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Forbes: Trump Hits Out Against Former Russian President’s War Threat—Doubles Down On India Tariff
President Trump reaffirmed his 25% tariffs on India and criticized its trade relations with Russia, stating he is indifferent to their economic ties. He emphasized that the U.S. has minimal business with both nations and threatened secondary tariffs on Russia's trading partners unless the war in Ukraine ends.
Trump's comments follow a warning from former Russian president Dmitry Medvedev, who suggested Trump's ultimatums could escalate tensions. In response, Trump dismissed Medvedev's concerns and warned him to be cautious with his words, highlighting the lack of business between the U.S. and Russia.
Times Of Israel: Over half of US Senate Democrats back failed measures to block arms sales to Israel
The US Senate blocked resolutions from Senator Bernie Sanders aimed at halting over $675 million in arms sales to Israel, with a majority of Democrats voting against the transfers for the first time. This reflects growing disillusionment within the party regarding Israel's actions in Gaza.
Sanders noted the shift as a sign that the American public opposes funding the conflict. Despite the failed resolutions, the votes indicate a significant change in Democratic perspectives on military support for Israel amid ongoing humanitarian concerns in Gaza.
#crime
GB News: Transgender teen jailed for six years over 'Doomsday' school shooting plan
A transgender teenager from Scotland, Felix Winter, has been sentenced to six years in prison for planning a school shooting. Winter, who idolized the Columbine shooters and held neo-Nazi beliefs, was arrested after alarming peers with threats and a photo in combat gear.
The court revealed that Winter had engaged with a neo-Nazi group online for over 1,000 hours and had previously been referred to a counter-terror program. Despite defense arguments citing mental health issues, the judge emphasized the severity of the threats made by Winter, including plans for a violent attack at an Edinburgh school.