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As Trump's team overhauls government, a constitutional crisis looms - Ari

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As Trump's team overhauls government, a constitutional crisis looms - Ari

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The Trump administration, including Vice President JD Vance and Elon Musk, is challenging the judiciary's authority, raising concerns about a potential constitutional crisis. Some top officials have suggested that court rulings may not constrain the president, and there are reports of the administration disregarding judicial orders, such as failing to reinstate USAID workers and unfreezing federal aid.

Chief Justice John Roberts has warned against disregarding court rulings, emphasizing the historical norm of executive compliance with judicial decisions. Legal scholars argue that ignoring court orders would violate the Constitution's "take care" clause, which requires the president to enforce laws. Vance has previously suggested Trump could ignore Supreme Court rulings, drawing comparisons to Andrew Jackson’s defiance of judicial authority.

Trump has also criticized judges for allegedly overstepping their role, arguing that they should not dictate executive decisions. His stance, along with his administration’s actions, has intensified fears of a constitutional breakdown and legal battles over executive power.

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Analysis: As Trump team overhauls government, a constitutional crisis looms | CNN Politics

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Vice President JD Vance, Elon Musk and others in the Trump administration are openly challenging the centuries-old power of the nation’s judiciary, foreshadowing a possible constitutional breakdown of American government.

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YAMILK Jordania ayudará a 2.000 niños enfermos de Gaza

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YAMILK Jordania ayudará a 2.000 niños enfermos de Gaza

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Jordan's King Abdullah 2 has said his country will take in 2,000 children from Gaza who are very sick. Many of them have cancer or other serious illnesses and need urgent medical treatment. They are now in Gaza, but will soon travel to Jordan to receive the help they need.

The king made this announcement when he met with US President Donald Trump at the White House. Trump said that he thought it was “very nice” that Jordan helped these children, because they are having a very bad time.

In recent days, Trump has talked about a plan to change Gaza and make it a better place. He wants the United States to help rebuild it and turn it into a beautiful, modern place. He has also said that some Palestinians could move to other nearby countries, such as Jordan and Egypt. But these countries do not agree with Trump's plan and have said they will not accept it.

For now, the most important thing is that these 2,000 sick children will be able to travel to Jordan to receive medical care and improve their health.
https://www.lanacion.com.ar/estados-unidos/el-rey-de-jordania-se-ofrece-a-acoger-a-2000-ninos-enfermos-de-gaza-nid11022025/

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The first deportations of Venezuelans begin under the Trump-Maduro agreement- Mich

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The first deportations of Venezuelans begin under the Trump-Maduro agreement- Mich

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Today news, The White House is circulating photos about United states making Venezuelans boarding planes. This represents a strong symbol message in Donald Trump's immigration policy. His phrase “Let's make America safe again” reinforces his position of linking immigration with national security and the fight against organized crime. From the American perspective, the image seeks to generate support among its electoral base, presenting deportation as a measure of order and security. The mention of alleged links of some deportees with the Aragua

Train reinforces the narrative that uncontrolled immigration can be a criminal problem. On the other hand, from the point of view of the government of Nicolás Maduro, the same image can be used to reinforce its discourse about the effects of US sanctions on Venezuelan migration. By framing the deportations within the Plan Vuelta a la Patria, Chavismo attempts to convert a measure imposed by the United States into a voluntary and beneficial repatriation action.

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Trump claims "US authority" to take Gaza - Elena

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Trump claims "US authority" to take Gaza - Elena

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President Donald Trump told reporters at the White House Tuesday that he believes the United States “will have Gaza,” citing “US authority” to claim the enclave.

“We’re going to have it, we’re going to keep it, and we’re going to make sure that there’s going to be peace and there’s not going to be any problem, and nobody’s going to question it, and we’re going to run it very properly,” Trump said during a meeting with Jordanian King Abdullah II on Tuesday.

The president said he’d like to see Gaza developed into lucrative property for resorts and office buildings.

Also on Tuesday, Trump rebuffed the idea that the US might purchase the land in question.

“We’re not gonna have to buy … we’re gonna have Gaza, we don’t have to buy, there’s nothing to buy,” he said. “It’s a war-torn area. We’re going to take it, we’re going to hold it, we’re going to cherish it, we’re going to get it going eventually, where a lot of jobs are going to be created for the people in the Middle East. It’s going to be for the people in the Middle East, but I think it could be a diamond.”

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Trump se enfrenta a un anfreentamienrto con Jordania por el plan de Gaza

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Trump se enfrenta a un anfreentamienrto con Jordania por el plan de Gaza

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Se espera que trump confronte a el rey de Jordania desde que traumo propuso transaldar a la gente de Gaza a Jordania ( es el pueblo la capital de palestina que está sufriendo por los genpcidios de Israel a palestina) frontera de Egipto e Israel

Jordania como aliado de usa los lazos cada vez están mas estrechos hablando diplomática y militarmente , ademas de que ya no apoyan tanto a los palestinos

La demanda de los habitantes de Gaza a aumentado trasladándose a Jordania y Egipto  Donald trump dice “los palestinos no tendrán derecho a regresar a casa en Gaza “

Algunos opositores de transaldar a la gente de Gaza es lam misma gente que de Gaza que se habían mudado antes ahi

45 mil personas viven abarrotadas en un campamento en Gaza cerca de Jordania , un campo de refugiados para pálestina, en estos ponen hojas de hierro en las puertas ,  la mayoría de familias en los refugios tienen sus raíces en Gaza , muchas familias llegaron después de la guerra árabe - Israeli en 1967 buscando refugio temporal , y todavía muchas familias viven ahi

Maher azazi dice  “trump es un narcisista arrogante “

La familias de Gaza no se quieren ir “prefieren saltar al mar que irse “

Aquellos que lo ven como una oferta temporal de refigio ahora lo ven como una ayuda a los nacionalistas de extrema derecha de tomar Israel las tierras palestinas

Muchos países del medio oriente buscan refugio en Jordania

Los israelíes llegaron a Jordania después de la guerra de los 2000 loq use llevo al rey de Jordania a advertir que sus países estaban en un punto de ebullición

La situación en Jordania era buena hasta que llegaron muchos conflictos , como la guerra de Irak y siria , y sumándole la guerra en Gaza ahora todo esta peor

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Trump faces showdown with Jordan over Gaza plan

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The BBC’s Lucy Williamson assesses the mood ahead of King Abdullah’s talks with Donald Trump.

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It is expected that Trump will confront the King of Jordan since Trump proposed relocating the people of Gaza to Jordan. Gaza, the capital of Palestine, is suffering from the genocides committed by Israel against Palestine. It is located at the border of Egypt and Israel.

Jordan, as a U.S. ally, has been strengthening its diplomatic and military ties with the United States, and its support for Palestinians has decreased.

The demand for relocation among Gazas residents has increased, with many moving to Jordan and Egypt. Donald Trump stated, that The Palestinians will not have the right to return home to Gaza

Some of the main opponents of relocating the people of Gaza are former Gaza residents who had already moved there.

45,000 people are crammed into a refugee camp in Gaza near Jordan, a Palestinian refugee camp. In these camps, iron sheets are placed on doors. Most families in the shelters have roots in Gaza; many arrived after the Arab-Israeli war of 1967, seeking temporary refuge, yet many still live there today.

Maher Azazi said, Trump is a narcissistic arrogant.â

The families from Gaza do not want to leave. They would rather jump into the sea than leave

Those who initially saw relocation as temporary refuge now see it as aiding far-right nationalists in taking Palestinian lands in Israel.

Many Middle Eastern countries seek refuge in Jordan.

Israelis arrived in Jordan after the wars of the 2000s, which led the King of Jordan to warn that their countries were reaching a boiling point.

The situation in Jordan was stable until multiple conflicts arose, such as the wars in Iraq and Syria. Adding the war in Gaza has now made everything worse.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c360dkgjrkwo

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The BBC’s Lucy Williamson assesses the mood ahead of King Abdullah’s talks with Donald Trump.

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Jerome Powell reveals if Elon Musk or his DOGE team made attempts to access Fed systems.     Fatima

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Jerome Powell reveals if Elon Musk or his DOGE team made attempts to access Fed systems.     Fatima

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During a Senate Banking Committee hearing, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell was questioned by Senator Raphael Warnock about whether he would inform both the majority and minority of the committee if he became aware of any attempts by Elon Musk or his so-called “DOGE team” to interfere with the Fed’s independence or access its secure systems. Powell responded with a clear “yes.”

The exchange comes amid reports that Musk’s associates within the Treasury Department have been trying to gain entry into the federal payments system, which processes over $6 trillion in government transactions each year. Powell’s response reinforces the Fed’s commitment to bsafeguarding its operations from outside influence.

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Jerome Powell reveals if Elon Musk or his DOGE team made attempts to access Fed systems

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Jerome Powell said he did not believe that Elon Musk or members of his DOGE team have tried to access the Fed’s secure payment systems.

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La cocaina no es peor que el whisky segun petro 

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Gustavo Petro stated that cocaine is no more dangerous than whiskey and suggested that, if it were legalized, cocaine trafficking could dismantle the Colombian drug trade. Petro believes cocaine's illegality is due to its production in Latin America, not its effects. Colombia, as the world's main producer, has faced for years the problem of drug trafficking, but production continues to increase.

Petro proposes legalizing cocaine to reduce violence and drug trafficking, as is the case with alcohol. However, legalization could increase consumption and accessibility, which could lead to more public health problems. In addition, drug cartels could adapt and look for other ways to make profits, such as trafficking fentanyl, a synthetic drug that has caused the opioid crisis in the United States.

Although your intention to stop the violence is good, this would be a complete challenge because the fact that it is legal could affect public health by increasing consumption due to the same accessibility of legality, besides this does not guarantee that the drug trafficking groups will stop operating since they could start trafficking other types of drugs such as tusi, fentanyl, among others. Thus making it a challenge to become legal and an even bigger challenge that this legalization is really beneficial to the country.

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La cocaína “no es peor que el whisky”, según Petro | CNN

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El presidente de Colombia, Gustavo Petro, dijo que “la cocaína no es peor que el whisky”, al tiempo que sugería que el comercio ilícito de esta droga podría “desmantelarse fácilmente” si se legalizara en todo el mundo.

