Tudor Dixon, a conservative commentator and former Republican candidate for Michigan governor, is considering another run for office, potentially targeting the US Senate or governor. Despite her 2022 defeat, Dixon remains active in politics and continues to champion economic growth and conservative governance.
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Kimberly Guilfoyle, ex-fiancee of Donald Trump Jr., intends to maintain a relationship with him despite their breakup due to their long history and mutual connections. Now all set to serve as the US Ambassador to Greece, Guilfoyle remains close with the Trump family, ensuring ongoing interaction with Don Jr. in public events.
Jessica Aber, former US attorney for the eastern district of Virginia, was found dead at her Alexandria home on Saturday morning. Investigations into her sudden death are ongoing, with the Virginia medical examiner's office determining the cause. Aber, a Biden appointee, resigned from her position in January.
An unvaccinated child died from measles in West Texas, marking the first related death in the US since 2015. A significant outbreak has affected 124 people, mostly children, in nine counties. The majority of the cases are from an undervaccinated Mennonite community. Experts predict the outbreak will continue due to low vaccination rates.
During President Trump's inauguration, a lip-reading TikTok creator interpreted a conversation between Barack Obama and George W. Bush, suggesting Obama asked how to stop current events. The two former presidents laughed. Obama attended without Michelle, and skipped Trump's inaugural lunch with Bush and Clinton, exemplifying a humorous and critical tone towards Trump.
UN secretary-general António Guterres on Monday warned about the global suffocation of human rights due to division and greed. He criticized ongoing conflicts like Russia-Ukraine and called for respect of territories and a cease-fire between Palestine and Israel. He also highlighted the negative impacts of climate change and technological exploitation.
Sean Diddy Combs was rushed to Brooklyn Hospital for an MRI due to knee issues while in jail for charges including sex trafficking and racketeering. The visit occurred at night to maintain privacy and avoid speculation and he was back to jail after MRI without spending a night in the hospital. Reports said it was not an emergency but a scheduled doctor visit. Recently, Diddy broke down in jail and pleaded with prison guards for hospital observation.
The White House announced an extension of the Lebanon-Israel deal until February 18, 2025, owing to Israel missing the previous deadline. Despite ongoing violence, US-mediated negotiations continue, with Israeli forces killing 22 people as tensions rise amidst efforts for a ceasefire and prisoner return.
President Donald Trump met Irish Prime Minister Micheal Martin at the White House for the St. Patrick's Day celebration. Trump critiqued Ireland's economic relationship with the U.S., while Martin highlighted Irish contributions. The visit included an early celebration and discussions on trade, EU relations, and personal anecdotes about socks and family backgrounds.
The White House accused federal judges of overstepping their authority following legal setbacks for President Trump, including blocking the deportation of Venezuelan migrants. Trump called for the impeachment of Judge Boasberg, while Chief Justice Roberts and others criticized this stance. The administration faced additional legal defeats, with courts halting actions like aid agency shutdowns and the military ban on transgender individuals.