Trump offers “an olive branch” and threats to Iran for a possible nuclear agreement. Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s audiences are heated when legislators question him about vaccines. And a mountain climber survives a 200 feet fall in the state of Washington, without breaking a bone.
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Iran’s main official statements are ready to sign a nuclear agreement with Trump
A senior Iranian official said that the country is ready to sign a nuclear agreement with the United States in exchange for lifting economic sanctions after President Donald Trump offered Iran “an olive branch”, as well as threats if the country does not accept an agreement.
In an interview with the NBC News foreign correspondent, Richard Engel, Ali Shamkhani, a main political, military and nuclear advisor of the Iranian supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, said that Iran would ever commit to ever making nuclear weapons and get rid of his highly enriched uranium reserves, along with other concessions. In return, Shambhani said Iran would like an immediate uprising of all economic sanctions.
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But Trump’s tone in a speech yesterday, in which he threatened with paralyzing economic sanctions if Iran did not accept an agreement to limit his nuclear program, left the leaders to the limit. Iranian President Masoud Peeshkian criticized Trump in comments broadcast on state television. Shamkhani said: “Talk about the olive branch, which we have not seen. Everything is barbed wire.”
The United States and Iran have been holding conversations about Tehran’s nuclear program for weeks, with the envoy of the Middle East of Trump, Steve Witkoff, calling the last round of “encouraging” conversations.
Trump’s trip this East week includes stops in Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates. Yesterday, he met with the new president of Syria Ahmed al-Sharaa, after lifting long-standing sanctions to the country. Today, it is scheduled to comment to the troops of the Air Base to the Udeid in Qatar.
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More in Trump’s visit in the Middle East:
- Trump’s meeting with Al-Sharaa marks an effort to forge a new relationship with the country. But experts say it’s too soon to know If Al-Sharaa, whom the US leaders once called Al Qaeda terrorist, will fulfill their promises.
- Trump praised the warmer of Arabia of Qatar-Saudita and shower his hosts. As the trace of the Trump organization grows in the Middle East, So do ethical concerns.
The contentious audience of the Congress of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
The hearings of the Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. with the Chamber Assignments and the Senate Education, Labor and Pensions Committees sometimes heated as Democratic legislators pressed him in past statements on vaccines and actions to reduce financing.
💉 During the House appropriation hearing, Kennedy told Democratic Representative Mark Pocan that “he would probably” vaccinate his children against measles today, but added: “I don’t think people should receive medical advice from me.”
💉 And during the Senate audience, Kennedy seemed to suggest that the measles vaccine was insecure in a round trip with Democratic Senator Chris Murphy. When asked if I would recommend the measles vaccine, Kennedy said: “I am not going to tell people that everything is safe and effective if I know there are problems. I need to respect people’s intelligence.”
💰 Actually, the purpose of the audiences was to discuss next year’s budget for HHS and the recent mass dismissals that Kennedy has supervised, but some legislators were disgusted with him because they seemed unknown to the basic details. For example, Kennedy said they had no intention of getting rid of the department of leading poisoning of childhood, although those workers were fired. However, he confirmed that 328 DHS employees faced endings They were reinstatedincluding those involved in the detection of “black lung” disease in coal miners and for health problems in the first to respond to September 11. Read the full story here.
Beyond measles and layoffs, the facets of the “Make America Health Again” agend They are putting some Republicans so nervous They are conducting surveys to see what impact could have on the mid -period elections.
More politics news:
- Today’s Supreme Court Sopesan whether to allow Trump’s reinterpretation of the guarantee of the Birth Rights Constitution will enter into force, At least in part, while the dispute continues.
- The Department of Veterans Affairs Incorrectly gave veterans about $ 5 billion more in disability compensation and pension payments of what it should have done in the last four fiscal years. At a supervision hearing, legislators pressed VA officials on how to address the problem.
- The continuous confrontation of the Republicans of the House of Representatives on how to address the fiscal deductions of “salt” in the Trump agenda bill has reached a boiling point.
- A Democratic House He retreated his threat Forcing a vote about a resolution to accuse Trump after the leaders in their party opposed effort.
Georgetown Scholar released from ice arrest
Badar Khan Suri, the postdoctoral scholar and professor at the University of Georgetown, was released from ICE custody after a judge ruled that his detention violated the first amendment, the right to freedom of expression and the fifth amendment, the right to due process. Khan Suri had been the subject of deportation by the Trump administration and accused by the National Security Department of “actively disseminating Hamas propaganda and promoting anti -Semitism in social networks.” But the Judge of the East District of Virginia, Practice Giles, said in his ruling that the Government had not provided evidence of its claims or evidence that it would be a risk of national security.
After his release from the Prairieland detention center, where he has been since March, Khan Suri spoke. “There was no charge, there was nothing,” he said. “They put me a human.” He also denounced the conditions within the Texas Detention Center, where he had been arrested since March. Read the full story here.
More immigration news:
- Kseniia Petrova, a Harvard scientist, born in Russia, who was arrested at Boston airport in February, was charged this week of contraband of biological material in the United States The climbing in the case occurs after a federal judge questioned the legality of the Customs officers and the border patrol that revoke their visa.
- The Texas Rock Band drummer Lord Buffalo was “By force” retired from a flight Directed to Europe and arrested by immigration officials, the band said.
- National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard said two senior intelligence officials who supervised a recent evaluation that contradicts Trump’s claims about the Venezuelan Gang Train of Aragua and undermined his justification to use the Alien enemies law to deport the alleged gang members.
- It has been ordered that FBI field offices throughout the country Significantly more agents to the application of immigration.
Cassie tells terror and trauma in the testimony of the Diddy test
Casandra Ventura, the R&B singer and model who came out with the Sean “Diddy” combs for 10 years, returned to the witness post yesterday at the Federal Hip-Hop Mogul trial, entering unbearable details about their relationship with the combs and their alleged pattern of violence and sexual abuse. It is expected to return to the stand today for the interrogation.
In Wednesday’s testimony, Ventura alleged that Comps raped her on her living room in 2018, echoing the accusations she made in a civil lawsuit of 2023, which she was established for $ 20 million, the first time that the amount of the agreement was publicly revealed. He also reported the sequelae of Comong’s attack against her at a Los Angeles hotel in 2016, which was recorded by a security camera and has reproduced several times this week.
Ventura also came into more details about the supposed “Freak offs” of Combs, which according to her happened so often that she would receive sores in her tongue. Ventura added that he developed “an opioid addiction” that would help her feel “numb” after marathon sex sessions with male escorts. Read more On the second day of Testimony of Ventura.
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Staff selection: The history of ‘miraculous’ survival of a climber
Let me start by saying that this story is devastating. Three mountain climbers in the state of Washington died after an apparent anchor failure that sent the group sinking 200 feet to the irregular rock, and then throbbly slide another 200 feet by a ramp. But there were four climbers in the group, which means that one survived, somehow, without broken bones, although he had internal injuries and head trauma. However, the surviving lonely, a 38 -year -old man from Seattle, I found his way to his car and led to a safe place. His story, as a county official said “is miraculous to say the least.” – Elizabeth Robinson, Bulletin editor
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