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Thomas  La cocaína “no es más mala que el whisky”, dice Petro

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Thomas  La cocaína “no es más mala que el whisky”, dice Petro

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En palabras de Petro la cocaina es mejor y menos dañina que el alcohol, teniendo en cuenta que colombia es el mayor productor a nivel mundial de hoja de coca y exportador de cocaina, el que esta se legalice la cual es su intencion provocaaria que el narcotrafico en colombia se acabara completamente ya que, ¿si se legalizo el alcohol que es mas dañino por que la cocaina no? esto ayudaria a regular significativamnete el consumo y a pesar que seria un reto el legalizarla y que no se salga de las manos el logro seria muchisimo mas significativo ya que acabaria con el narcotrafico colombiano que es un problema que al inicio de la toma de poder de petro en 2022 el prometio hacerle frente a el narco trafico y su plan de accion es legalizar lo que venden para que ya no tengan que existir

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Ther United States is clearly engaging with its Nato's allies which are Albania, Belgium, Bulgaria, Canada, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Montenegro, the Netherlands, North Macedonia, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain and Ukraine. The defense secretary named Pete Hegseth spended two days at Nato HQ and the Vice-president JD Vance will see Volodomyr Zelensky who is the current president of Ukraine in Münich During a recent telephone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin, Trump suggested that the aspirations of Ukraine to regain thelost territory since 2014 are "unrealistic" and excluded the possibility of Ukraine's entry into the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Such positions have attracted fierce criticism from European leaders, who hold that any peace deal without the involvement of European nations and Ukraine would be less credible and effective.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has definitively stated that Ukraine will never sign any of the agreements done in its absence. This,too, is the opinion of European leaders who emphasize the participation of all stake holders in negotiating to find a long-lasting and fair solution.

The development has resulted in heightened tensions in the European Union and NATO, with concerns that unilateral U.S. actions would undermine collective security efforts and encourage Russian aggression. European diplomats are angered by the lack of consultation and are demanding a more collective and inclusive approach to peace.

This transformation highlights the challenges facing Europe in navigating complex geopolitics and indicates the necessity of collective transatlantic bonds to address security issues.

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Europe caught out by Trump’s Russia move

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After a frenetic 24 hours of US declarations, there is a tangible sense that Europe’s leaders have been surprised.

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Zelensky says Ukraine will not accept US-Russia peace deal without Kyiv’s involvement -Zoe

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Zelensky says Ukraine will not accept US-Russia peace deal without Kyiv’s involvement -Zoe

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President Volodymyr Zelensky said Ukraine will not accept any peace deal between the U.S. and Russia unless Ukraine is involved.

During a visit to a nuclear power plant, he emphasized that as an independent country, Ukraine cannot agree to decisions made without it.

His statement followed phone calls between U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin, after which Trump also spoke with Zelensky. Zelensky admitted it was frustrating that Trump called Putin first.

He also stressed that talks with Russia should only happen after a clear plan is in place to stop Putin.

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Live updates: Russia-Ukraine war at critical moment as Trump and Putin push to end conflict | CNN

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Alarms were raised in Kyiv and across Europe after US President Donald Trump, pushing to end the war in Ukraine, struck a conciliatory tone toward Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin following a phone call between the two leaders.

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Sheinbaum assures that there is also organized crime in the U.S.; if not, who distributes fentanyl? - Ivanna

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Sheinbaum assures that there is also organized crime in the U.S.; if not, who distributes fentanyl? - Ivanna

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Claudia Sheinbaum said that in the United States there is also organized crime, because someone has to distribute fentanyl inside the country. She explained that the problem is not only drug trafficking from Mexico, but also who distributes it within the US.

She also mentioned that the US government must do its part and arrest those responsible in its own country, not just share information with Mexico.

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Diego - How much power does Sheinbaum really have? (Milenio)

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Diego - How much power does Sheinbaum really have? (Milenio)

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Mexican presidents often have less power than perceived due to external economic and political factors. However, Claudia Sheinbaum has an exceptional level of control, thanks to Morena’s dominance in all three branches of government, a weak opposition, and widespread popularity.

Her political power surpasses that of López Obrador, as she begins her presidency with an established majority. Unlike AMLO, who faced resistance, Sheinbaum finds herself in a scenario where power players have no alternative but to negotiate with her. This gives her the opportunity to leave a lasting political mark.

In her first three months, Sheinbaum has strengthened her leadership within Morena, dispelling doubts about potential internal power struggles. While critics speculate about AMLO’s continued influence, key decision-makers recognize that she holds the final say. Her disciplined approach, strategic messaging, and direct engagement with regional authorities reinforce her control.

However, her leadership consolidation is ongoing and may take a year to complete. Full alignment within Morena will occur when alternative agendas prove ineffective. The central question is: how will she use this power? Some in Morena prioritize maintaining dominance, while Sheinbaum appears focused on modernizing public administration and ensuring economic viability for her movement’s political and social vision.

Her strategy involves a phased approach—first securing control, then implementing reforms. Challenges include internal contradictions, such as the alliance with the Green Party (PVEM), which aids Morena’s legislative power but contradicts its ethical ideals. The real test will be whether she tackles corruption within her own ranks.

International factors, particularly Trump’s influence, add uncertainty. Economic instability remains a major challenge for global leaders, and Sheinbaum’s ability to navigate these crises will reveal the true extent of her power.

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María :British teenager who was “incited” to take poison by users of a suicide forum

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María :British teenager who was “incited” to take poison by users of a suicide forum

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On May 7, 2024, Vlad Nikolin-Caisley, a 17-year-old British boy, died after ingesting poison purchased on the Internet. Moments before collapsing, he desperately asked his mother for help, but it was too late.

His family discovered that Vlad was participating in a “pro-suicide” forum that encouraged him to get a “suicide kit” with detailed instructions and access to lethal substances. Although he was in treatment for depression and anxiety, he appeared to be improving, which makes his death all the more shocking.

Vlad's parents denounce that these forums act as cults where vulnerable users are manipulated into self-harm. The police are investigating his case, while the British government plans to enforce the Internet Safety Act to remove this type of content.

However, the forum is still active with more than 50,000 members worldwide. Vlad's family is fighting to have him blocked before more young people are caught up in this dangerous “path of death

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“I watched my son fight for his last breath,” laments Anna Nikolin-Caisley. “He died in agony.”

Anna believes her youngest son, Vlad, 17, was “incited” to take poison by users of a “pro-suicide” internet group that is still active in the UK despite numerous calls to ban it.

Vlad's parents have decided to reveal the heartbreaking details of his death, which occurred in the south of England in May 2024, as a warning to other families.

The UK government said platforms must remove illegal suicide and self-harm content when new rules come into force this year as part of the British Internet Safety Act.

Vlad's death was at 2:40 a.m. on May 7, 2024 when Anna was suddenly awakened by the screams of her teenage son Vlad: “Mom! Call a doctor!”.

She then exclaimed the name of a poison and the time she drank it. After the teenager's death, his family was shocked to discover that he had been sharing his “dark moments” with people on the internet.

His mother says it was a “very secretive” community and describes it as a “pro-suicide” cult.

Detectives found a “suicide kit” in the family's Southampton home containing various poisons, pills and other things Vlad had bought after joining the chat group.

“He researched and learned, and was told where to buy these things and what to buy,” says Detective Unit Sgt. Chris Barrow, of Hampshire Constabulary.

“So without the website, Vlad would not have been able to compile this set of items and ingredients with which to take his own life.”

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JORGE  US relations with Europe will never be the same after Trump’s call with Putin

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US relations with Europe will never be the same after Trump’s call with Putin

Analysis by Stephen Collinson, CNN

Updated 7:14 AM EST, Thu February 13, 2025

US President-elect Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin

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CNN —

Europe’s American century is over.

Two geopolitical thunderclaps on Wednesday will transform transatlantic relations.

Donald Trump’s call with Vladimir Putin brought the Russian leader in from the cold as they hatched plans to end the war in Ukraine and agreed to swap presidential visits.

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, meanwhile, went to Brussels and told European allies to “take ownership of conventional security on the continent.”

The watershed highlights Trump’s “America First” ideology and his tendency to see every issue or alliance as a dollars and cents value proposition. It also underscores his freedom from establishment advisors steeped in the foreign policy mythology of the West, who he thinks thwarted his first term.

Although Hegseth recommitted to NATO, something fundamental has changed.

America’s interventions won two world wars that started in Europe and afterwards guaranteed the continent’s freedom in the face of the Soviet threat. But Trump said on the campaign trail he might not defend alliance members who haven’t invested enough in defense. He thus revived a perennial point posed most eloquently by Winston Churchill in 1940 about when “The New World, with all its power and might” will step “forth to the rescue and the liberation of the old.”

Trump is returning to the rationale used by many presidents wary of foreign entanglements from the start of the republic, saying Wednesday, “We have a little thing called an ocean in between.”

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Hegseth’s stunning bluntness

It’s long been clear that the second Trump administration would place new demands on America’s European partners, which will now lead to agonized choices for governments that have chosen social spending over defense. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte told the European Parliament last month that Europeans must come up with more cash for their militaries. “If you don’t do it, get your Russian language courses or go to New Zealand,” he said.

But Hegseth was still jarring. He formalized Trump’s demand for alliance members to spend 5% of GDP on defense and said the US would prioritize its growing clash with China and the security of its borders over Europe’s. “The United States will no longer tolerate an imbalanced relationship which encourages dependency,” said the new Pentagon chief, who was wearing a stars-and-stripes pocket square.

The tough new approach is not like Trump’s fantasy of displacing Gaza’s Palestinians to build the “Riviera of the Middle East.” It’s a rational response to changed political realities. The Greatest Generation that fought World War II and produced presidents who understood the dangers of a power vacuum in Europe is gone. Any American who has an adult memory of the Cold War against the Soviet Union is in their mid 50s at least. And the most powerful competitor to the United States is in Asia not Europe. So, it’s fair for Trump to ask why the continent has still not taken over its own self-defense 80 years after the defeat of the Nazis.

