President Trump announced the immediate release of classified documents related to the assassinations of President Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr., revisiting past national security concerns. Only a small fraction of documents remain unreleased, while recent disclosures have provided insight into Cold War intelligence operations and Oswald’s activities.
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The Alaska Legislature passed a resolution urging President Trump to maintain the name Denali for the state's highest peak, emphasizing its cultural and historical significance. The resolution reflects bipartisan support to reject Trump's executive order to restore the name Mount McKinley.
US President-elect Donald Trump has raised concerns about China's expanding influence in the Panama Canal region, criticizing high fees and suggesting a return to US control. Panama's President José Raúl Mulino emphasized Panama's sovereignty. China's investments in Panama’s ports and infrastructure further highlight the strategic US-China rivalry over this critical global trade artery.
Donald Trump escalated his criticism of Volodymyr Zelenskyy, blaming him alongside Putin and Biden for the war's millions of deaths. He questioned Zelenskyy's military strategy and reliance on Western weapons. Despite recent tensions and echoing Kremlin talking points, Trump claimed a peace deal was still possible, following a deadly Russian missile strike in Sumy.
EE has warned users about the increased risk of scams on Valentine's Day, urging caution when sharing personal details online. Many individuals disclose sensitive information too easily, leading to potential fraud and financial losses. Key red flags include requests for money, emotional manipulation, and avoiding video calls.
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A Texas grandfather, Jorge Arbaiza, 61, was tragically killed in a McDonald's in Houston while buying lunch for his grandchildren. The fatal gunfire erupted between two groups, leaving his family devastated. Authorities have arrested suspect Antonio Ridge, who is linked to the shooting.
Vice President Kamala Harris did not extend the customary invitation to incoming Vice President JD Vance to familiarize him and his family with the Naval Observatory residence. Communication was later established between Vance's team and Navy officials to arrange details concerning the residence. Harris' team reportedly said they were busy canceling an overseas trip first and then with California wildfires.
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