Reports indicate that former Ukrainian commander-in-chief Valerii Zaluzhnyi declined a phone call from U.S. Vice President JD Vance in early March, shortly after a tense Oval Office meeting. The refusal stemmed from a “principled position” and a desire for unity, according to sources, with Vance’s team exploring potential replacements for President Zelensky. Despite hinting at political interest, Zaluzhnyi has not officially declared his candidacy, but polls show significant public support for him. In addition, there are reports of meetings between individuals close to Donald Trump and other Ukrainian figures.
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In response to rising antisemitism and reported hate crimes, the Beverly Hills Unified School District (BHUSD) board voted in favor of a resolution to combat it. The approved measure includes recognizing May as Jewish Heritage Month, displaying the Israeli flag at school facilities, promoting education on Jewish history, and designating October 7, 2023, as an annual day of remembrance. While supporters view the resolution as a crucial step to ensure safety for Jewish students, opponents argue it may blur the lines between supporting the Jewish community and the Israeli government, while also potentially overlooking the needs of other groups. BHUSD officials maintain the flag display does not represent endorsement of a government or geopolitical issues.
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Survivors of Jeffrey Epstein’s abuse planned to hold a news conference in Washington, D.C., on September 3, 2025, as confirmed by Reps. Thomas Massie and Ro Khanna. The event was announced on social media platforms, with some posts claiming certain survivors would speak publicly for the first time. The news conference was set to take place outside the U.S. Capitol, with the focus on the lawmakers’ co-sponsored bill to release the “Epstein files.” Ten survivors were scheduled to attend, according to Khanna’s office, although the names of those participating would not be released due to privacy concerns.
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California Governor Gavin Newsom has escalated his online disputes with Donald Trump, utilizing X’s AI chatbot, Grok, to question symptoms of dementia in response to Trump’s criticism. Trump’s attacks, including accusations about water management and claims of Newsom’s incompetence, prompted Newsom to challenge Trump to a conversation about “hands” and counter with a parody of Trump’s merchandise. This feud includes Newsom’s opposition to Trump’s immigration policies and a lawsuit against the Trump administration, highlighting Newsom’s strategy of directly confronting Trump on social media. Newsom, who is considered a potential Democratic presidential candidate, has adopted Trump’s own tactics in their ongoing feud.
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A shooting at Annunciation Catholic School in Minneapolis resulted in injuries to at least five children during the first week of classes. Authorities reported the shooter had been contained, and there was no active threat. The incident prompted responses from Governor Tim Walz and former President Donald Trump. The shooting occurred amidst a series of recent violent incidents in the city, including a fatal shooting the previous day, and was further complicated by a wave of hoax calls reporting shootings at various US college campuses.
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Prosecutors Fail to Secure Indictment Against Man Who Threw Sandwich at Federal Agent.
The fact that prosecutors couldn’t get a grand jury to indict the man who threw a sandwich is, frankly, quite amusing. It completely upends the old saying about any good prosecutor being able to indict a ham sandwich. It’s a clear sign that something unusual happened, whether it was the jury’s strong disagreement with the charges or the prosecutors’ attempt to manufacture a case where one didn’t exist. The whole situation is just ripe with irony. It’s either a powerful statement from the jurors, a “screw you” to the prosecution, or a sign the prosecutors overreached, attempting to secure an indictment on a flimsy basis.… Continue reading
According to Michael Wolff, those within the Trump administration are reportedly irritated by public focus on the president’s health, viewing him as inexhaustible despite acknowledging his eventual decline. This perspective comes amidst concerns about his physical health, including chronic venous insufficiency and a recent bruise, and follows several public gaffes. The White House maintains Trump’s energy levels surpass any other president, as confirmed by a spokesperson and supported by statements from his former physician. These statements reflect a broader effort to portray Trump as physically fit while addressing public scrutiny of his health and mental acuity.
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Denmark has summoned the top US diplomat in Copenhagen after reports of covert operations by American citizens in Greenland, a semi-autonomous territory of the Kingdom of Denmark. The alleged operations aimed to infiltrate Greenlandic society and promote secession from Denmark, according to Danish sources, leading to concerns about foreign interference. Danish intelligence has warned of various influence campaigns targeting Greenland, with the goal of creating discord in the relationship between Denmark and Greenland. This follows a previous incident in May involving reports of US spy agencies focusing their efforts on Greenland, prompting further investigation and diplomatic action.
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The US attorney’s office in Washington, D.C., faces challenges in securing grand jury indictments, as evidenced by a recent case where a grand jury voted “no” three times on a felony assault charge. The case involved an incident with an FBI agent and an immigration officer. The grand jury’s repeated rejection of the indictment comes amid increased scrutiny of the office’s crackdown on crime and aggressive charging practices, particularly regarding assaults on police. Ultimately, the accused will face misdemeanor charges instead of a felony.
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Journalism faces silencing, which disproportionately impacts vulnerable voices. The organization remains dedicated to delivering factual reporting, relying on reader support to maintain its strength. Past contributions helped establish the newsroom, and continued assistance is vital for future operations. The organization expresses gratitude for past support and encourages continued membership.
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Trump’s “President of Europe” Claim Mocked As Delusional
Journalism faces silencing, which disproportionately impacts vulnerable voices. The organization remains dedicated to delivering factual reporting, relying on reader support to maintain its strength. Past contributions helped establish the newsroom, and continued assistance is vital for future operations. The organization expresses gratitude for past support and encourages continued membership.
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