Successive American presidents and European leaders have failed to rethink NATO for the 21st century. In retrospect, the transatlantic alliance left itself badly exposed to the most transactional and nationalist American president since the 19th Century.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio suggested in a recent interview on “The Megyn Kelly Show” on Sirius XM that the US should not be the “front end” of European security but rather the “back stop.” And he rebuked big European powers. “When you ask those guys, why can’t you spend more on national security, their argument is because it would require us to make cuts to welfare programs, to unemployment benefits, to being able to retire at 59 and all these other things,” Rubio said. “That’s a choice they made. But we’re subsidizing that?”

Trump’s treatment of allies like Canada and Mexico, as well as his calls for Denmark to hand over Greenland, shows his disdain for the multilateral US foreign policy of old. He’s always praising Putin and China’s President Xi Jinping over their smarts and strength. It’s obvious he thinks them the only worthy interlocutors for the tough leader of another great power, the United States.

“Trump’s agenda isn’t about European security: it’s that he thinks the USA shouldn’t pay for European security,” said Nicholas Dungan, founder and CEO of CogitoPraxis, a strategic consultancy in The Hague. “This isn’t a new era of transatlantic relations, it’s a new era of global big-power relations replacing the deliberately institutional structures of the liberal international order.”

The US message on Ukraine that Europe didn’t want to hear

The first test of this new US-Europe reality will come over Ukraine.

Trump said that negotiations to end the Ukraine war will start “immediately” after his call with Putin, who has been frozen out by the West since his illegal invasion of Ukraine, a sovereign democracy, three years ago.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky was not included, in an alarming sign for the government in Kyiv. Zelensky was at the center of everything the Biden administration did on the war. Trump did call Zelensky later Wednesday, but the American president is already fueling fears he’ll cook up a resolution that favors Russia. Asked by a reporter whether Ukraine would be an equal partner in peace talks, Trump replied: “It’s an interesting question,” and appeared to think carefully, before replying, “I said that was not a good war to go into,” apparently buying Putin’s line that the conflict was the fault of a nation brutally invaded by an authoritarian neighbor.

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The U.S. uses surveillance flights to combat Mexican drug cartels.

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The flights have been employed for monitoring Mexican drug cartels at a time when U.S. President Donald Trump has ordered the military to secure the border and deter drug trafficking operations by the cartels.

In response to growing concerns about drug trafficking, the U.S. government has increased its presence at the border, including the use of flights for surveillance. These flights are equipped with advanced surveillance technology, such as cameras and sensors, which allow authorities to monitor activity at the border and detect potential smuggling operations.

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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Tuesday, including appointing a high-level team to help “negotiate and work through the end of the conflict in Ukraine.” Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky said his government “knew nothing about (the talks)” and would not participate.

1. “To reestablish the functionality of our respective missions in Washington and Moscow. For us to be able to continue to move down this road, we need to have diplomatic facilities that are operating and functioning normally.”

2. “We’re going to appoint a high-level team from our end to help negotiate and work through the end of the conflict in Ukraine in a way that’s enduring and acceptable to all the parties engaged.”

3. “To begin to discuss and think about and examine both the geopolitical and economic cooperation that could result from an end to the conflict in Ukraine.”

4. “The five of us that were here today… are going to remain engaged in this process to make sure that it’s moving along in a productive way.”

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Why did a plane crash in Toronto, and how did everyone survive?

A Delta Connection flight crash-landed at Toronto Pearson Airport on February 17, 2025, during severe weather. The plane flipped upside down on landing, but all 80 people on board survived, with 18 injured, including three critically. Quick emergency response, well-trained crew, and passenger cooperation were key to survival. Investigators are examining weather conditions, aircraft performance, and other factors to determine the cause.

Investigations and investigators are underway to determine the exact cause of the crash. Factors under scrutiny include the challenging weather conditions at the time, such as wind gusts exceeding 50 km/h, potential wind shear, approach speeds, and possible mechanical issues with the aircraft's thrusters or braking systems. Notably, while airport officials reported a dry runway with no crosswinds, some experts suggested that sudden wind gusts or crosswinds may have contributed to the aircraft flipping upon landing.

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A Delta Air Lines flight from Minneapolis crashed and turned upside down on the runway at Toronto Pearson International Airport while attempting to land on Monday, the latest in a string of passenger plane crashes since December.

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María : Violence reaches students in Sinaloa; they flee from shooting and video goes viral

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María : Violence reaches students in Sinaloa; they flee from shooting and video goes viral

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In Culiacán, Sinaloa, there was a confrontation between armed civilians that spread through several areas of the city, leaving two dead and two wounded. Students from highschool had to run awayt from this sucess. Authorities confiscated weapons and armored vehicles, and are still searching for those responsible. During the shootout, high school students had to flee, and a video of the situation went viral on social networks.

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Paquita la del Barrio dies at the age of 77 at her home in Veracruz: “She leaves an indelible mark in our hearts”. - Ivanna

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Paquita la del Barrio dies at the age of 77 at her home in Veracruz: “She leaves an indelible mark in our hearts”. - Ivanna

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Francisca Viveros Barradas, the iconic singer Paquita la del Barrio, interpreter of hits such as 'Rata de dos patas', has died at the age of 77. The news was confirmed through a statement on social networks on her official account on social network Instagram.

According to her manager, Francisco Torres, she suffered from lung problems due to the exposure to smoke in the places where she performed, which forced her to use oxygen. She also suffered from sciatica, which caused her pain and difficulty walking, affecting her mental health and leading her to depression. In 2019 she suffered a pulmonary thrombosis and, in December 2024, she was hospitalized in Veracruz due to a bacteria in her stomach. In addition, she faced an ulcer that required treatment.

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US tourists can’t visit North Korea. This American spent six figures on a second passport so he could travel there -Zoe

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US tourists can’t visit North Korea. This American spent six figures on a second passport so he could travel there -Zoe

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North Korea remains deeply cautious about Covid-19, with strict health measures still in place and some tourist sites off-limits. Justin Martell, the first known American visitor since the pandemic, noted lingering paranoia, including rumors about the virus entering via South Korean balloons. A small group of tour operators, including Martell, recently visited to restart limited Western tourism. Despite restrictions, they are optimistic about gradually restoring access, with the first tour group arriving this week.

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US tourists can’t visit North Korea. This American spent six figures on a second passport so he could travel there | CNN

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Justin Martell recently became the first known American to step foot inside the secretive nation since the onset of the pandemic more than five years ago.

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Carson Block Is Looking at India Fund, Avoids China Stock Rally -Andrea-

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Short seller Carson Block is heading to India to look at starting a fund focusing on the country’s stocks, as he stays away from joining a rally in China’s market.

“India is going to be a major theme” for the finance industry, just as China was, “so a wall of money will be thrown at India,” Block, the chief executive officer of Muddy Waters Capital LLC, said in a Bloomberg TV interview on Tuesday in Singapore.

Block and his Muddy Waters business partner Freddy Brick are going to India next week on their first trip to meet brokers, funds and business people in Mumbai to understand the country’s investing landscape. He is thinking of launching a long-short fund there, though is concerned over India’s rules on taxing capital gains.

His interest in India comes as foreigners have been selling Indian equities for most of this year, withdrawing more than $10 billion through Feb. 13 amid a tepid earnings and growth outlook. Short sellers borrow shares with the expectation of buying them back and returning them once a company’s stock price has plummeted, pocketing the difference. Block’s Muddy Waters firm rose to fame by uncovering fraud at some Chinese firms. He cited geopolitical risks and unreliability in corporate accounting as the key reasons to remain cautious on China. The country’s equities have rallied this year as Xi Jinping’s signals of support for the private sector add fuel to optimism over DeepSeek’s artificial intelligence capabilities.

Chinese company “numbers cannot be trusted and then there is risk of a potential military conflict between China and Taiwan,” Block said.

Block, a long-time China skeptic, warned investors about buying Chinese stocks in October. Since then the MSCI China Index has gained about 10%.

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Ailani: China says 'all sides' in Ukraine war must be involved in peace talksBy Joyce Jiang, Ross Adkin

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Ailani: China says 'all sides' in Ukraine war must be involved in peace talksBy Joyce Jiang, Ross Adkin

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China hopes "all sides" in the Ukraine war will sit down together for peace negotiations, it said on Tuesday, as top U.S. and Russian diplomats met in Saudi Arabia for talks aimed at ending Moscow's war against its neighbour from which Kyiv and its European partners have been excluded.

"China welcomes all efforts for peace, including the consensus on negotiations reached between the US and Russia," foreign ministry spokesman Guo Jiakun told a regular news briefing.

"At the same time, China hopes that all relevant and interested parties will participate in the negotiation process in a timely manner."

China has long sought to position itself as a possible mediator in the conflict, promoting its own vaguely worded proposal for resolving the war. But its attempt has been overshadowed in the West by Beijing's growing ties with Moscow.

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Mexico City Removes 181 Illegal Alcohol Stands - Diego

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Mexico City Removes 181 Illegal Alcohol Stands - Diego

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Six out of the 16 boroughs in Mexico City have reported removing 181 illegal alcohol stands, known as "chelerías," from public spaces since October 2024.

Azcapotzalco led with 75 removals, while Coyoacán reported 23, Iztacalco 14, Miguel Hidalgo 18, and Tlalpan 3. Xochimilco removed approximately 48 alcohol-selling stands at fairs and festivals. Benito Juárez and Cuajimalpa stated they found no such stands, while other boroughs like Gustavo A. Madero and Venustiano Carranza reported no removals or sanctions.

Some boroughs are still organizing enforcement plans, and no arrests, fines, or community service penalties have been issued so far. The city's legal department confirmed no recorded sanctions related to these removals.

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Captain America:grossed $88.5 million domestically in its opening weekend and is expected to surpass $100 million over the Presidents' Day holiday weekend. It ranks as the No. 4 highest-grossing Presidents' Day weekend opener, behind three other Marvel films. Although it didn't break records, it's performing well compared to other recent MCU releases.

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Trump migrant crackdown: After Panama, Costa Rica offers ‘bridge’ for Indians deported by US ( Fatima)

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Trump migrant crackdown: After Panama, Costa Rica offers ‘bridge’ for Indians deported by US ( Fatima)

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Central American nation Costa Rica has announced plans to welcome Indian and Central Asian migrants who the Donald Trump government is deporting. The deportees will be kept in a detention centre in Costa Rica till they leave for their country of origin, the Latin American country's administration announced.

