US President-elect Donald Trump condemns Judge Juan Merchan’s decision to schedule his sentencing on January 10, 2025, regarding the hush money trial. Merchan upheld Trump's conviction but indicated no jail time, advocating for Trump’s unconditional discharge. Trump's team labels the decision as unconstitutional and plans to appeal.
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US President-elect Donald Trump announces plans to rename the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America, citing the US's significant involvement in the region. This proposal raises questions about the feasibility of such a change, given international naming conventions and potential pushback from other countries.
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Thousands of people on boats and on land staged a "surf and turf" protest in northwest Spain on Saturday against a planned textile factory and the reopening of a copper mine. Organisers -- who termed the rally a "surf and turf" protest -- said they had suspicions about the plans by Portuguese company Altri to build a factory to make lyocell, a semi-synthetic textile.
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