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Danger to the United States

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HERE IT WAS, a statement from a Florida politician – or was it a Texan: “The sanctity of our Sabbath, our home […] and ultimately even our right to teach our own children in our own schools basic facts and truths [have been torn away from us. “ & # xD; Then a bold manifesto echoing a well-known campaign slogan: “We believe […] that we have the right to make America American and for Americans” in a nation “disorganized and helpless before the invasion of aliens and foreign ideas.” & # xD; He continued: liberals have become “completely academic, lostRead News

Secretary Blinken Meets with Indonesian Foreign Minister Marsudi – US State Department

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The following are the comments of Speaker Ned Price: Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken met today with Indonesian Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi on the G20 Ministerial side in Bali, Indonesia. Secretary Blinken thanked the Foreign Minister for hosting the G20 and stressed the importance of the U.S.-Indonesia Strategic Partnership. They discussed ways in which the United States and Indonesia could increase trade and investment in the two countries, including the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework. The author highlighted the global impact of the Russian war on Ukraine and the efforts by the United States and Indonesia to address the humanitarian crisisRead News

Senior Defense Official Holds Background Briefing > US Department of Defense > Transcript

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SENIOR DEFENSE OFFICIAL: Fantastic. Thank you. Glad to be with you today. I thought I would make a few framework remarks about our approach to Ukrainian security assistance before I talk about the details that are important for today. The United States first launched a training program for Ukraine in 2015 – yes, 2015 – to help Ukraine with its capacity to man, train, equip, deploy and maintain combat units. It is this background that is important for understanding how Ukraine early in the war was able to face a larger, more capable Russian force, able to remain nimble, strengthenRead News

U.S. Files Marksmanship Medal Prevention Measures from Springfield Weapons

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BOSTON – The U.S. Attorney’s Office filed a civil lawsuit against the 24 aim marks in the 1880s and 1890s that were illegally removed from Springfield Armory, the National Historic Site, several decades ago. Springfield Armory is a national historic site managed by the National Park Service in Springfield (Mass.). All artifacts in the Springfield Armory collection are the property of the United States Government. The medals were awarded to Milan Bull and Freeman Bull, members of the Massachusetts Volunteer Militia in the late 1800s. The daughters and nephews of Freeman Bull and Milan Bull presented the medals to SpringfieldRead News

What would happen to Russia without the United States and Europe? – OpEd

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About a year ago, August 2021, Dr Andrey Kortunov, Director General of the Russian Council for International Affairs (RIAC) wrote an opinion piece in which he rhetorically asked What Would Happen to a World Without the United States. That article was and still is inspiring and thought-provoking information. It offers insight into the need for global cooperation, peace and solidarity. It recalls Communist slogans: a world without nuclear, peace and development, friendship and international solidarity. After the historic fall of the Soviet era, Russia really dreamed of increasing its status by joining an international organization. Over the past three decades,Read News

Pompeo on Abe: ‘He was the perfect partner for America’

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NEW Now you can listen to Fox News publications! Former State Secretary Mike Pompeo joined a group of high-profile international mourners over the loss of Shinzo Abe, a former Japanese prime minister who was assassinated on Thursday by a single gunman. In an interview with Fox News Digital, Pompeo called Abe “the perfect partner in the United States.” Pompeo has known Abe since the time of Pompeo Congress and told Fox News Digital, “It is sad and dangerous to have a leader, a world leader, killed while continuing to present a case to the Japanese people. “He is out onRead News

Biden’s difficult task: Resolving U.S. partnerships in the Middle East

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As President Joe Biden prepares to travel to the Middle East, his administration poses some challenges in its relations with Israel, Saudi Arabia, and other regional (non-treaty) allies. At the grassroots level, the United States and its allies do not share the same priorities. Part of why Biden travels to Saudi Arabia is convincing the country’s leaders to pump more oil as global prices rise. In addition, the US is trying to keep up the pressure on the Islamic State (IS) to prevent the terrorist organization from rebuilding. But both the Russia-Ukraine war and the fight against the remnants ofRead News