Till now, India has received three military planes of illegal Indian migrants as they were deported from the US.

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Trump migrant crackdown: Costa Rica plans to accept Indian and Central Asian migrants deported by the US. The migrants will stay in a detention centre until their repatriation, fully funded by the US government and supervised by the International Organization for Migration.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow on Monday.Mikhail Metzel / AFP - Getty Images

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As U.S. and Putin negotiate, intel shows he's not interested 'in a real peace deal,' sources say- mich

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U.S. intelligence suggests that Russian President Vladimir Putin is not currently interested in a genuine peace deal to end the war in Ukraine. Despite ongoing negotiations between U.S. officials and Russia, intelligence sources say Putin still believes he can eventually control all of Ukraine, viewing battlefield losses as temporary setbacks. He reportedly thinks he can outlast Ukraine and its European allies. Putin is sending representatives to Saudi Arabia for talks with the U.S., but sources say there’s no indication he’s ready for a real peace agreement at this time.

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After years of debate, Trump upends trans sports landscape with the stroke of a pen - Ari

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After years of debate, Trump upends trans sports landscape with the stroke of a pen - Ari

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President Donald Trump signed an executive order banning trans women and girls from competing in women's sports, reversing previous policies on inclusion in sports. The measure has sparked investigations into schools and universities that receive federal funds, as well as lawsuits challenging its constitutionality.

The order defines sex as an immutable biological classification, excluding the concept of gender identity. As a result, the Department of Education has begun investigating possible civil rights violations at several institutions. Additionally, the NCAA changed its rules to only allow athletes assigned female at birth to compete in women's sports.

The impact of the order transcends the US, influencing international athletics and boxing regulations. The measure is expected to face prolonged legal challenges, as debate continues over the participation of trans athletes in sports competitions.

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After years of debate, Trump upends transgender sports landscape with the stroke of a pen

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Donald Trump's campaign promise to block transgender women and girls from competing in female sports has opened up a slew of investigations of federally funded schools and athletics organizations since he signed an executive order this month.

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The CIA carries out covert drone missions in Mexico to spy on drug cartels -Elena

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The CIA carries out covert drone missions in Mexico to spy on drug cartels -Elena

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The CIA, under orders from President Trump, has been using MQ-9 Reaper drones to spy on drug cartels in Mexico in an effort to combat drug trafficking on the southern U.S. border. These previously unreported covert flights come as the Trump administration considers designating the cartels as terrorist groups, potentially justifying direct attacks against them. Although the drones are not armed, they have the ability to carry out precision strikes. The CIA has previously collaborated with Mexico in fighting the cartels, but the most recent flights were reported to Congress confidentially, indicating an escalation in the operation. The CIA declines to comment on specific missions but says fighting the cartels is a priority.

In response to the spy plane flights near Mexico, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum and other officials stressed the importance of sovereignty, clarifying that the flights take place in international airspace and over U.S. territory. Defense Secretary Ricardo Trevilla said he had no prior knowledge of these flights, although he did not rule out espionage, as it is not known what activities they carried out. However, CIA missions with MQ-9 drones do occur within Mexican airspace, but the Mexican government has not responded to comments on this matter. Sheinbaum stressed that the important thing is that information is shared with Mexico. Under bilateral agreements, agencies such as the DEA routinely conduct flights in Mexican airspace in collaboration with the government. The CIA has not publicly acknowledged its drone program.

"Treat work against drug cartels as a form of counterterrorism and use those unique authorities and resources appropriately, including moving resources from other regions if necessary,” the document stated.

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News of today/ EE. UU and Russia they agree to normalize relationships   ( German)

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News of today/ EE. UU and Russia they agree to normalize relationships   ( German)

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Marco Rubio and Sergei Lavrov agreed to move toward normalizing diplomatic relations between the United States and Russia, and to work on a plan to end the war in Ukraine "as soon as possible."

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov, who met today in Riyadh (Saudi Arabia), agreed to "lay the foundation for future cooperation on matters of mutual geopolitical interest," according to a statement issued by State Spokesperson Tammy Bruce.

Marco Rubio and Sergei Lavrov agreed to "lay the foundations for future cooperation on geopolitical issues of common interest and on the economic and investment opportunities that will arise from a resolution of the conflict in Ukraine," said the spokesperson for US diplomacy, in the statement on the content of the meeting.

Rubio and Lavrov agreed to "appoint their respective high-level teams to begin working on a path to ending the conflict in Ukraine as soon as possible in a way that is lasting, sustainable and acceptable to all parties," Bruce said. According to him, Rubio is "convinced" that Russia will engage in a "serious process" to end the war in Ukraine.

Russia and the United States agreed today to respect each other's interests during negotiations held this Tuesday in the Saudi capital, Riyadh, but have not yet begun to negotiate a settlement for the conflict in Ukraine, Yuri Ushakov, an adviser to the Kremlin, assured Russian public television.

Regarding Ukraine, he highlighted that both parties presented their positions and agreed that their negotiating teams will come into contact "in due time." "The Americans must name their representatives and then we will name ours. Then, surely, the work will begin," he said.

He added that the Russian president "will decide for himself when we receive the names of the American participants." And he admitted that, "for now, it is difficult to say that (the positions) are getting closer, but we talk about it."

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Asteroid 2024 Yr4 is near-Earth object discovered on December 27, 2024 by the asteroid terrestrial- impact Last Alert System in chile has generates significant attention after risk to impact earth in 2032. The size of the asteroid is of about 100 meters and has a probability of impact of approximately 2.3%.

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What Each Country Seeks to Gain in the Crucial Negotiations on Ending the War in Ukraine Kendrick 

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This week, world powers will meet in Paris, while in Saudi Arabia, European leaders, Russia, and the USA have gathered. Ukraine will not attend these meetings due to the ongoing Russian invasion, which has resulted in more than one-fifth of Ukraine territory being occupied.

UNITED KINGDOM

The UK has offered to send reinforcement troops to Ukraine. It hopes that more countries will join efforts to reach an agreement and provide further support to Ukraine.

GERMANY

Awaiting national elections, German leaders are unsettled by Donald Trump™s proposed solution. However, the idea of an agreement with Ukraine has been considered. While far-right and liberal-left parties support laying down arms, they have little influence over the decision. Nevertheless, Germany™s support for Ukraine remains strong, as it is recognized that a poor agreement could be disastrous for the country.

In recent years, Germany has moved away from its energy dependence on Russia, but its increased defense spending has triggered an economic crisis. As a result, politicians are trying to avoid difficult discusión at least until after the elections.

POLAND

Poland has been a key ally of Ukraine since the beginning of the war and serves as the main hub for military aid. The Polish government argues that Russia must not win the war, as it would endanger European™s entire security. Poland sees Russia as the clear aggressor.

Supporting Ukraine has significantly impacted Polands economy, but the prime minister insists that failing to act now would lead to spending ten times more in the future. Despite economic difficulties, Poland has not ruled out sending more troops to Ukraine.

BALTIC STATES

Denmark has raised concerns about its Baltic neighbors, who feel threatened by the possibility of a future attack from Vladimir Putin.

https://www.bbc.com/mundo/articles/cy484e84yy9o

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Qué busca ganar cada país en las cruciales negociaciones sobre el fin de la guerra en Ucrania - BBC News Mundo

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Los corresponsales de la BBC analizan lo que las principales potencias esperan obtener de estos días de intensa diplomacia, con el foco puesto en París y en Riad.

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The news about the CIA's covert missions to spy on Mexican drug cartels with MQ-9 Reaper drones reflects an escalation in the fight against drug trafficking, linking this threat to terrorism. The use of drones, previously intended for counter-terrorism operations in the Middle East, marks a shift in U.S. security strategy as it seeks to address drug trafficking as a transnational threat. The designation of several Mexican cartels as transnational terrorist organizations, about to be officially announced, justifies this move and opens the door to a more aggressive use of the technology.

The fact that the drones are not armed for now suggests an espionage approach, but also leaves open the possibility of direct attacks in the future, should the cartels be classified as terrorists. This could increase tensions between Mexico and the United States, as the use of drones in Mexican airspace without explicit cooperation could be interpreted as a violation of the country's sovereignty.

In addition, the confidential nature of the missions, with reports to Congress through classified notifications, highlights the secretive and sensitive dimension of these operations, which could have diplomatic and legal repercussions.

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Mayo Zambada, willing to plead guilty to avoid the death penalty.

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The co-founder of the Sinaloa Cartel, Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada, is willing to plead guilty and reach a deal with the U.S. Attorney's Office in order to avoid the death penalty, according to Reuters.

According to the outlet, in September 2024, Zambada pleaded not guilty to 17 serious charges in a federal court in New York, including drug trafficking, money laundering, and possession of firearms.

“Mr. Zambada does not want to go to trial and is willing to accept responsibility for a charge that does not include the death penalty,” said Frank Pérez, the drug trafficker's attorney.

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Pope Francis remains stable but in critical condition as he continues to receive medical treatment for pneumonia and mild kidney issues, showing slight improvement according to the Vatican. He is not confined to bed and can stand, but his future remains uncertain due to his condition. His oxygen therapy is downgraded slightly, while his kidneys are reported to be under control. Despite his poor health, the pope has continued working, welcoming senior Vatican officials, receiving the Eucharist, and making calls, including one to a priest in Gaza. His hospitalization has triggered international concern, andreligious groups are holding vigils to pray for his healing, including in Argentina and New York, where Cardinal Timothy Dolan said he couldbe "close to death." His cousin and others have also been greatlyconcerned, as his condition appeared to be improving last week only toworsen more critically over the weekend. The Vatican has still not givenany prognosis, keeping uncertainty regarding the recovery and long-term health of the pope.

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Pope Francis isn’t bedridden but his condition remains critical, Vatican source says | CNN

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Pope Francis remains in hospital and “rested well all night,” the Vatican said Tuesday morning, a day after it said the 88-year-old pontiff showed “slight improvement,” but was still in critical condition.

