First Thing: Trump calls Epstein rumors a ‘radical left’ hoax and condemns Maga ‘weaklings’ | US news

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Donald Trump opened the Maga base and exploded his supporters as pure “weak” because they believed that the government’s infamous financier and sex criminal Jeffrey Epstein focused on important information about Epstein.

The president is facing a crisis because his supporters suspect that Epstein hides the details of Epstein’s crimes to protect members of the elite circle of the child sex criminal containing Trump at some point. In a mission of Social, the president claimed that his voters had fallen into a “radical left” deception to discredit him.

It is unusual for the base to question Trump – but it comes after confusing conspiracy theories, including the US’s “Deep State” elites during the election campaigns.

• What are the supporters upset about? An important point of adhesion announced that the government did not keep Epstein’s records of a “customer list” records. It is particularly controversial because the Chief Public Prosecutor Pam Bondi had previously said that such a list was “sitting at my desk to examine it right now, but later claimed that he had referred to other documents.

European missile manufacturer who sells pieces for bombs that kill children in Gaza

MBDA, the largest missile producer of Europe, sells key components for bombs used in more than one Israeli air strikes that kill Palestinian children and other civilians.

A Guardian investigation with independent news rooms examined the GBU-39 bomb supply chain and how it was used against Gaza.

The investigation identified 24 cases where GBU-39 was deployed in the attacks that killed civilians. Each attack included children among the dead, and many of them took place at night without warning in places where displaced families contain.

UN rapporteur in the occupied Palestinian regions, Francesca Albanian, asked global companies to be held responsible for karma profit from genocide ..

US Senate Aid and Public Broadcasts Duties Victory for Trump

While the US Senate continued to face little resistance to the control of President Congress, Trump’s plan to reduce billions of dollars from foreign aid and public broadcasting budgets.

The Senate voted 51 to 48 in favor of Trump’s plan to reduce $ 9 billion in expenditure. Most of the financing cuts are to plan to help countries dealing with diseases, war and natural disasters – but the movement goes to the value of $ 1.1 billion in the next two years.

In other news…

• Syrian President condemned Israel for “wide -scale targeting of civil and state facilities” After hitting Damascus On Wednesday, Israel entered a conflict between the Syrian army and the Drze fighters.

• A sex scandal shook Thailand among the Buddhist monks, With blackmail and luxury gifts, it illuminates the privileges of clergy.

• Mark Zuckerberg said Meta will build a data center almost the size of Manhattan And he spends hundreds of billions of dollars to develop artificial intelligence.

• Eight healthy babies were born using DNA and IVF embryos of three people. In a groundbreaking procedure to prevent inheritance of children from inherited genetic disorders.

Statistics of the Day: Trump’s 17% increase in military expenditures will add to Croatia’s equivalent emissions

Trump 17% The increase in spending for the Pentagon will increase the financing to $ 1 tnAnd emissions are as super charging as Croatia’s annual carbon footprint. He will push the total greenhouse emissions of the Pentagon to a surprising 178 mt CO₂E – Ethiopia, a country of 135 million people, is more than the annual carbon footprint.

Don’t miss this: Lena Dunham’s too much is not good enough

Lena Dunham’s daughters, a strictly written shipment of a narcissistic group of young women living in Brooklyn during the Obama period, were a sharp sacrifice and affected shows such as large cities and fleas. However, the latest offer, Falling Flat, Adrian Horton, partially shaped by the Internet comedy styles, “high lines and shocking expressions are superior” (Actor Megan Stalter’s experience in the front of the camera internet comedy) argues.

Climate Control: Artificial Intelligence and Crypto Tax ‘can finance climate action’

One of the architects of the Paris Agreement, governments should tax crypto currencies and take into account the taxes on artificial intelligence to pay for the climate action. “This can be a first step – again, the same justification [for AI as taxing cryptocurrency]Because they use a lot of energy, La Laurence Tubia said. Every year, producing Bitcoin uses Poland’s annual energy consumption.

Last thing: Is it thin or chopped? Even Neanderthals had different preferences when making dinner

We can think of our preferences for how we like to do our dinner for us – but a study found that even Neanderthals have different ways to prepare their meals. Researchers are also in different ways of various Neanderthal groups living in different ways. The traces of cutting were “the movements and movements of the Neanderthal people themselves, as reminders of footprints or hand traces on a cave wall”.

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