Independence of the United States of America Archivo

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Welcome and good evening to all. The Honorable President of the Republic Rodrigo Chaves, the President of the Supreme Electoral Court Eugenia Zamora, Vice President Mary Munive, the interim President of the Supreme Court Patricia Solano, the interim Chancellor Christian Guillermet, the Prime Ministers, ambassadors, deputies and distinguished guests, it is an honor to be with you all together… Can you look up someone’s military record? World War I – Present You can find veterans’ military service records from World War I to the present day from the National Personnel Records Center (NPRC). NPRC contains many types of records, includingRead News

Oh Canada: A Canadian Risk Assessment of the United States

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Editor’s Note: This article was originally published in June 2022 by the Canadian Institute of Global Affairs. Recently, two respected groups of Canadian experts (many retired from extensive government service) published reviews of Canadian national security strategies. They had an unusual warning for Canada. Along with a focus on issues you can expect, such as global warming and competition with Russia, the University of Ottawa review expressed these surprising concerns: The protests of [Canadian trucks] [at the U.S.-Canada border] also pointed to a broader and potentially existential question for Canada: the implications of a democratic return to the United States.Read News

Nuechterlein: As the world changes, so does the United States

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The other day a good friend asked me, “Is our country in a bad state today?” I pondered this serious question and replied, “The country is not the same self-confident place as it was between 1945 and 2000.” Most people my age remember the Great Depression of the 1930s, when banks across the country closed, 25 million jobs were lost, and there was no Social Security to tide people. It was not until the rearmament of Europe in 1939 when war was imminent that employment began to recover in the United States. At the end of World War II, whichRead News

United States and G20: Building a More Peaceful, Stable and Prosperous World

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Secretary Blinken will travel to Bali, Indonesia, to attend the G20 Foreign Ministers ’Meeting, where he will reaffirm US commitment to work with key resources to advance US interests and address global challenges. These problems include: malnutrition and malnutrition; combating climate change; attack COVID -19 and strengthen global security; and to address the global outcome of the confrontation with Russia’s continued invasion of Ukraine. In addition to attending the G20 summit, the Secretary-General will hold a bilateral meeting with the Indonesian Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi. Secretary Blinken will also meet with the People’s Republic of China (PRC) State Councilor andRead News

Fitch revises the US forecast to stable; Confirms grade to “AAA”

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Copyright © 2022 Fitch Ratings, Inc., Fitch Solutions, Inc. and its affiliates. Policies | Manage Cookies | Manage Settings Build v4.6.104 There, three top international rating agencies control most of the rating business: Standard and Poor’s (S&P), Moody’s Investors Service (Moody’s) and Fitch Ratings. How many Fitch Ratings are there? Type subsidiary number of employees 4,500 (roughly) website fitchratings.com What is the F1 Fitch rating? F1: Highest short-term credit quality. Indicates the strongest intrinsic ability to pay financial obligations on time; may contain an additional “” to denote an exceptionally strong credit attribute. What does B mean in Fitch rating?Read News

Concacaf W: Haiti shocks Mexico with 3-0 loss, USA beats Jamaica and qualifies for World Cup – Equalizer Soccer

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The CONCACAF W Championship continued on Thursday night, with Group A playing its second of three group stage matches. The United States won a 5-0 victory over Jamaica to put it firmly on top of the group, and then Mexico took on Haiti hoping to resume the course, but it was resonantly defeated. Haiti’s resounding defeat of Mexico sends it closer to first World Cup berth On Thursday night’s CONCACAF clash between Haiti and Mexico, the two teams knew they had something to prove. Haiti suffered a 3-0 loss to the United States on Monday night, but still exceeded expectationsRead News

Afghanistan needs the active involvement of the United States

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On August 15, 2021, the Taliban captured the Afghan capital, Kabul, as President Ashraf Ghani fled the country. Now, almost a year later, the world seems to have largely forgotten about Afghanistan, leaving some 30 million Afghans with their basic human rights and freedoms curtailed as the country faces economic collapse. Ukraine is, of course, a priority, but Afghanistan urgently needs international support to find a way back to a path of political and economic stability, rather than the dual threat of illegal migration and transnational terrorism. Historically, the US has approached Afghanistan too little (as in the 1990s) orRead News

A woman accused of murder in Texas has been charged with misuse of a passport while traveling from the United States.

