Crisfield officially got word from FEMA last July that it had secured $36 million from the program to launch the first phase of its massive flood-protection initiative. read more
President Trump said late Saturday that U.S. and Chinese officials had negotiated a "total reset" in their trade relationship during talks in Switzerland. read more
As for Energy Star, this program started all the way back in 1992 under the first Bush administration. This is the department that's responsible for the iconic yellow stickers on home appliances. read more
DETROIT " Ford Motor beat Wall Street's first-quarter expectations, but suspended its 2025 financial guidance amid an expected $2.5 billion impact this year from President Donald Trump's tariffs. The Detroit automaker said it expects to offset $1 billion of those costs through remediation actions as well as volume and pricing expectations for a total impact of $1.5 billion in 2025. read more
The study, released Monday, shows that enormous state support unleashed under the strategy has enabled China to eliminate or reduce its dependence on imports such as rail and power equipment, medical devices and renewable-energy products. In addition, Chinese companies have become more competitive globally, gaining market share from foreign companies in sectors including shipbuilding and robotics. read more
"A silencer would alleviate some of the noise"
A healthy society would alleviate his need for a gun.
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Israeli Defense Forces allegedly recovers documents
On Sunday, May 18, the IDF said the documents were found at the Gaza Strip which shows Aslih was a member of the Military Wing of Hamas Movement equipped with a military identification number. The copies are from August 2019 and list the name, "Hassan Abdel Fattah Mohamed Aslih."
The post reads, "On October 7, he infiltrated Israeli territory alongside armed terrorists, filming scenes of murder, arson, and looting. His footage wasn't news coverage but it was part of the attack itself, intended to glorify terror."
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Following the link in the story, ended up here,
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Hassan Aslih, who was being treated for injuries from a previous Israeli strike, was targeted in what witnesses described as a drone attack on the hospital's surgical wing.
A doctor there confirmed that Aslih had been at the hospital for nearly a month after surviving an air strike on the same facility in April.
The Israeli military had previously accused him of involvement in the 7 October Hamas attack on Israel.
So the rules of this war say it's okay to kill someone recuperating in a hospital because he participated in the Oct 7 attacks.
By those rules, if you consider the creation of Israel and the Nakba an act of terror at least on par with Oct 7, it's okay to attack the perpetrators as they lay safe in their homes, as happened on Oct 7.
When did Obama declare a National Emergency to enact tariffs, visitor_?