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Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s government in Rome has called on the European Union to establish migrant return hubs in Africa in the wake of last week’s Ceuta border crisis. At a meeting of EU interior ministers on Tuesday, the Meloni government in Rome argued that the “Albanian model” should be adopted more broadly for the entire bloc and that asylum processing centres should be established and funded by Brussels in Africa to stem the tide of illegal migration across the Mediterranean. Meloni’s government has been successful in driving down the number of illegal migrants arriving by boat, with 16,732…

President Donald Trump touted the results of his economic policies in Las Vegas on Wednesday, including 40,000 new jobs for Nevadans since his second term began. Trump highlighted his administration’s economic wins in the Silver State and nationally while delivering remarks at Red Rock Casino. “Here in Nevada, we’ve created over 40,000 new jobs and lifted nearly 100,000 Nevadans off of food stamps,” he said. ” And they don’t want to be on food stamps, because they’ve got new jobs. They’ve got jobs. They don’t need food stamps.” He then noted that more Americans are working now than ever before.…

Trump-endorsed State Senate President Ty Masterson won the Republican nomination for Kansas Governor on Tuesday night, prevailing in the seven-person contest. Masterson is on track to become the first Republican to win a gubernatorial race in the state since 2014. Former Republican Gov. Sam Brownback served as President Trump’s U.S. ambassador at-large for international religious freedom in his first presidential administration. President Trump boosted Masterson in the final days of the primary campaign, holding a tele-rally, and credited him with cutting Kansas property taxes and leading the effort to ban men from competing in women’s sports in the state. “Ty…

Ideally, the Senate would be adjourning for a five-week break in less than 24 hours. Instead, Republican senators are still navigating what Majority Leader John Thune described as a “train wreck” as they face a pileup of legislation, key nominations and public pressure from President Donald Trump and angry conservatives to show progress on a GOP election bill Trump views as his “No. 1 priority.” They’re heading into Thursday — when the scent of jet fumes typically starts wafting through the halls of Congress — without a deal that would let them speed up votes on a government funding bill…

The review is intended to give the US president a wider range of nuclear options while “strengthening deterrence,” according to the report The Pentagon is developing a nuclear strategy that would give the US president a wider range of nuclear options in a potential conflict with Russia or China, NBC reported on Wednesday, citing sources familiar with the plans.The proposed approach would reportedly place greater emphasis on shorter-range tactical nuclear weapons in regional conflicts, rather than relying primarily on long-range strategic nuclear weapons.According to NBC, the classified review is intended to address potential scenarios in which US allies come under…

Screenshot A top counterterrorism expert delivered a bombshell warning Wednesday during a Senate Judiciary subcommittee hearing on the Muslim Brotherhood’s network operating “hidden in plain sight” in America: Michigan Democrat Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed’s candidacy raises serious national security concerns because of his family and organizational connections to Brotherhood-linked groups and figures with terror ties. Kyle Shideler, Senior Analyst for Homeland Security and Counterterrorism at the Center for Security Policy, testified under questioning that El-Sayed’s rise should alarm Americans. Just one day after El-Sayed narrowly clinched the Democrat primary over establishment favorite Rep. Haley Stevens, Shideler laid out the web…

FIRST WATCH THIS VIDEO- EXPOSED! Why Trump Carries This Mysterious Salt Everywhere He Goes An empirical analysis of the systemic disintegration of real monetary reserves and the critical moment when the majority will no longer afford financial protection We stand at the precipice of a monetary fracture unprecedented in modern history, and the signs are so glaring that only the ideologically blind refuse to acknowledge them. Central bank gold reserves in the Western bloc have reached critical thresholds while real physical demand has outpaced global extraction capacity by a margin that deepens exponentially with each fiscal quarter. Data published by the…

The director-general of the World Health Organization (W.H.O.), Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, reportedly arrived in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) on Wednesday for his second visit to oversee the response to the ongoing Ebola outbreak in the east of the country. Tedros first traveled to Ituri province, DRC, in late May and early June, meeting health officials and patients there and vowing to be personally involved in the response. Since then, the current outbreak has become the fastest-spreading in recorded history, enabled by widespread militia violence, local distrust of health workers, and health workers going on strike in response…

Tuesday on CNN’s “OutFront,” Sen. Alex Padilla (D-CA) predicted President Donald Trump would set up a new anti-weaponization fund the day after the midterm election. Host Kate Bolduan said, “Your committee also voted today to advance Todd Blanche’s nomination to be the permanent attorney general of the United States. Cornyn and Tillis, the Republicans, they supported Blanche, saying their demands, they were met for getting clarity and kind of finality, they said, and assurances that the DOJ’s anti-Weaponization Fund is fully dead. I want to play for you what Cornyn said today, talking about President Trump in this.” Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX)…

Speaker Mike Johnson spoke to Rep. Chuck Edwards in the hours before the North Carolina Republican ended his reelection campaign in an early-morning X post, a Johnson aide familiar with the conversation said. Johnson declined to say in a Tuesday night interview with POLITICO whether Edwards should continue his campaign after the House Ethics Committee recommended his censure over “inappropriate conduct” with young women on his staff. He said Edwards had “a big decision” to make and that he planned to discuss the matter with him further. That conversation happened overnight, the aide familiar with the conversation said, with Johnson…