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NEWARK, N.J. – An Austin, Texas woman was charged today with using a passport belonging to another person when she flew out of Newark Liberty International Airport, US Attorney Philip R. Sellinger announced. Kaitlin Armstrong, 34, is charged with one count of misusing a passport. Armstrong will make his first appearance on a date to be determined. The city of Austin, Texas obtained a warrant for Armstrong’s arrest on May 17, 2022, for a murder that allegedly occurred on May 11, 2022 in Austin. The victim died after suffering multiple gunshot wounds. On May 12, 2022, officers from the AustinRead News

The European Parliament condemns the American abortion decision and demands protection of human rights

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BRUSSELS (AP) – The European Union parliament on Thursday strongly condemned the end of constitutional protections for abortion in the United States and called for such safeguards to be enshrined in the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the United States. -EU. In a vote of 324 to 155 with 38 abstentions, European Parliament lawmakers adopted a resolution that crystallized the anger seen in most of the 27 EU member states since the US Supreme Court ruled. its judgment on 24 June. “We have learned a lesson: The human rights of women and girls can never be taken for granted, andRead News

Five men indicted for crimes related to the repressive scheme to silence criticism of the People’s Republic of China living in the United States

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A federal grand jury in Brooklyn yesterday returned a superseded indictment charging five defendants, including one current federal law enforcement officer and one retired federal law enforcement officer, with various crimes related to a transnational scheme of oppression organized on behalf of Govt. People’s Republic of China (PRC). Defendants Fan “Frank” Liu, 62, of Jericho, New York; Matthew Ziburis, 49, of Oyster Bay, New York; and Qiang “Jason” Sun, 40, of the PRC was indicted in March 2022 for allegedly carrying out a transnational scheme of oppression that targeted US residents whose political views and actions are frowned upon by theRead News

Securing U.S. Territorial Rights in the Arctic: New Actions to Protect America’s Continental Shelf

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The United States has important entitlements to a wide range of underwater territories in the Arctic and other regions rich in oil, natural gas, minerals and marine life in an area known as the “expanded continental shelf” (ECS). These unique maritime geographical features are defined and codified in international law and rights based on the maritime scope of the United States submarine will extend far beyond the 200 nautical miles of the continental shelf to which all coastal states are entitled. For the past two decades the US government has been researching and collecting data intensively to establishRead News

China is conducting combat exercises around Taiwan while the U.S. senator visits

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Chinese and Taiwanese printed flags are seen in this illustration taken on April 28, 2022. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration TAIPEI/BEIJING, Jul 8 (Reuters) – Chinese fighter jets crossed the median line of the sensitive Taiwan Strait on Friday in what the island government called a provocation, as a U.S. senator visited Taipei for a meeting with Taiwan. President Tsai Ing-wen. that China condemned. China claims democratically governed Taiwan as its own territory and has increased military and political pressure to try to force the island to accept Chinese rule. Taiwan’s Defense Ministry said the Chinese aircraft “intentionally crossed the median line ofRead News

Biden finds himself in a storm between Russia and its American prisoners

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(CNN) President Joe Biden is caught up in a tension between increasingly fretful families of Americans in Russia and Vladimir Putin – a leader who has little qualms about using civilians to exclude his political goals. Biden is facing increasing pressure from family members of WNBA star Brittney Griner and ex-US Marine Paul Whelan, who are frustrated by his failure to bring them home and questioned whether their fates have received his personal attention. But the White House’s response only deepens its political inconvenience. After Biden called Griner’s wife Cherelle on Wednesday and responded to a letter from the basketballRead News

The United States must provide fair housing outcomes for all

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Even before the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the United States was grappling with a housing crisis that left too many low-income and working Americans without adequate access to a safe, affordable roof over their heads. Since 2013, more than 80 percent of the country’s most populous regions have become less affordable for renters, a trend disproportionately affecting Black and Hispanic households. Now, two years into the pandemic, the health and economic toll of COVID-19 has only exacerbated the systemic and structural inequalities that underlie the country’s ongoing housing crisis. As of January 2021, an estimated 15 million adults facedRead News