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Pope Francis is not bedridden, but his condition remains critical, says Vatican source -Andrea-

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Pope Francis remains hospitalized and “rested well throughout the night,” the Vatican said Tuesday morning, a day after it said the 88-year-old pontiff showed “slight improvement” but remained in critical condition.

The pope's condition is the “same as yesterday,” meaning it remains critical, but the pontiff is not bedridden and can still stand, a Vatican source told CNN Tuesday morning.

The source said Francis rested overnight, with his condition the same as the night before.

Monday's Vatican communiqué said, “The Holy Father's clinical conditions, although critical, show a slight improvement. Even today there have been no episodes of respiratory asthmatic crisis; some laboratory tests have improved.”

The Vatican added that Francis' mild kidney problems, first announced Sunday, “do not cause concern” and that his oxygen therapy continues “with slightly reduced flows and oxygen percentage.”

“The doctors, considering the complexity of the clinical picture, prudently do not yet make known the prognosis,” the Vatican said Monday about the 88-year-old pontiff who has been battling pneumonia in both his lungs.

On Monday morning, Francis received the Eucharist and resumed work in the afternoon, the Vatican said. In the evening, he called the pastor of the Gaza parish, with whom he has been in frequent contact since Israel launched its siege of the enclave following the Oct. 7 Hamas-led bombings.

The pope was first admitted to a Rome clinic 10 days ago to undergo tests for a respiratory tract infection. He was later diagnosed with pneumonia.

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Maria .DNA gave him away: Bryan Kohberger identified for the murder of four students

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Maria .DNA gave him away: Bryan Kohberger identified for the murder of four students

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The news is about new details in the case of Bryan Kohberger, who is accused of murdering four University of Idaho students - Madison Mogen, Kaylee Goncalves, Xana Kernodle and Ethan Chapin in November 2022. Transcripts have been released of a closed hearing that discussed how investigators used genetic genealogy to identify Kohberger as a suspect. His trial is scheduled to begin in August, and the prosecution is seeking the death penalty in the event of conviction.

Who is Bryan Kohberger and why is the issue important?

Bryan Kohberger is a 30-year-old man accused of committing a quadruple murder in a house off a college campus. The case is important because it has generated a great deal of media interest due to the brutality of the crime and the way police used forensic genetic genealogy, a modern technique that combines DNA analysis with genealogical databases to identify suspects. The defense sought to exclude this evidence, arguing that it was improperly obtained, but the judge rejected that request.

The issue is relevant because it brings into debate the use of genetic genealogy in criminal investigation, the ethical limits of these practices and the privacy of people whose genetic data are in public databases.

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Fatima, the girl allegedly bullied for liking K-Pop, recovers after falling from a third floor?

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Fatima, the girl allegedly bullied for liking K-Pop, recovers after falling from a third floor?

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Fatima Zavala, a 13-year-old girl, is recovering in a hospital from a fractured hip and pelvis after falling from a third floor at the Mexico City school where she attends high school, her father, Juan Zavala, told CNN.The Mexico City Attorney General's Office said in a statement that it is investigating the fall, which occurred on February 4 at Secondary School No. 236, in response to a lawsuit filed on February 7 by the minor's father. Zavala added that his daughter's fall was preceded by a period of bullying at school, apparently because the minor likes Korean culture and K-Pop. These are possible aggressions that she and her family had reported to the school authorities, but, according to the complaint, they did nothing. Zavala reported that, so far, her daughter has not been able to give her statement to the judicial authorities due to the altered state of her emotional and physical health.

The girl's family asked the authorities for “a thorough and transparent investigation into the events that led to this attack,” according to a statement shared with CNN.

CNN contacted via telephone representatives of the school where the incident occurred, but they said that the Ministry of Education is in charge of reporting this fact. The Federal Education Authority in Mexico City reported in a statement that the student and her family have received ongoing medical support and asked to “respect the investigation processes to avoid exposing the people involved and safeguard their rights from the perspective of the best interests of children.”

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Fátima, la niña presuntamente acosada por gustarle el K-Pop, se recupera tras caer de un tercer piso | CNN

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Fátima Zavala, una niña de 13 años, se recupera en un hospital de una fractura de cadera y pelvis, luego de caer de un tercer piso en la escuela de la Ciudad de México donde cursa la secundaria, dijo a CNN su padre, Juan Zavala.

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Pope Francis is not bedridden, but his condition remains critical, says Vatican source -Andrea-

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Pope Francis remains hospitalized and “rested well throughout the night,” the Vatican said Tuesday morning, a day after it said the 88-year-old pontiff showed “slight improvement” but remained in critical condition.

The pope's condition is the “same as yesterday,” meaning it remains critical, but the pontiff is not bedridden and can still stand, a Vatican source told CNN Tuesday morning.

The source said Francis rested overnight, with his condition the same as the night before. Monday's Vatican communiqué said, “The Holy Father's clinical conditions, although critical, show a slight improvement. Even today there have been no episodes of respiratory asthmatic crisis; some laboratory tests have improved.”

The Vatican added that Francis' mild kidney problems, first announced Sunday, “do not cause concern” and that his oxygen therapy continues “with slightly reduced flows and oxygen percentage.”

“The doctors, considering the complexity of the clinical picture, prudently do not yet make known the prognosis,” the Vatican said Monday about the 88-year-old pontiff who has been battling pneumonia in both his lungs.

On Monday morning, Francis received the Eucharist and resumed work in the afternoon, the Vatican said. In the evening, he called the pastor of the Gaza parish, with whom he has been in frequent contact since Israel launched its siege of the enclave following the Oct. 7 Hamas-led bombings.

The pope was first admitted to a Rome clinic 10 days ago to undergo tests for a respiratory tract infection. He was later diagnosed with pneumonia.

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Bridge under construction collapses in South Korea; 3 people dead

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Bridge under construction collapses in South Korea; 3 people dead

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A bridge under construction collapsed in Anseong, South Korea, leaving three dead and five injured. The accident occurred while installing steel structures with a crane. Two injured are in critical condition.

The interim president ordered an investigation to identify construction flaws and improve safety. South Korea has had other similar construction accidents, such as the collapse of a building in Gwangju in 2022.

Authorities are analyzing whether the collapse was due to calculation errors, faulty materials or crane failures.

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Modric: Timeless, Essential, and Adored - as (Diego)

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Modric: Timeless, Essential, and Adored - as (Diego)

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The idea of a declining Luka Modric has never materialized—not even now, as he approaches 40, an age far beyond the typical lifespan of an elite footballer, especially at Real Madrid. A club known for its ruthlessness in replacing legends has kept faith in him, and for good reason.

Since his arrival in 2012, Modric has defied expectations. At Tottenham, he was a star, but in Madrid, he became an icon—far surpassing even Gareth Bale in legacy. Every year, the same question arises: Will he renew? Does he deserve it? And every year, the answer remains a resounding yes.

The club has brought in younger, more athletic midfielders like Valverde, Tchouaméni, Camavinga, and Bellingham, seemingly preparing for a future without Modric. But time and again, the Croatian maestro proves indispensable. Though no longer the tireless dynamo of old, he remains a guiding force, an orchestrator of Madrid’s rhythm.

This season, he's played 40 games, starting 17—remarkable for someone expected to fade into the background. The fans know it, and so does the team: Modric is still crucial. His recent wonder goal against Girona was more than just a highlight—it was a reminder of his enduring brilliance.

As he nears his fifth decade, Modric refuses to fade away. His presence is more than just nostalgia; it is necessity.

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By Nigel Chiwaya, Elyse Perlmutter-Gumbiner, Sarah Dean, Tara Prindiville, Caroline Kenny, Ben Kamisar, Bridget Bowman, Scott Bland, Matt Rivera and Megan Shannon

The beginning of President Donald Trump’s second term has been marked by a flurry of executive orders aimed at fundamentally reshaping the government, America’s place on the global stage and the day-to-day lives of people in the country.

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Trump has signed more than 70 executive orders as of Feb. 20, the most in a president’s first 100 days in more than 40 years.

The orders, which Trump critics say greatly exceed his constitutional authority, range from tariffs on Mexico, China and Canada, to pauses on foreign aid and crackdowns on illegal immigration to bans on transgender people serving in the military and the use of federal funds for gender-affirming medical care for minors.

NBC News has catalogued Trump’s executive orders in the table below.

Tracking Trump’s executive orders

President Donald Trump has signed more than 70 executive orders since taking office.

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Application Of Protecting Americans From Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Jan. 20, 2025Instructs the attorney general to not enforce a ban on TikTok, which was enacted by Congress in 2024 and upheld by the Supreme Court this year, for 75 days.ImmigrationClarifying The Military’s Role In Protecting The Territorial Integrity Of The United StatesJan. 20, 2025States that it's American policy to have the armed forces protect U.S. borders and requires the defense secretary to, within 10 days, deliver a plan on sealing the border and "repelling forms of invasion including unlawfull mass migration."EnergyDeclaring A National Energy EmergencyJan. 20, 2025Declares a national energy emergency and expedites energy projects, as well as fuel sales.CultureDefending Women From Gender Ideology Extremism And Restoring Biological Truth To The Federal GovernmentJan. 20, 2025Declares that U.S. policy recognizes two sexes, male and female. Directs federal agencies to use the term “sex,” not “gender,” and to ensure federal personnel records and government-issued documents, such as passports, “accurately reflect the holder’s sex.” Directs agencies to ensure federal funds “do not promote gender ideology.” Bars federal funds from being used for gender transition health care in prisons and mandates "privacy in intimate spaces" to ensure that single-sex spaces are designated by sex and not gender identity.CrimeDesignating Cartels And Other Organizations As Foreign Terrorist Organizations And Specially Designated Global TerroristsJan. 20, 2025Calls on key Cabinet secretaries to create a list of cartels and similar groups (including Tren de Aragua, also known as TdA, and La Mara Salvatrucha, also known as MS-13) to consider for designation as terrorist organizations.

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Fatima, the girl allegedly bullied for liking K-Pop, recovers after falling from a third-floor apartment

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Fatima, the girl allegedly bullied for liking K-Pop, recovers after falling from a third-floor apartment

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Fatima Zavala, a 13-year-old girl, is recovering in a hospital from a fractured hip and pelvis after falling from a third floor at the Mexico City school where she attends high school, her father, Juan Zavala, told CNN.

