πMario Nawfal:
π¨12 HOUR NEWS RECAP
1. Trump dismissed the growing controversy surrounding the Signal chat incident as a "witch hunt," stating he would not fire anyone involved. The leak of the Yemen strike plans sparked outrage, with some Democrats, including Hakeem Jeffries, calling for Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's resignation.
2. The aftermath of Friday's powerful earthquake continues to devastate Thailand and Myanmar. In Bangkok, rescuers have recovered several bodies from the rubble of a collapsed high-rise building, with 10 fatalities confirmed so far, while in Myanmar, the official death toll crossed 1,700.
3. Canada's new PM, Mark Carney, said the country's old relationship with the U.S is over: "We can deal with this crisis best by building our strength right here at home. It will take hard work - we will need to dramatically reduce our reliance on the United States."
4. After defying Trump's executive order to ban trans athletes from girls' sports, Maine is now being referred to the Justice Department for alleged Title IX violations. State Rep. Laurel Libby, who sparked national outrage after exposing a trans athlete winning a girls' pole vault event, slammed Gov. Janet Mills for putting "ideology ahead of fairness and safety."
5. SpaceX will send a Dragon spacecraft on an unprecedented journey, orbiting both Earth's poles in low orbit tomorrow. The mission marks the first time humans will fly a complete polar orbit - venturing over both Arctic and Antarctic regions.
6. Marine Le Pen faces a critical ruling tomorrow that could ban her from running for the French presidency. Prosecutors allege she and her party misused β¬4.5M in EU funds for domestic political activity and are pushing for a 5-year electoral ban, a β¬300K fine, and a suspended jail term.
7. Iran threatened to attack the U.S base on Diego Garcia if any attack on them was launched from there. It follows the recent deployment of up to 9 B-2 "Spirit" stealth bombers to the island, sparking
π¨12 HOUR NEWS RECAP
1. Trump dismissed the growing controversy surrounding the Signal chat incident as a "witch hunt," stating he would not fire anyone involved. The leak of the Yemen strike plans sparked outrage, with some Democrats, including Hakeem Jeffries, calling for Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's resignation.
2. The aftermath of Friday's powerful earthquake continues to devastate Thailand and Myanmar. In Bangkok, rescuers have recovered several bodies from the rubble of a collapsed high-rise building, with 10 fatalities confirmed so far, while in Myanmar, the official death toll crossed 1,700.
3. Canada's new PM, Mark Carney, said the country's old relationship with the U.S is over: "We can deal with this crisis best by building our strength right here at home. It will take hard work - we will need to dramatically reduce our reliance on the United States."
4. After defying Trump's executive order to ban trans athletes from girls' sports, Maine is now being referred to the Justice Department for alleged Title IX violations. State Rep. Laurel Libby, who sparked national outrage after exposing a trans athlete winning a girls' pole vault event, slammed Gov. Janet Mills for putting "ideology ahead of fairness and safety."
5. SpaceX will send a Dragon spacecraft on an unprecedented journey, orbiting both Earth's poles in low orbit tomorrow. The mission marks the first time humans will fly a complete polar orbit - venturing over both Arctic and Antarctic regions.
6. Marine Le Pen faces a critical ruling tomorrow that could ban her from running for the French presidency. Prosecutors allege she and her party misused β¬4.5M in EU funds for domestic political activity and are pushing for a 5-year electoral ban, a β¬300K fine, and a suspended jail term.
7. Iran threatened to attack the U.S base on Diego Garcia if any attack on them was launched from there. It follows the recent deployment of up to 9 B-2 "Spirit" stealth bombers to the island, sparking
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