Jamaica vs USA – Football Match Report – 7 July 2022

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Does the US lose its dominance over women’s football? (1:58) Kathleen McNamee told Sebastian Salaza why she is the only U.S. player to enter the top 10 in the ESPN FC Women’s Division. (1:58) Sophia Smith scored two goals in the opening minutes and the U.S. women’s team booked a place in the 2023 World Cup on Thursday in a 5-0 win over Jamaica at the CONCACAF W Championships in Monterrey, Mexico. With two wins in the W Championship, the United States is their leading team and will go to the World Cup next summer, organized jointly by Australia andRead News

Secretary Mayorkas Remarks on the Retirement of the Director of the United States Secret Service, James M. Murray

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WASHINGTON – Today, Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro N. Mayorkas issued the following statement following the retirement announcement of James M. Murray, Director of the United States Secret Service: “James Murray has been an exceptional director of the United States Secret Service. He has led with unwavering integrity, tireless dedication to mission and unwavering devotion to the well-being of his sovereign workforce. Under Director Murray’s leadership, the Secret Service has strengthened its status as the leading protecting body in the world and has sophisticated and expanded its investigative capabilities to meet an increasingly dynamic threat landscape. “I have benefited enormouslyRead News

Declaration on the anniversary of the assassination of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse – US State Department

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Today marks one year since Haiti’s President Jovenel Moïse was assassinated. The United States continues to staunchly support the pursuit of justice and accountability for those who planned, financed and committed this horrific crime. We remain concerned about the limited progress of Haiti’s investigation into the murder. Although the fifth investigating judge has recently been appointed, the Haitian authorities have not sufficiently responded to requests from the judiciary to take stricter security measures to protect the bailiffs assigned to the case and to maintain the chain of custody of key evidence . Unfortunately, the same can be said for manyRead News

How will we know if the United States is in recession?

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A growing number of cybercriminals predict that the United States is heading for a recession next year. Studies have shown that some Americans believe we are already there. But no matter how bad the information and the sad feelings among the American people, it may be a long time before we really know when and when the country has fallen into a slump. “By the time the economic downturn is officially announced, we’re either well into it or almost gone,” said Josh Bivens, director of research at Left Economic. Policy Institute. Crisis in the US has been officially identified byRead News

Secretary Blinken’s Conversation with Pakistani Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari – United States Department of State

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Below is a link to Spokesperson Ned Price: Foreign Secretary Antony J. Blinken met with Pakistani Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari today. The Secretary-General welcomed the 75th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic ties between the United States and Pakistan and reaffirmed our joint policy of enhancing US-Pakistan friendship on economic stability, environment, and health. The Secretary-General and the Foreign Minister also discussed the need to work together to tackle the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan, regional stability, trade and public relations, and the negative impact of Putin’s war on Ukraine on food security in Pakistan and the world. on theRead News

National Guatemalan convicted of smuggling an unaccompanied child into the United States

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After a seven-day trial, a federal jury today found defendant Julio Ruiz Chuta, 35, guilty of smuggling an unaccompanied minor into the United States for financial gain. The jury found Chuta not guilty of forced labor and confiscation of the child’s passport and other immigration documents. According to the evidence presented in court, the defendant knew the underage victim and his family, as they were from the same village in Guatemala. Due to limited options in Guatemala and because the defendant had lived in the United States, the family turned to the defendant for help. Based on the defendant’s promiseRead News

Secretary Blinken’s call with Israeli Prime Minister Lapid – US State Department

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The following can be attributed to spokesperson Ned Price: Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken spoke today with Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid and congratulated him on his new role. The Secretary reaffirmed to the Prime Minister the unwavering commitment of the United States to the US-Israeli partnership, to the security of Israel, and to countering common threats, including those from Iran. He also emphasized US support for a negotiated two-state solution. Secretary Blinken noted that President Biden looks forward to celebrating our partnership with Israel during his upcoming visit.

USA midfielder Adams joins Leeds from Leipzig

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July 6 (Reuters) – US striker Tyler Adams has joined Leeds United from RB Leipzig on a five-year deal, the Premier League club announced on Wednesday. Details of the deal have not been disclosed but British media say Yorkshire players have paid around miliyan 20 million ($ 23.80 million) for the player. Adams will play under Leeds coach Jesse Marsch for the third time in his career after a stint at Leipzig with the New York Red Bulls. Register now for FREE unlimited access to Reuters.com Adams has made over 100 appearances for Leipzig since joining the Bundesliga club inRead News