The Mexico City Attorney General's Office said in a statement that it is investigating the fall, which occurred on February 4 at Secondary School No. 236, in response to a lawsuit filed on February 7 by the minor's father.

Zavala added that his daughter's fall was preceded by a period of bullying at school, apparently because the minor likes Korean culture and K-Pop. These are possible aggressions that she and her family had denounced to the school authorities, but the latter, according to the complaint, did nothing.Zavala informed that, up to now, her daughter has not been able to give her statement to the judicial authorities due to her altered emotional and physical state of health.

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AILANI: How Trump's sweeping new policies could change travel

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AILANI: How Trump's sweeping new policies could change travel

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The news talks about the drastic changes that U.S. President Donald Trump is implementing in his second term, affecting domestic policy as well as tourism and transportation in the country. These changes include new trade tariffs, a tightening of immigration rules, and the elimination of thousands of jobs in important government agencies, which could generate a major impact on the tourism industry.

The news mentions that these policies are complicating the process of traveling to the U.S., especially because of changes in visa and immigration rules, making fewer people want to travel to the country. It also talks about how tariffs imposed on countries such as Canada are affecting the cost of travel, such as the increase in gasoline prices, which could discourage road travel.

In addition, it is mentioned that air safety could be affected by layoffs at the Federal Aviation Administration, which has led to a decrease in public confidence about flight safety. It is also mentioned that the government has suspended the electric car charging infrastructure program and has cut funding for national parks and trains, which could make travel by train or to U.S. parks more difficult.

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Crypto hack

North Korean hackers have stolen $1.5 billion in cryptocurrency in a single heist, making it the largest crypto hack on record, security experts told CNN. The hack hit Bybit, which describes itself as the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency exchange, with over 40 million users. North Korea’s formidable hacking corps is an essential source of revenue for the nuclear-armed, sanctions-battered dictatorship, according to US and South Korean officials. Experts say this incident is an early test of how the Trump administration will address the steep challenge of trying to prevent North Korea from funding its nuclear and missile programs through hacking. ( Fatima)

https://edition.cnn.com/2025/02/25/us/5-things-to-know-for-feb-25-immigration-federal-job-cuts-us-russia-relations-egg-surcharge-crypto-hack/index.html

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Recién se estrenó en las salas de cine 'Mi Villano Favorito 4' donde Gru y sus Minions tienen una nueva historia que contar a sus seguidores, ya sean niños, jóvenes o adultos. Y como ya se ha hecho costumbre, muchas personas se van caracterizadas de sus personajes favoritos como ocurrió en Tampico.

En TikTok un video se llenó de miles de reacciones al ver a cuatro personas disfrazadas de los personajes de ‘Mi villano favorito’.

En el clip se observa a tres personas que van vestidas con un overol de mezclilla y playera amarilla, al estilo ‘Minions’ y al frente va una persona vestida con traje negro, con la cabeza tapada, simulando que no tiene cabello, y hasta con una gran nariz como ‘Gru’.

En los comentarios rápidamente los usuarios identificaron que el video fue grabado en un centro comercial de Tampico, así que empezaron a etiquetar a sus amigos y familiares para ir a ver la película y caracterizarse igual.

Otros más felicitaron a quienes se caracterizaron por divertirse de esta forma para ir al cine.

https://www.milenio.com/virales/captan-jovenes-disfrazados-mi-villano-favorito-cine-tampico

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Recién se estrenó en las salas de cine 'Mi Villano Favorito 4' donde Gru y sus Minions tienen una nueva historia que contar a sus seguidores, ya sean niños, jóvenes o adultos. Y como ya se ha hecho costumbre, muchas personas se van caracterizadas de sus personajes favoritos como ocurrió en Tampico.

En TikTok un video se llenó de miles de reacciones al ver a cuatro personas disfrazadas de los personajes de ‘Mi villano favorito’.

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En el clip se observa a tres personas que van vestidas con un overol de mezclilla y playera amarilla, al estilo ‘Minions’ y al frente va una persona vestida con traje negro, con la cabeza tapada, simulando que no tiene cabello, y hasta con una gran nariz como ‘Gru’.

En los comentarios rápidamente los usuarios identificaron que el video fue grabado en un centro comercial de Tampico, así que empezaron a etiquetar a sus amigos y familiares para ir a ver la película y caracterizarse igual.

Otros más felicitaron a quienes se caracterizaron por divertirse de esta forma para ir al cine.

https://www.milenio.com/virales/captan-jovenes-disfrazados-mi-villano-favorito-cine-tampico

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El papa Francisco sigue hospitalizado y “descansó bien toda la noche”, según ha informado el Vaticano este martes por la mañana, un día después de que afirmara que el pontífice, de 88 años, mostraba una “ligera mejoría” pero seguía en estado crítico.

La condición del papa es la “misma que ayer”, lo que significa que sigue siendo crítica, pero el pontífice no está postrado en cama y todavía puede ponerse de pie, dijo una fuente del Vaticano a CNN el martes por la mañana.

La fuente dijo que Francisco descansó durante la noche, con sus condiciones igual que la noche anterior.

El comunicado del Vaticano del lunes decía: “Las condiciones clínicas del Santo Padre, aunque críticas, muestran una ligera mejoría. Incluso hoy no ha habido episodios de crisis asmáticas respiratorias; algunos análisis de laboratorio han mejorado”.

El Vaticano añadió que los problemas renales leves de Francisco, anunciados por primera vez el domingo, “no causan preocupación” y que su oxigenoterapia continúa “con flujos y porcentaje de oxígeno ligeramente reducidos.”

“Los médicos, considerando la complejidad del cuadro clínico, prudentemente no dan a conocer todavía el pronóstico”, dijo el Vaticano el lunes sobre el pontífice de 88 años que ha estado luchando contra la neumonía en sus dos pulmones.

El lunes por la mañana, Francisco recibió la Eucaristía y reanudó su trabajo por la tarde, informó el Vaticano. Por la noche, llamó al párroco de la parroquia de Gaza, con quien ha estado en contacto frecuente desde que Israel lanzó su asedio al enclave tras los atentados del 7 de octubre dirigidos por Hamas.

El papa ingresó por primera vez en una clínica de Roma hace 10 días, para someterse a pruebas por una infección de las vías respiratorias. Posteriormente se le diagnosticó una neumonía.

https://cnnespanol.cnn.com/2025/02/25/mundo/papa-francisco-condicion-critica-vaticano-trax

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El papa Francisco sigue hospitalizado y “descansó bien toda la noche”, según ha informado el Vaticano este martes por la mañana, un día después de que afirmara que el pontífice, de 88 años, mostraba una “ligera mejoría” pero seguía en estado crítico.

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The Supreme Court will decide if gun companies are to blame for arming Mexican cartels

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The U.S. Supreme Court will consider whether gun manufacturers can be held liable for violence in Mexico, as cartels use weapons illegally trafficked from the U.S. Mexico argues that these companies negligently sell weapons, facilitating their arrival to criminal groups.

Points in favor of corporate liability:

Negligence in distribution: Manufacturers allegedly allow traffickers to acquire weapons in large quantities.

Impact on international security: The violence generated affects not only Mexico, but also the U.S.

Legal precedent: It could set the stage for stricter regulations on the sale of weapons.

Points against corporate liability:

Free trade and the right to bear arms: In the U.S., the sale of weapons is protected by the Second Amendment.

Individual responsibility: The blame falls on traffickers and illegal buyers, not on manufacturers.

Impact on industry: It could open the door to more lawsuits and affect legitimate businesses.

This case raises a dilemma between gun control and corporate responsibility in transnational violence. Who should bear the blame: manufacturers, governments or criminals?

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They were told to get extra breast cancer screenings. Then they got stuck with the bill - Ari

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They were told to get extra breast cancer screenings. Then they got stuck with the bill - Ari

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Many American women, particularly those with dense breast tissue or a family history of breast cancer, are facing significant financial burdens when it comes to additional screenings beyond routine mammograms. While annual mammograms are generally covered by private insurance, follow-up screenings such as ultrasounds, MRIs, and 3D mammograms often are not, leaving women to pay hundreds or even thousands of dollars out of pocket.

Medicare recently stopped reimbursing for certain breast cancer ultrasound screenings in multiple states, and since private insurers often follow Medicare’s lead, this decision has created additional financial barriers. The distinction between screening and diagnostic testing plays a role in coverage, as Medicare only covers these tests if they are considered diagnostic rather than preventative. However, doctors argue that ultrasound screenings for dense breast tissue are essential for early detection, which can save lives and reduce treatment costs in the long run.

The financial burden is leading many women to forgo potentially life-saving tests. A study published in the journal Radiology found that 21% of surveyed women would decline additional screenings if they had to pay out of pocket. Breast cancer rates among younger women are rising, making early detection even more critical.

Some states, including Iowa and Massachusetts, have enacted laws requiring insurers to fully cover additional screenings, while others like South Dakota and Montana have struggled to pass similar legislation. Advocates stress that removing financial barriers to early detection is crucial in reducing breast cancer deaths, as finding cancer at an earlier stage makes treatment more effective and less costly.

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They were told to get extra breast cancer screenings. Then they got stuck with the bill.

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The FDA began requiring mammogram providers to notify women with dense breast tissue that they could need further screenings to rule out cancer. But such screenings cost money, out of pocket, for most women.

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James Gunn y Peter Safran están liderando una nueva era para el Universo DC, buscando revitalizarlo con un enfoque que combina la independencia de cada proyecto con una narrativa interconectada. Después de lograr un éxito con Creature Commandos y confirmar la llegada de una nueva película de Superman, Gunn ha señalado que su estrategia será garantizar que las producciones funcionen de forma autónoma, permitiendo a los espectadores disfrutar de diferentes títulos como Superman o Lanterns sin necesidad de seguir una continuidad estricta. Sin embargo, también buscan emular el modelo de Marvel, con eventos que unan diferentes tramas, como hizo el UCM con los Vengadores.

