Author: Press Room

Chancellor Merz has previously praised West Jerusalem for doing the “dirty work” of the West Israeli and US strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities last month were likely in breach of international law, according to a report by German parliament experts cited by dpa news agency on Sunday.Israel claimed its pre-emptive attack was aimed at preventing Tehran from developing a nuclear weapon. The US followed up with strikes on Iranian nuclear infrastructure after nearly two weeks of hostilities between the Middle Eastern countries, before pushing both sides to agree to a ceasefire.German Chancellor Friedrich Merz publicly endorsed the initial attacks, calling…

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Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) legend and light heavyweight champion Randy Couture was seriously injured in a fiery crash in Kansas City on Wednesday. Couture, 62, was airlifted to a hospital where he is being treated for second degree and third degree burns and smoke inhalation. Randy Couture was involved in a racing crash, according to reports. TMZ Sports reported: UFC legend Randy Couture was airlifted to a burn center with serious injuries after crashing during practice runs at a racetrack in Kansas City … TMZ Sports has learned. Couture — who was slated to make his National Hot Rod Association…

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Kyiv claims to have arrested a father-son team of alleged Chinese spies attempting to smuggle documents about a new Ukrainian anti-ship cruise missile to Beijing intelligence. A 24-year-old former student of Kyiv university, a Chinese citizen who Ukraine says elected to remain in Ukraine in wartime after his studies were terminated for academic underachievement in 2024, was arrested “on suspicion of espionage”. A second Chinese national, said to be the man’s father on a visit to Ukraine, was also arrested on the same charge. Ukraine’s Security Service (SBU), the nation’s main internal intelligence and counter-terror bureau, claims through a statement released…

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WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump said that his administration is “working tirelessly” to establish new economic opportunities with many African countries during a lunch with African leaders at the White House on Wednesday. Trump, who is reshaping the global trading market with his tariff policies and trade deals, praised Africa’s potential while meeting with the leaders of Gabon, Guinea-Bissau, Liberia, Mauritania, and Senegal in the State Dining Room. “We’re working tirelessly to forge new economic opportunities involving both the United States and many African nations. There’s great economic potential in Africa, like few other places, in many ways,” Trump said. “In…

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President Donald Trump is ready to sign a punishing Russia sanctions bill that GOP hawks have pushed for months. But only if it changes to give him more control. A senior administration official granted anonymity to discuss the president’s view said that “conceptually there’s an openness” to the bill from Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), but the person suggested that the legislation needs to preserve what the White House sees as the president’s sole authority to oversee U.S. foreign policy. The current draft of the bill allows the president to waive a 500 percent tariff on countries that buy Russian oil…

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The National Rally has denounced the action as “a new harassment campaign” by the government French financial investigators raided the Paris headquarters of the right-wing National Rally (RN) party on Wednesday. Its leader accused the government of conducting a campaign of harassment.The early morning search targeted documents and communications related to the party’s political campaigning, according to RN President Jordan Bardella. The party is closely associated with former presidential candidate Marine Le Pen, who was previously barred from running in the 2027 race.Bardella criticized the search as “a new harassment campaign” and a blow to democratic principles.”This display of force…

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President Trump on Wednesday responded to the criminal probe into the disgraced Russiagate conspirators, Former CIA Director John Brennan and former FBI Director James Comey, calling the two “crooked as hell” and suggesting he wants to see them behind bars.  “Maybe they have to pay a price for that,” he said. “I believe they are truly bad people and dishonest people, so whatever happens happens.” As The Gateway Pundit reported, John Brennan and disgraced James Comey are now under criminal investigation by the FBI for potential wrongdoing related to the now-debunked Trump–Russia collusion narrative — including allegedly lying under oath to…

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The Football Association (FA) in the United Kingdom has required transgender men to describe themselves as “biologically female” while agreeing they will face greater injury if they were to participate in men’s sports. The FA changed its rules following the U.K. Supreme Court ruling this year that women will be defined based on biological sex. “While transgender women have been banned from female football in FA-affiliated competitions since 1 June, trans men are still allowed to play in men’s matches,” noted the BBC. “However, they must fill out a statement, available from the FA since June following the policy coming into place,…

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The American Beverage Association (ABA) is taking the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) initiative seriously and committing to providing consumers with more information on what they are consuming via the launch of their Good to Know transparency initiative. The Good to Know initiative centers around transparency, making it easier for Americans across the country to know and truly understand exactly what is in the beverages they consume. The website itself, goodtoknowfacts.org, is a user-friendly resource, which places 140 beverage ingredients all in one place, so the customer can easily look into what they are consuming. Available information will, per the…

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Sen. Thom Tillis said he will likely vote to advance the nomination of Emil Bove, President Donald Trump’s former criminal defense attorney and controversial pick for a judgeship on the Third Circuit Court of Appeals, in the Senate Judiciary Committee next week. “I’m probably going to go with the staff recommendation,” the North Carolina Republican told reporters Wednesday afternoon, adding that staff suggested he vote “yes.” Tillis, who recently announced he would not seek reelection next year, has emerged as a swing vote on the panel: His pledge to vote in committee against Trump’s former nominee for U.S. attorney in…

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