During a flight to Israel, former President Donald Trump praised Qatar’s role in mediating a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. Trump inaccurately stated that Qatar’s proximity to Iran made the negotiations difficult, falsely claiming one could simply “walk over” in a second. This geographical misstatement was met with immediate criticism on social media. He also discussed his shifting perspective on Qatar, emphasizing their contributions to the deal and framing the achievement as a significant part of his legacy.
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This Saturday, millions are expected to participate in No Kings protests across the United States and internationally, fueled by opposition to President Trump’s policies and actions. The protests, organized across various cities, aim to engage a broad coalition against perceived authoritarianism, with a focus on grassroots mobilization and building a “big tent of opposition.” The events will focus on nonviolent action and safety, with organizers providing training and support to ensure a safe environment. The protests are viewed as crucial due to the worsening conditions under Trump’s regime, including perceived attacks on democracy and human rights.
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During a speech at the Israeli parliament, former President Donald Trump’s address was disrupted by two Knesset members, who held signs advocating for the recognition of Palestine, leading to their immediate removal by security. Trump, who had been praising his Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff for brokering the ceasefire deal, was visibly annoyed by the interruption but resumed his speech. The ceasefire agreement, brokered by Trump, aimed to end the conflict in Gaza and facilitate the return of Israeli and Palestinian hostages. Trump hailed the deal as the beginning of a new era of peace in the region, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu echoing his sentiments.
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In a candid moment aboard Air Force One, former President Donald Trump expressed doubt about his prospects of entering heaven, humorously admitting he may not be “heaven-bound.” This confession followed his failed attempts to secure the Nobel Peace Prize and highlighted a recurring theme in his public statements. Previously, Trump had cited ending wars and being a “good person” as motivations, and even launched fundraising campaigns centered on the idea. These comments underscore his consistent focus on religious themes and his efforts to portray himself favorably in the eyes of God and his supporters.
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In a recent Truth Social post, Donald Trump falsely accused President Biden of planting FBI agents at the January 6th Capitol riot and demanded action. This statement is part of a broader pattern of social media posts reflecting a personal revenge campaign. Previously, Trump publicly criticized Attorney General Pam Bondi for not prosecuting his perceived enemies, urging swift legal action. These actions suggest an attempt to pressure law enforcement and seek retribution against political rivals.
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In the initial phase of the Gaza ceasefire deal, Hamas has handed over the first seven Israeli hostages to the Red Cross. These hostages, held for over two years, were then transferred to Israeli security forces and are being reunited with their families after spending time in captivity. This release is part of an agreement involving the exchange of hostages for over 1,900 Palestinian prisoners held by Israel. US President Donald Trump declared the war over upon arriving in Israel, where he was greeted by Israeli officials and is expected to address the parliament. The agreement is expected to be followed by the release of 250 Palestinian prisoners and a further withdrawal of Israeli troops from Gaza.
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AP News reported that President Donald Trump suggested he may send Ukraine long-range Tomahawk missiles if Russia does not settle its war. Trump stated this to reporters aboard Air Force One, mentioning he might tell Russia that if the war isn’t settled, the U.S. may provide the offensive weapons. These comments followed a conversation with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, who said the pair discussed strengthening Ukraine’s long-range capabilities. The Kremlin expressed “extreme concern” regarding the potential for the U.S. providing Tomahawk cruise missiles to Ukraine.
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Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker vowed to resist President Trump’s deployment of National Guard and federal law enforcement to Chicago, citing a lack of legal justification. Meanwhile, Vice President JD Vance warned that the White House was considering invoking the Insurrection Act. A federal judge temporarily blocked the deployment of troops, citing a lack of evidence of rebellion. The article highlights the political tensions and debates surrounding the potential federalization of law enforcement in Chicago and other cities.
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Once a stronghold of support, the Midwest is showing signs of disillusionment with Donald Trump, reflected in a recent poll showing his favorability in the region at one of his lowest points nationwide. This decline comes despite Trump’s frequent promises to revive the area’s industrial economy and his “America First” trade policies. Farmers and manufacturers in the Midwest are now feeling the pinch of tariffs, which have reduced exports and driven down crop prices. Additionally, Trump’s opposition to renewable energy subsidies, particularly in states like Iowa, is creating unease among farmers who benefit from wind energy investments.
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The article details how Donald Trump and his family have become significantly wealthier through cryptocurrency ventures, particularly $TRUMP, and a crypto platform, World Liberty Financial. The gala event was held to reward top $TRUMP holders. Critics raise concerns about potential conflicts of interest, given Trump’s simultaneous involvement in business and politics, including potential influence over policy decisions. The potential for conflicts is amplified by Trump’s financial interests in crypto and the anonymous nature of transactions.
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