Por su parte, Safran ha remarcado que el principal objetivo es construir un universo cohesivo que abarque no solo el cine, sino también la televisión, animación y videojuegos, donde los personajes más emblemáticos interactúen y se complementen entre sí. Este enfoque recuerda a la estrategia de Marvel, que, aunque con historias individuales, construye un relato global interconectado que ha logrado un éxito rotundo en la industria. Esta nueva fase de DC promete un balance entre la independencia de cada obra y un trasfondo común que hará posible grandes eventos cinematográficos, lo que marca una evolución clave para la franquicia

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Ohio reports first probable human case of bird flu in farm worker  German 

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The Ohio Department of Health has reported the state’s first probable human case of influenza A(H5), commonly known as highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) or bird flu.

Officials advise that avoiding direct contact with wild birds, sick poultry, or dead animals is the best way to prevent infection. Anyone who encounters a sick or dead bird is urged to contact local health departments or veterinarians for guidance before handling them.

Since the beginning of 2024, the U.S. has confirmed 68 human cases of HPAI across 11 states, including one fatality in Louisiana. Multiple cases have been linked to exposure in commercial agriculture operations or wild birds.

Ohio has reported cases of HPAI in poultry and dairy herds since the outbreak began in 2022

Health officials said the case involves an adult male farm worker from Mercer County who was in contact with deceased commercial poultry. The CDC considers the overall risk of bird flu to the general public to be low, though those with prolonged, unprotected exposure to infected birds face a higher risk.

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The massive blackout in Chile on February 25, 2025, left 98.5% of the population without electricity, affecting areas from Arica to Los Lagos, including Santiago. It began at 3:18 PM, with varying restoration times depending on the region. An attack was ruled out, with officials pointing to a failure in the electrical system as the likely cause. The blackout disrupted public transportation, caused telecommunications and internet failures, led to traffic chaos, and forced hospitals to operate on generators. The government activated emergency protocols and continues investigating the exact cause while restoring service.

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Elena: Parker Lord Employees in SergeantTown return to work following damaging Fire & Explosion

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Elena: Parker Lord Employees in SergeantTown return to work following damaging Fire & Explosion

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Parker lord, the largest employer in SaergentTown is recovering from recent Fire & Explosion earlier this month,

According to the company Vice President, the company's team made huge progress and this week they're expecting a large majority of the employees will return to work at the facility

The Sergeant Team has a total of 220 workers.

The spokesman stated that the investigation as to the cause is still in investigation.

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María : Trump raises tariffs on Canada and threatens with more measures

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María : Trump raises tariffs on Canada and threatens with more measures

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Donald Trump announced that he will increase taxes (tariffs) on Canadian steel and aluminum to 50%. This is in response to Ontario (a province in Canada) deciding to charge an extra 25% for the electricity it exports to the US.

Trump also threatened to raise taxes on Canadian cars if the country does not eliminate other tariffs. This could greatly affect the auto industry in Canada.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford said that if the US continues to raise tariffs, he could retaliate, including cutting off the electricity they export to the US.

https://www.bbc.com/news/live/cly412xwz44t

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Pakistan militants attack train and take passengers hostage

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Armed militants in Pakistan's Balochistan region have attacked a train carrying hundreds of passengers and taken a number of hostages.

The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) fired at the Jaffar Express Train as it travelled from Quetta to Peshawar.

A statement from the separatist group said it had bombed the track before storming the train in remote Sibi district. It claimed the train was under its control.

Pakistani police told local reporters at least three people, including the train driver, had been injured.

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Philippines ex-leader Duterte arrested on ICC warrant over drug killings

Filipino police arrested former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte after a warrant was issued against him by the International Criminal Court (ICC) for alleged crimes against humanity during his bloody anti-drug war. The 79-year-old was arrested at Manila airport, where he was arriving from Hong Kong. Duterte is being brought to The Hague, despite demonstrations by his daughter, it was reported.

Duterte, who ruled from 2016 to 2022, has never apologized for his violent anti-drug campaign, which killed thousands. In arresting him, he protested the warrant's validity, insisting he be tried only in Philippine courts. His supporters have begun a campaign to bar ICC cooperation, pointing to the nation's 2019 withdrawal as a closing of its jurisdiction. But the ICC still has jurisdiction over crimes committed before that.

While his detractors decry his arrest, human rights activists rejoice as it marks a victory toward justice. Duterte was campaigning in Hong Kong during the elections. Political experts find his arrest indicative of Philippine political change with President Marcos Jr., his former ally, now being supportive of ICC cooperation.

Duterte's war on drugs targeted small-time offenders, with over 6,000 fatalities recorded. Though he insists he did nothing illegal, the ICC investigation—spanning 2011-2019—is underway.

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Rodrigo Duterte: Philippines ex-leader Duterte arrested on ICC warrant over drug killings

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Rodrigo Duterte is accused of ‘crimes against humanity’ in a crackdown that left thousands dead.

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Diego - What the 11-M Attacks Continue to Teach Us About the Ongoing Threat of Jihadist Terrorism in the West (Real Instituto Elcano)

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Diego - What the 11-M Attacks Continue to Teach Us About the Ongoing Threat of Jihadist Terrorism in the West (Real Instituto Elcano)

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Academic research has identified three key factors that make jihadist cells and networks more effective and lethal in carrying out terrorist attacks in the West. These factors include:

1. Connection to a parent jihadist organization, providing access to training, resources, and operational coordination.

2. Presence of at least one foreign terrorist fighter, who brings tactical experience and facilitates the radicalization of new members.

3. Involvement of jihadists with a history of violent crime, which enhances logistical capabilities, access to weapons, and psychological readiness for violence.

These three factors were present in the March 11, 2004 Madrid attacks and later in the November 13, 2015 Paris attacks, both of which were among the deadliest jihadist attacks in Western Europe. Today, these same dynamics continue to pose a serious terrorist threat, with Al-Qaeda and ISIS actively seeking to re-establish their ability to coordinate high-casualty attacks in Europe. While counterterrorism efforts have made such operations more difficult, ongoing conflicts provide these organizations with opportunities to regain their operational strength.

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Judge temporarily blocks effort to deport Palestinian activist who helped lead Columbia student protests

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Judge temporarily blocks effort to deport Palestinian activist who helped lead Columbia student protests

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A federal judge in New York has blocked any effort by President Donald Trump's administration to deport Mahmoud Khalil, a Palestinian activist at Columbia University who was arrested Saturday night, until a conference on Wednesday, according to court documents.

A university task force said Jews and Israelis at the school were ostracized from student groups, humiliated in classrooms and subjected to verbal abuse amid the spring demonstrations.

Pro-Palestinian protesters have repeatedly said there’s nothing antisemitic about criticizing Israel over its actions in Gaza or expressing solidarity with Palestinians and calling for a ceasefire.

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A federal judge in New York has blocked any efforts by President Donald Trump’s administration to deport Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia university graduate and Palestinian activist who was arrested Saturday night until a conference Wednesday, according to court documents.

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Ivanna - A woman who disappeared 22 years ago was found by her family thanks to a viral Youtube video.

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Ivanna - A woman who disappeared 22 years ago was found by her family thanks to a viral Youtube video.

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A long time ago, in 2002, a lady named Hamida Banu, who was from India and working as a cook in other countries to support her four children, received a job offer in Dubai. A man promised to help her get the job if she paid him 20,000 rupees (about $250). But instead of taking her to Dubai, she was tricked and taken to Pakistan, where she was kept locked in a house for three months without being able to contact her family. After that, her life changed completely. She married a street vendor in Pakistan, but when he died during the pandemic, she was left alone, with no papers and no way to return to India. She said she felt like a “living corpse” during those 22 years.

Everything changed when a Pakistani activist uploaded a video to YouTube in 2022 where Hamida told her story and her desire to return to India. An Indian journalist saw the video and shared it, and luckily, her grandson, whom she had never met, recognized her. So the family learned that she was alive and arranged an emotional video call. Hamida told them that she missed them very much and that she had not been able to return earlier because she had no choice.

Although the family already knew she was alive, her return to India was not easy because India and Pakistan have a complicated relationship. They had to do many verifications to confirm that she was Indian. Finally, in December 2023, after more than 20 years, Hamida was able to cross the border and reunite with her family.

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Un buque petrolero y un carguero chocan en el mar del Norte frente a la costa británica

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Un buque petrolero y un carguero chocan en el mar del Norte frente a la costa británica

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A major rescue operation was launched on Monday after an oil tanker and a cargo ship collided in the North Sea off the British coast and both ships caught fire.

According to the British Coastguard, the incident occurred near the Humber Estuary in the East Yorkshire region. The alarm was raised at around 09:48 GMT this Monday, with several lifeboats and a helicopter being sent to the location.

The collision involved the U.S.-flagged tanker Stena Immaculate and the Portuguese-flagged container ship Solong, according to data from ship tracking website MarineTraffic.

The Stena Immaculate is one of 10 tankers participating in the U.S. military's supply program for its overseas missions.

Initially it had been reported that the Solong was carrying several containers of sodium cyanide, however hours later this version was denied and it was clarified that it was only carrying four empty containers that had previously carried the chemical.

Following the accident, 36 people were rescued and none of them were hospitalized, according to Alastair Smith, head of Lincolnshire operations at East Midlands Ambulance Service.

However, one of the 14 crew members of the freighter Solong is missing, the ship's owner, Ernst Russ, said.

The Hamburg-based owner of the freighter says that “13 of the 14 crew members of the Solong have been brought safely to shore. And efforts are underway to locate the missing crew member.”

The Coast Guard would not confirm to BBC whether it is still continuing to conduct search and rescue operations.

According to Martyn Boyers, managing director of the port of Grimsby East, the closest port to the crash site, those rescued were taken in ambulances once they arrived at the port.

Boyers explained that he was told that there had been “a huge fireball”.

The BBC spoke to Stena Bulk's managing director, Erik Hanell, who confirmed that the entire crew of the Stena Immaculate is safe.

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Kyiv launches largest ever drone attack on Moscow as Ukraine and U.S. give diplomacy another try jorge

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Kyiv launches largest ever drone attack on Moscow as Ukraine and U.S. give diplomacy another try jorge

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JEDDAH, Saudi Arabia — As American and Ukrainian officials met Tuesday in Saudi Arabia for talks on ending Russia’s invasion, Kyiv and Moscow were counting the costs from a night of firing hundreds of missiles and drones at each other.

