Where is JD Vance’s suit? Greenland trip brings back Zelenskyy memes for VP
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A Texas woman was left in constant fear after a suspect intentionally rammed her Tesla in an unprovoked hit-and-run attack. The incident, part of a growing wave of vandalism targeting Teslas, caused significant damage to her vehicle and highlighted potential political and social tensions tied to the company’s CEO, Elon Musk.
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Greenland’s Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen has rejected US President Donald Trump’s claim that America will acquire the Arctic island, asserting that Greenland decides its own future. Despite Trump’s suggestion that military force was not off the table, Greenlandic leaders maintain their autonomy against foreign control.
Dr Sophie Chandauka, the chairperson of the African charity co-founded by Prince Harry, said she felt tension with Harry a year ago when Harry’s team asked her to defend Meghan Markle from negative publicity. “I said no, we’re not setting a precedent by which we become an extension of the Sussex PR machine,” Chandauka said.
Iran’s President Pezeshkian has dismissed the proposal for direct negotiations over its nuclear program but remains open to indirect talks. The response, sent through Oman, emphasises Iran’s stance against direct talks under maximum pressure and threats while stressing the need for negotiations on equal footing.
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Susie Wiles, the first female White House Chief of Staff, emphasizes her role in ensuring smooth operations during Donald Trump’s second administration. Highlighting key priorities such as trade discussions, economic rebuilding, and international peace efforts, Wiles reflects on her long-standing dynamic with Trump and their focus on impactful governance.
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