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President Trump has taken a significant step towards negotiating an end to the Russia-Ukraine war by selecting a team of four individuals to lead the discussions. This move comes as tensions continue to escalate between the two countries, and it is hoped that these negotiations will bring about a peaceful resolution to the conflict.
Meanwhile, tech mogul Elon Musk has made a startling revelation, claiming that there are millions of individuals listed in the Social Security database who are between the ages of 100 and 159. This revelation has raised eyebrows and sparked speculation about the accuracy of the database.
In other news, Iran has issued a bold statement, declaring that neither Israel nor the US can hinder Tehran’s nuclear ambitions. Tensions in the region are on the rise, and this statement has only added fuel to the fire.
On Capitol Hill, there is continued controversy surrounding former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, as Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy mentioned her in a social media post discussing an upcoming visit by SpaceX workers to the Air Traffic Control System Command Center. This visit is part of efforts to improve air travel safety and efficiency in the US.
In other news on Capitol Hill, there are protests planned by academic unions outside the Department of Health and Human Services building to protest research cuts under the Trump administration. Additionally, there is backlash against a California Democratic congressman for a social media post linking President Trump to a small plane crash in Georgia.
Across America, there are a variety of issues making headlines. In Virginia, Democratic lawmakers have spurned an antisemitism expert from the George Mason University board, sparking controversy. Efforts in a conservative part of Oregon to secede and join Idaho have gained new momentum, highlighting the ongoing political divide in the country.
In New York City, Mayor Eric Adams has stated that he will not resign and plans to seek re-election as a Democrat. This comes amidst a push by the Department of Education to investigate some Virginia school districts over their gender identity policies.
On the world stage, GOP leaders are rallying to revoke China’s ‘most favored nation’ status after a 20-year run, citing concerns over the country’s actions. Russian President Vladimir Putin has sent officials to Saudi Arabia for talks with US officials about a potential peace deal for Ukraine, while tensions continue to escalate between Iran, Israel, and the US over Tehran’s nuclear ambitions.
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