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Wrestling icon Hulk Hogan has hinted at a potential pivot to politics, suggesting he could serve in a leadership role for up to 12 years. In a recent interview on NewsNation’s “Dan Abrams Live,” the 70-year-old Hogan, known for his legendary career in professional wrestling, expressed his confidence…
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Bolivian soldiers used an armoured troop carrier to smash their way into the presidential palace on Wednesday in an apparent attempted coup.After battering down the vast wooden doors, heavily-armed soldiers surged into the building in the centre of the capital La Paz.Inside, President Luis Arce confronted the army’s former top officer, Juan José Zúñiga, who appeared to be leading the rebellion, and told him: “I am your captain, and I order you to withdraw your soldiers. I will not allow this insubordination.”Hours later, Bolivian authorities arrested General Zuniga and took him into police custody, according to reports.However, shortly before his arrest, General Zúñiga claimed Mr Arce asked him to storm the palace in a political move. “The president told me: ‘The situation is very screwed up, very critical. It is necessary to prepare something to raise my popularity’,” General Zúñiga told reporters.General Zúñiga said he asked Mr Arce if he should “take out the armoured vehicles?” and Mr Arce replied, “Take them out.”Justice Minister Iván Lima denied General Zúñiga’s claims, saying he was lying and trying to justify his own actions for which he will face justice.Prosecutors will seek the maximum sentence of 15 to 20 years in prison for General Zúñiga, “for having attacked democracy and the Constitution”, Mr Lima said on X.
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“Stop doing coups in Bolivia. It’s not happening for you. Meanwhile, Bolivia under MAS has had basically the fastest red…”
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In March 2018, a day after announcing sweeping tariffs on metals imported from America’s allies and adversaries alike, President Donald J. Trump took to social media to share one of his central economic philosophies: “Trade wars are good, and easy to win.”As president, Mr. Trump presided over the biggest increase in U.S. tariffs since the Great Depression, hitting China, Canada, the European Union, Mexico, India and other governments with stiff levies. They hit back, imposing tariffs on American soybeans, whiskey, orange juice and motorcycles. U.S. agricultural exports plummeted, prompting Mr. Trump to send $23 billion to farmers to help offset losses.Now, as he runs for president again, Mr. Trump is promising to ratchet up his trade war to a much greater degree. He has proposed “universal baseline tariffs on most foreign products,” including higher levies on certain countries that devalue their currency. In interviews, he has floated plans for a 10 percent tariff on most imports and a tariff of 60 percent or more on Chinese goods. He has also posited cutting the federal income tax and relying on tariffs for revenue instead.
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“As someone whose family survives on a business that sells imported goods, this would be devastating. Tariffs are the sam…”
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By erasing paths to appropriately document the murder of Palestinian people, the government is institutionalizing genoci…
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The Biden admin. knows its radical abortion agenda would never pass and become law, so it continues to try and unlawfull…
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Joe's going to have a heart attack from too many stimulants.
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Back in the post-9/11 Bush years I couldn’t conceive of an administration with less concern for Middle Eastern lives, le…
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