The garbage truck from Donald Trump's 2024 campaign, which symbolized his response to being called 'garbage' by Joe Biden, will feature in his inauguration parade. The truck became iconic after Trump used it during a rally to criticize Biden. Trump's inauguration, where Biden confirmed his attendance, will include the truck and a 'Make America Great Again Victory Rally.'
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Vietnam's new "decree 147," implemented in December, tightens regulations on social media platforms like Facebook, YouTube, and TikTok, granting authorities increased control over online content. The decree mandates user account verification, data storage within Vietnam, and swift removal of posts deemed illegal. Critics argue it will further stifle free speech and dissent, as the government intensifies its crackdown on political content and citizen journalism, with social media companies facing... Expand
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Panamanian President Jose Raul Mulino denied claims from the US state department that a deal had been reached allowing US warships to transit the Panama Canal for free. Mulino clarified that he had informed US secretary of defense Pete Hegseth that neither he nor Panama could waive transit fees. The Panama Canal authority also stated there were no adjustments to fees. The disagreement follows recent talks with US officials, including concerns over China's influence in the canal region.
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