Author: Newyorki

In a rare evening address to Americans, an incensed and emotional US President Joe Biden vehemently defended his mental competence on Thursday. This response came hours after a report criticizing his handling of classified documents was released. Broadcast live from the White House, Biden expressed fury over the report’s allegations, particularly the claim that he couldn’t recall the date of his son Beau’s death in 2015 and other significant moments in his life. “My memory is fine,” he asserted. “There’s even reference that I don’t remember when my son died. How in the hell dare he raise that?” Biden exclaimed,…

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“The special counsel tasked with investigating the alleged mishandling of classified documents by President Joe Biden has concluded the inquiry,” US Attorney General Merrick Garland informed Congress on Wednesday, refraining from disclosing the investigation’s outcome. Special Counsel Robert Hur was appointed by Garland last year following the discovery of classified material dating back to Biden’s tenure as vice president in 2022. The documents were found at Biden’s residence in Wilmington, Delaware, and in a former office. “A Washington Post article on Tuesday revealed that the investigation’s report is critical of the handling of documents by Democratic President Joe Biden and…

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An actor from “Star Wars,” supported by Elon Musk’s X, is taking legal action against Disney for her dismissal due to controversial social media remarks regarding the Holocaust, the pandemic, and transgender rights. Gina Carano, formerly a prominent figure in Disney+’s hit series “The Mandalorian” until 2021, filed a lawsuit in California on Tuesday alleging wrongful termination. In the lawsuit, Carano contends that she was merely expressing her personal political opinions but faced relentless harassment from an “extreme progressive” online community. She alleges that Disney’s response and public statements have tarnished her reputation and jeopardized her future job prospects. Taking…

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Donald Trump’s absence from the Republican presidential primary ballots in Nevada won’t deter his dominance, as a separate caucus on Thursday, deemed the sole valid procedure by the state’s GOP, ensures his victory. Despite Nikki Haley’s participation in Tuesday’s primary, Trump’s uncontested win secures him another 26 delegates for the Republican convention in July. The primary process in Nevada is poised to quietly conclude, leaving little impact beyond Trump’s assured delegate haul. “Regardless of the outcome, it won’t make much of a difference because people aren’t particularly focused on it,” remarked Peter Loge from George Washington University. For many Americans,…

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Texas Governor Greg Abbott declared on Sunday that he is broadening the authority of his state’s forces along the southern U.S. border to defend against what he characterizes as a migrant “invasion.” This move comes amid a dispute with President Joe Biden’s administration, which alleges that Abbott is exceeding his jurisdiction. Abbott, accompanied by 13 Republican governors, visited Shelby Park in Eagle Pass, Texas, a location with access to the Rio Grande River, the natural border between the United States and Mexico. Governor Abbott emphasized during a news conference, “We are here to send a loud and clear message that…

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Negotiations between TikTok and Universal Music Group have hit a snag, resulting in the removal of songs by artists like Taylor Swift, The Weeknd, and The Beatles from the platform. As of Thursday, all music licensed to Universal is absent from TikTok’s library, leading to the muting of videos featuring Universal-licensed music. The previous licensing agreement between UMG and TikTok expired on January 31st. Following the breakdown in negotiations, Universal Music Group accused TikTok on Tuesday of attempting to establish a music-centric business without adequately compensating for the music it uses. The talks included discussions on fair compensation for artists…

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A judge in Delaware has invalidated the $56 billion compensation package awarded to Tesla CEO Elon Musk, supporting a shareholder’s claim that Musk was excessively compensated. The ruling in Delaware Chancery Court favored Tesla shareholder Richard Tornetta, granting the annulment of Musk’s 2018 compensation agreement. Judge Kathaleen McCormick ruled that Tornetta was “entitled to rescission.” The parties involved are now required to “confer” and submit a joint letter addressing various issues, including fees, to bring the matter to a conclusion. Tesla’s stock price experienced a more than three percent decline in after-hours trading following the 200-page ruling. Elon Musk, responding…

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Chita Rivera, a luminous figure in the world of Broadway, captivating audiences with her exceptional talents as a singer, dancer, and actress, passed away on Tuesday, as confirmed by her publicist. Her illustrious career spanned over six decades, leaving an indelible mark on the stages of Broadway. Rivera’s contribution to the world of theater was particularly significant in iconic productions like “West Side Story” and “Chicago,” where she showcased her unparalleled skills and became one of the foremost entertainers of her generation. Throughout her long and distinguished career, Rivera’s performances were celebrated for their vibrancy, talent, and the joy she…

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The Arab-American community’s discontent with Joe Biden’s Israel policy is emerging as a potential electoral challenge for the Democratic incumbent in the upcoming November presidential vote. This discontent is particularly palpable in key swing states, where the Arab-American community wields electoral influence. Over the weekend, Biden’s campaign manager faced a notable snub during a visit to Dearborn, Michigan, home to the largest concentration of Arab-Americans in the United States. A group of officials, including the mayor of the Detroit suburb, declined to meet with Julie Chavez Rodriguez. The dissatisfaction stems from Biden’s request for billions in additional military aid to…

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The TEXIT, or the Texas nationalist movement, is a name gradually surging on the American and global stage, gaining momentum in recent months as the US suffers more divisions and polarization than ever. It’s a long story—as old as the US civil war. But it appears things are heating up—and perhaps the climax is coming soon, with a key portion of the US planning—and assiduously working—to break from the world’s most powerful nation. Throughout the American history, the Lone Star State, Texas, weaves a complex narrative that includes its struggle for independence, the echoes of secession, and contemporary debates on…

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