Biden called China a “time bomb”
US President Joe Biden considers China a “time bomb,” but allegedly seeks a “rational relationship” with Beijing and does not want to harm the PRC.
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Trump called for delaying the lawsuits against him until after the election in 2024
Donald Trump has called to postpone the proceedings initiated against him until after the election in 2024.
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Biden is ready to provide aid to Americans affected by nuclear tests
President Biden said he is ready to help people affected by radiation from nuclear tests, including in New Mexico, where the world’s first atomic bomb was tested in 1945.
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Trump has said he will make a decision on whether to participate in next week’s debate
Donald Trump says he will make a decision on whether to participate in next week’s debate of the Republican Party’s US presidential contenders.
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Biden’s family received over $20 million in illegal payments
Chairman of the US House Oversight and Accountability Committee James Comer claims that President Joe Biden’s family received more than $20m in illegal payments when he was vice president, including from businessmen from Russia, Kazakhstan and Ukraine.
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In Florida schools will read Shakespeare’s works in shorthand because of a new law
Students of schools in Hillsborough County in the U.S. state of Florida will be allowed to read only excerpts from the works of British classic William Shakespeare in classes in connection with the new law on gender education.
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Trump wants another judge to hear election fraud case
Former US President Donald Trump has demanded that the federal judge arbitrarily chosen to oversee his trial on charges of conspiracy to overturn his 2020 election defeat will not be fair to him and should be replaced.
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In New York City to open commuter center amid massive migration crisis
The authorities of New York will open a large center of assistance to newcomers on the territory of Randalls Island to cope with a large-scale migration crisis.
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Thunderstorms in the eastern U.S. have killed two people
Severe thunderstorms in the eastern United States, accompanied by hail and lightning, have killed at least two people, canceled or delayed thousands of flights, and left more than 1.1 million homes and businesses without power.
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OFAC froze $26 million in accounts of companies suspected of importing diamonds from Russia
The Office of Foreign Assets Control has frozen $26 million in accounts belonging to Indian jewelry companies for alleged diamond imports from Russia.
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