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Do Republicans still love Trump
The Republicans did not put Donald Trump as a candidate in the elections halfway through his presidential term. But that's why they promote it massively, which can backfire
America
Cancellation of cancellations
The murder of Charlie Kirk is a turning point in the history of the country, considering that a large part of the Republican establishment wants to go a step further than what they themselves were exposed to in previous years: in dealing with dissidents, state institutions are used
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Trump orders shutdown of Department of Education
Donald Trump's fight against the Department of Education continues - today the US president will sign an order calling for the complete closure of this department
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The US election and 'Swiftonomy': The soft power of Taylor Swift
When American singer-songwriter Taylor Swift invited fans to vote, conspiracy theories about the pop star's cooperation with the Pentagon began to circulate among members of the extreme right. Still, Taylor Swift's economic influence is so great that it's no wonder Republicans fear her influence on politics. The singer, on the other hand, hid her party affiliation for a long time
The World
Historic decision: House of Representatives expels Republican George Santos
George Santos is the sixth congressman to be expelled from the House of Representatives, and the first who was not convicted of a crime or fought for Confederate forces in the 1861-1865 Civil War
The war in Ukraine
USA: Public support for arming Ukraine is declining
Washington has so far secured $44 billion to supply Kiev with dozens of tanks, thousands of rockets and millions of rounds of ammunition that Ukraine has used to defend itself against a Russian invasion that began on February 24, 2022.
The World
Argument over the budget: First America, then Ukraine
The US Congress passed a bill to temporarily fund the government, a few hours before the budget deadline at midnight. If the law had not been adopted, about one and a half million employees in the federal service would have been left without income, and more than two million active and reserve military troops would have been left without pay.
The World
Lawsuits against Donald Trump increased the rating
Since April, when the trials of Donald Trump began, his popularity has increased by 63 percent. Seven out of ten Republicans currently have a favorable opinion of the former US president, according to a new survey
The World
USA: An agreement was reached on the abolition of the upper limit of public borrowing
The President of the United States of America, Joseph Biden, reached a long-awaited agreement with the Republicans on the abolition of the upper limit of public debt of 31,4 trillion dollars until January 1, 2025
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USA: Trump's request to dismiss rape lawsuit rejected
Journalist Jean Carroll sued former US President Donald Trump for raping her in a department store in Manhattan in the mid-1990s, and the former US president denied it and claimed that he did not even know the accuser