women take pregnancy tests during pre-employment health checks, state media reports
China ready to work with Hungary on Ukraine peace
China is willing to work with Hungary to promote a peaceful resolution to the Ukraine conflict, Foreign Minister Wang Yi has said
Germany to halve Ukraine military aid – Reuters
German military aid to Ukraine will be cut by 50%, Reuters reports, citing the 2025 draft budget
Architects of Russophobia: How twin brothers defined their country’s anti-Russia policy
Why Jaroslaw and Lech Kaczynski dedicated their political careers in Poland to antagonizing Moscow
Tokyo airport trials driverless cargo vehicle
Tokyo's Haneda Airport is trialling a driverless vehicle to tow cargo containers in an attempt to get around labour shortages as the number of tourists
Biden weighing US Supreme Court reform proposals: reports
US President Joe Biden is weighing proposals to reform the Supreme Court, US media reported Tuesday, including possible term limits and a new ethics code
Trump says would let Fed Chair Powell finish term: report
US presidential nominee Donald Trump would let Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell complete his four-year term to 2026 if he returns to the White House,
Dublin unrest exposes rising anti-immigrant sentiment
Eight months after Ireland's worst riot in decades, fresh anti-immigrant clashes in Dublin this week have shone a spotlight on rising far-right sentiment
Drones target Iraq base housing US-led coalition: security sources
Two drones were launched against a base in Iraq where forces of the US-led anti-jihadist coalition are stationed, security officials said Wednesday. "An
Japan to transfer billions of frozen Russian money to Ukraine – media
Japan will provide $3.3 billion in loans to Ukraine using interest from frozen Russian assets as part of the G7’s $50 billion aid package
US could lose right to host Olympics – former anti-doping chief
The US could lose the right to host the Olympics by overreaching in its investigation into Chinese swimmers, the ex-WADA president says
Trump shooter ‘elusive enigma’ – AP
Investigators have failed to establish the Trump shooter’s motive following an extensive search, the Associated Press has reported
Trump running mate Vance to light up Republican convention
US Senator J.D. Vance was set to debut on the national stage Wednesday in his first address as the Republican vice-presidential nominee -- completing a
One of Thailand hotel dead likely behind poisonings, say police
One of the six foreigners found dead from suspected cyanide poisoning in a luxury Bangkok hotel likely also carried out the crime, Thai police said on
Boeing workers to vote on authorization of potential strike
Tens of thousands of Boeing hourly workers have been called Wednesday for a vote in Seattle expected to authorize a potential labor strike if ongoing