Russia resumed its almost nightly strikes on Ukraine, whose defenses shot down 114 drones, Ukrainian officials said. But less familiar was the massive wave of drones Kyiv launched on Moscow, which Russian authorities said was the largest such attack on the capital and surrounding area.

The Russian Defense Ministry said it downed 337 Ukrainian drones, 91 of which came down in the Moscow region. Two people were killed and 18 were injured, while air and rail travel faced huge disruptions. Ukraine said among its targets were oil production and pipeline control facilities.

Meanwhile in Saudi Arabia, Secretary of State Marco Rubio and National Security Adviser Mike Waltz met with Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha and Andriy Yermak, head of Ukraine's presidential office.

"We have to understand the Ukrainian position and just have a general idea of what concessions they would be willing to make," Rubio told reporters on the plane to Saudi Arabia on Monday. "You're not going to get a ceasefire and an end to this war unless both sides make concessions."

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Stimulate debate on contentious topics, expert urges English universities-Mich

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Stimulate debate on contentious topics, expert urges English universities-Mich

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In recent years, there’s been growing concern about free speech on university campuses, with some students feeling uneasy about discussing controversial topics for fear of backlash. Arif Ahmed, the UK’s director for freedom of speech and academic freedom, has suggested new ways to encourage open discussions. His ideas include changing classroom setups, using deep listening techniques, and applying the Chatham House Rule, which allows people to speak freely without having their views directly linked to them.

Chatham House Rule – Encourages open conversation by ensuring comments aren’t attributed to specific speakers, making it easier to express difficult opinions.

Deep Listening – A technique where people must summarize their opponent’s argument accurately before responding, promoting better understanding and respectful debate.

Barriers to Free Speech – Some universities may limit open discussion to protect their reputations, particularly when international relationships are involved.

Why This Matters – These methods could help students feel more comfortable sharing their views, think more critically, and have meaningful discussions on complex issues like immigration, race, and ethics.

Universities now face the challenge of finding a balance between fostering free speech and maintaining respectful dialogue. The question remains: How can campuses create a space where students feel safe expressing their ideas while also ensuring accountability?

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Woman trapped in car films as tornado hits Central Florida (Fatima) 

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The National Weather Service confirms that an EF-2 tornado impacted portions of Florida on 10 March. The EF-2 tornado winds reached up to 115mph (185km/h) with the path of the tornado running about 4 miles (6.4km) in length.

The tornado destroyed homes cutting off power for 500 residents. Despite the damage of the tornado, no injuries were reported.

One woman who was in her vehicle at the time of the tornado filmed as debris hit her car from the fast winds.

https://www.bbc.com/news/videos/c9q4e13gxy3o

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The EF-2 tornado winds reached up to 115mph (185km/h) with the path of the tornado running about 4 miles (6.4km) in length.

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Protesters demand release of Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil as judge blocks deportation -Elena

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Rallies are planned for Tuesday in at least two major cities as protesters continue to demand the release of Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil, whose arrest President Donald Trump said is the first of many.

A "Free Mahmoud Khalil" walkout was scheduled to take place at 11:30 a.m. at Columbia University in New York City, but a person with knowledge of the situation said efforts were being made to shift it to off-campus spaces. An event is currently scheduled for noon at City Hall and a march at 2 p.m. is planned at Washington Square Park.

Another rally is planned for 5:30 p.m. at Federal Plaza in Chicago. Protesters are also expected to gather at 5 p.m. at Stanford University in California.

Khalil, a Columbia graduate, was arrested Saturday at his apartment by federal immigration agents who told him that his student visa was being revoked, his attorney Amy Greer has said. He's being held at an immigration detention facility in Louisiana.

A Department of Homeland Security spokesperson said his arrest was in coordination with ICE and the State Department in support of Trump's "executive orders prohibiting anti-Semitism" and because Khalil "led activities aligned to Hamas, a designated terrorist organization." Trump and his administration did not provide evidence of the allegations against Khalil.

Last spring, he helped organize protests at the university about the war in Gaza between Israel and Hamas.

Trump said on Truth Social that Khalil’s arrest was the first of many to come. In a post Sunday on X, Secretary of State Marco Rubio said that the administration would revoke the visas and green cards "of Hamas supporters in America so they can be deported."

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Africa 29 niños podrían ser condenados a muerte por protestar contra la crisis del costo de vida en Nigeria

4 de estos niños colapsarían antes de entrar al tribunal , 10 fueron acusada dos de delitos graves como destruccion de propiedad , disturbios politicos etc,

las personas mueren o son arrestadas por protestará el incremento,mento se. Debe a medidas anti obreras de austeridad implementadas ´por el gobierno

es la primera vez desde 2016 que se vuelve a usar la pena de muerte ,

pero los derechos humanos de los niños establecen que no pueden ser condenados a muerte

Un país que tiene el deber de educar a sus niños decidirá castigar a esos niños. Estos niños han estado detenidos durante 90 días sin comida”, dijo Abubakar.

https://cnnespanol.cnn.com/2024/11/02/29-ninos-podrian-ser-condenados-a-muerte-por-protestar-nigeria-ap

Se pago una fianza temporal para los niños

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Veintinueve niños podrían enfrentar la pena de muerte en Nigeria tras ser procesados este viernes por participar en una protesta contra la crisis récord del costo de vida en el país.

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South Korean singer Wheesung found dead at Seoul home aged 43 - Ari

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South Korean singer Wheesung was found dead at his home in Seoul at age 43. Police are investigating the cause and have requested an autopsy. His agency confirmed his death, and his family is in shock. A planned concert with singer KCM was canceled, and tributes from fellow artists flooded social media.

His passing adds to growing concerns about mental health in South Korea’s entertainment industry, following the recent deaths of K-pop idols and actors, including Kim Sae-ron (24), Song Jae-lim (39), Moon Bin (25), Sulli (25), and SHINee’s Kim Jong-hyun (27). Despite improved mental health support, intense competition and public scrutiny remain major challenges for stars.

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South Korean singer Wheesung found dead at Seoul home aged 43 | CNN

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South Korean singer Wheesung has been found dead at his home in Seoul, CNN affiliate YTN reported on Monday.

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Militant kills 10 people after hijacking passenger train, taking hostages in western Pakistan. 

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Militant kills 10 people after hijacking passenger train, taking hostages in western Pakistan. 

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Separatist militants killed at least 10 people after high jacking a train carrying hundreds of passengers in Pakistan southwestern province of Balochistan on Tuesday, according to government and railway officials

It is unclear when the deaths occurred, earlier Tuesday, balochistan government spokesperson shahid rind told CNN that “intense gunfire” had been reported in the train that a security source told that the security ofreces had “surrounded the terrorists” and an exchange of fire had taken place. And an exchange of fire had taken place. The security source added that the militants were using “women and children and shields”

The train was carrying over 450 passengers that there lives were in danger

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Africa: 29 children could be sentenced to death for protesting the cost of living crisis in Nigeria Four of these children collapsed before entering court, 10 were charged with serious crimes such as destruction of property, political unrest, etc. People die or are arrested for protesting the increase in prices. This is due to anti-worker austerity measures implemented by the government. This is the first time since 2016 that the death penalty has been used again, but children's human rights dictate that they cannot be sentenced to death. A country that has a duty to educate its children will decide to punish these children. These children have been detained for 90 days without food," Abubakar said. A temporary bail was posted for the children.https://cnnespanol.cnn.com/2024/11/02/29-ninos-podrian-ser-condenados-a-muerte-por-protestar-nigeria-ap

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29 niños podrían ser condenados a muerte por protestar contra la crisis del costo de vida en Nigeria | CNN

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Veintinueve niños podrían enfrentar la pena de muerte en Nigeria tras ser procesados este viernes por participar en una protesta contra la crisis récord del costo de vida en el país.

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President Claudia Sheinbaum denied that groups of supporters arrived at her political rally held on Sunday in Mexico City's Zócalo where she made a statement on the agreement reached with Donald Trump to stop the imposition of tariffs for one more month and regretted the accident that left 18 dead in which Morenista supporters were traveling when they were returning to the state of Oaxaca.

In a morning conference, the governor acknowledged the presence of buses parked near the Historic Center coming from different states of the country.

“The fact that there are buses does not mean that there are people who came against their will, that means transportation. A person who came against his will,” he said.

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The article discusses a limited-edition "figure" from the TV series The Boys, created by Youtooz. Limited to 500 units, this collectible is priced at $15, which is half the price of typical Youtooz figures. The reason for the reduced price is that the "figure" is just an empty box representing the character Translucent, who has the power to turn invisible.Youtooz is upfront about this, emphasizing that customers are only buying the box.

In other news regarding The Boys universe, the second season of Gen V is set to premiere in 2025, while the fifth and final season of The Boys is scheduled for 2026. The second season of Gen V will address the absence of Chance Perdomo, who played Andre, following his death in a motorcycle accident last year. The writers decided not to recast the character as a tribute to the actor

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Ontario Retaliates Against U.S. Tariffs with 25% Electricity Price Hike

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Ontario Retaliates Against U.S. Tariffs with 25% Electricity Price Hike

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The Canadian province of Ontario has decided to increase the cost of the electricity it exports to the U.S. states of New York, Minnesota, and Michigan by 25%. This measure, announced by Ontario Premier Doug Ford, is a direct response to the tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump on Canadian imports.

This increase will affect approximately 1.5 million households and businesses in the U.S. that rely on electricity from Ontario. The $10 per megawatt-hour surcharge is expected to generate daily revenues of between 300,000 and 400,000 Canadian dollars, funds that will be used to support workers, families, and businesses in Ontario.

Ford stated that, while he regrets the impact on American consumers, this action is a necessary response to what he considers an unprovoked attack by the Trump administration. He also warned that he would not hesitate to cut off electricity supplies entirely if the situation escalates.

Meanwhile, President Trump has announced that he will double tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum imports, raising them to 50%, in retaliation for the electricity price hike.

This escalation in trade measures between Canada and the U.S. increases tensions in bilateral relations and could have significant repercussions on various economic sectors in both countries.