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Trump trying to kick Ukrainian families back into a war zone

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What an evil POS. Can you say, "Russian Asset"? Definitely Russian asshat...

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Exclusive-Trump plans to revoke legal status of Ukrainians who fled to US, sources say

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -U.S. President Donald Trump's administration is planning to revoke temporary legal status for some 240,000 Ukrainians who fled the conflict with Russia, a senior Trump official and three sources familiar with the matter said, potentially putting them on a fast-track to...
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Check out this stupidity

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Duke Medical School Labels Punctuality As “White Supremacy Culture” - Sharesplosion

In a controversial move, Duke University Medical School has released a strategic plan that claims adhering to standard professional expectations like punctuality, dress codes, and work styles is part of a "white supremacy culture." This bold assertion is part of their 2021 initiative titled...
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Round 1 goes to Auburn

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What a game. Auburn smothered them defensively much like the Tennessee game. Sears was able to get a few questionable calls with his foul hunting that kept bama hanging around.

UF/UT/bama are the three best SEC teams we’ve played. I’d rank them in that order. Defensively UT was the best we’ve seen. Florida’s big men are relentless.

The NET rankings are. . . .

#1 Auburn
#2 Duke
#3 Houston
#4 Florida
#5 Tennessee
#6 alabama
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PBS: Trump cut lifesaving foreign aid while his State Department finalized plans to buy expensive art for embassies

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Trump cut lifesaving foreign aid as State Department planned to buy expensive art for embassies

The intended purchases, which total nearly $2 million, were described by a U.S. government official with information about the State Department’s spending plans.
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In its earliest days, the second Trump administration cut off lifesaving food and medical aid to countries worldwide. It halted efforts to stop teens from joining drug cartels in Mexico. And it shut down programs aimed at resettling Afghans who assisted U.S. troops during the fight against the Taliban.

But at least initially, the budget for expensive artwork to hang in U.S. embassies and consulates worldwide remained robust.

The State Department planned, for instance, to purchase a $650,000 “triple-height suspended sculpture” for its embassy in Brasília. It had designs on a $55,000 “wall installation” in Malawi. A “textile work” that costs $105,000 and a $94,000 “suspended sculpture that would span two levels” were on the books for Mauritius. And $550,000 was set aside for “three ceiling suspended sculptures” that would hang in the “main atrium space” of the American embassy in Riyadh.

The intended purchases, which total nearly $2 million, were described to me by a U.S. government official with information about the State Department’s spending plans.
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