Mon, December 9, 2024

[ Mon, Dec 09th 2024 ]: Forbes

Trump's Cabinet And Key Jobs: Alina Habba Picked For Counselor To The President

[ Mon, Dec 09th 2024 ]: RTE Online

FF-FG negotiating teams to begin talks on government formation

[ Mon, Dec 09th 2024 ]: National Herald

Fix atmosphere: Sisodia attacks Centre over law and order concerns in Delhi

[ Mon, Dec 09th 2024 ]: Firstpost

What are BJP's charges linking Sonia Gandhi to George Soros?

[ Mon, Dec 09th 2024 ]: Deccan Chronicle

Karnataka Winter Session Opens with Waqf Debate and Lingayat Protests

[ Mon, Dec 09th 2024 ]: The Daily Telegraph

Rachel Reeves to warn EU that free movement demands risk harming growth

[ Mon, Dec 09th 2024 ]: London Evening Standard

Former London MP Margaret Hodge made anti-corrupt .. n to target 'dirty money' in Britain and overseas

[ Mon, Dec 09th 2024 ]: The Bulwark

Stay on the Road to Damascus

[ Mon, Dec 09th 2024 ]: New York Sun

Greater Idaho Movement and Other Secessionist Groups Look to Trump 2.0 as Their Time

[ Mon, Dec 09th 2024 ]: WLRN

Lara Trump steps down as RNC co-chair and addresses speculation about Florida Senate seat

[ Mon, Dec 09th 2024 ]: Sydney Morning Herald

'I did some exercise': Albanese returns serve over tennis photos

[ Mon, Dec 09th 2024 ]: Sydney Morning Herald

Australia spends $140m to China-proof Nauru

[ Mon, Dec 09th 2024 ]: NBC News

'It's like Game of Thrones': Inside the jockeying for Trump administration jobs

[ Mon, Dec 09th 2024 ]: Prime Minister of India

PM addresses the programme organised by Ramakrishna Math in Gujarat

[ Mon, Dec 09th 2024 ]: Business Standard

Who is George Soros, the man at the centre of political debate in India?

[ Mon, Dec 09th 2024 ]: Sydney Morning Herald

Travel warning for Jewish visitors to Australia after synagogue attack

[ Mon, Dec 09th 2024 ]: ABC12

Trump lays out sweeping early acts on deportation and January 6 pardons

[ Mon, Dec 09th 2024 ]: Mother Jones

What Local Texans Pay to Subsidize New Gas Terminals: $4 Million Per Job

[ Mon, Dec 09th 2024 ]: Brisbane Times

The LNP MPs paid extra to lead scrutiny of the government's new laws

[ Mon, Dec 09th 2024 ]: ABC

Biden says fall of Assad regime in Syria is a 'historic opportunity'

[ Mon, Dec 09th 2024 ]: MSN

From eye doctor to brutal dictator: The rise (and fall) of Syria's Bashar al-Assad

[ Mon, Dec 09th 2024 ]: MSN

Syrian premier says government still functioning but challenges loom

[ Mon, Dec 09th 2024 ]: The Indian Express

Decode Politics: Who is 'Telangana Thalli', why there is a row over her statue

[ Mon, Dec 09th 2024 ]: The Mirror

Labour echoes Dominic Cummings' drive to recruit 'weirdos and misfits' into Whitehall

[ Mon, Dec 09th 2024 ]: The New York Times

New York Times - Top Stories

[ Mon, Dec 09th 2024 ]: Mediaite

'Wants to Protect His Child': Durbin Defends Bide .. n President 'Said Again and Again' He Wouldn't Do

[ Mon, Dec 09th 2024 ]: Associated Press

How some legislatures are undercutting their voters, plus Trump's negotiations with world leaders

[ Mon, Dec 09th 2024 ]: The New York Times

A Century-Old Law's Aftershocks Are Still Felt at the Supreme Court

[ Mon, Dec 09th 2024 ]: MSN

Civil Service needs 'innovators and disrupters', McFadden says

[ Mon, Dec 09th 2024 ]: CounterPunch

How Republics Succeed, Falter, and Fail

[ Mon, Dec 09th 2024 ]: MSN

Why is HTS banned in the UK and will this change now it has control in Syria?

[ Mon, Dec 09th 2024 ]: Sydney Morning Herald

'The fear is palpable': Australian women and children trapped in Syria afraid for their lives

[ Mon, Dec 09th 2024 ]: Mises Institute

The Study Supporting California's $20 Minimum Wage is Just Politics as Usual

[ Mon, Dec 09th 2024 ]: Buffalo News

Movers and shakers: Report outlines Buffalo's power structure, offers guide for how to navigate it

[ Mon, Dec 09th 2024 ]: Government Executive

Politics vs. Policy: Building partnerships with new appointees
Sun, December 8, 2024

[ Sun, Dec 08th 2024 ]: World Socialist Web Site

Fluoridation of community water and the politics of disinformation

[ Sun, Dec 08th 2024 ]: The Daily Star

Three pro-BNP bodies march towards Indian mission

[ Sun, Dec 08th 2024 ]: ABC

Biden says fall of Assad regime a 'historic opportunity'

[ Sun, Dec 08th 2024 ]: MSN

Oppn meets Fadnavis, demands LoP and Dy speaker posts

[ Sun, Dec 08th 2024 ]: Newsroom

Climate politics matures with Greens emissions plan

[ Sun, Dec 08th 2024 ]: MSN

Who are Syrian opposition fighters overthrew Assad's regime and what comes next?

[ Sun, Dec 08th 2024 ]: Sydney Morning Herald

ALP desperately needs Gen Z voters. Too bad Albanese just drove us further away

[ Sun, Dec 08th 2024 ]: Philadelphia Inquirer

Trump calls for immediate ceasefire in Ukraine and says a U.S. withdrawal from NATO is possible

[ Sun, Dec 08th 2024 ]: Reuters

Trump aims to deport all immigrants in the US illegally

[ Sun, Dec 08th 2024 ]: The West Australian

Newspoll: Voters rate Anthony Albanese as weakest leader in decades

[ Sun, Dec 08th 2024 ]: MSN

Russia grants Assad asylum after Trump claims Putin 'not interested in protecting him': TASS

[ Sun, Dec 08th 2024 ]: MSN

Bashar al-Assad And Family Are in Moscow: Russian News Agencies

[ Sun, Dec 08th 2024 ]: The New York Times

What to Know: How Rebels Toppled the Syrian Government and Deposed Assad

Trump lays out sweeping early acts on deportation and Jan 6 pardons, says Cheney and others 'should go to jail'

President-elect Donald Trump previewed immigration actions he plans to take in his first days in office and outlined how he expects his Justice Department to handle investigations into his political opponents and the criminal cases against January 6 defendants in his first network television interview since winning November's presidential election.
In his first television interview since the election, former President Donald Trump discussed potential future actions if he were to return to office, including a significant overhaul of immigration policies and the possibility of pardoning individuals involved in the January 6 Capitol riot. Trump suggested he would reinstate and expand the travel ban to include more countries, implement ideological screenings for immigrants, and potentially deport those with "jihadist sympathies." He also hinted at revisiting the issue of birthright citizenship. Regarding the January 6 rioters, Trump indicated he would consider pardons, arguing that many were unfairly treated and that their actions were a response to what he described as a "rigged election." This interview was conducted by Univision, marking his first major media appearance since the election, where he also touched on other topics like his legal battles and the state of the Republican Party.

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