President Donald Trump has fired Director of the National Portrait Gallery Kim Sajet.
U.S. Presents Nuclear Proposal to Iran Amid Enrichment Concerns
The Trump administration announced Saturday that it had presented Iran with an outline of a deal for limiting the Islamic Republic’s nuclear program.
The White House did not share the details of the plan, which Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt characterized as “acceptable” to the administration. A point of contention is whether the U.S. will demand total dismantlement in exchange for sanctions relief and other concessions, a prospect that Iran has characterized as a no-go. Iran confirmed that it had received the outline via an Omani intermediary.
Earlier Saturday, the International Atomic Energy Agency, the UN’s nuclear monitoring body, disclosed that Iran’s stores of near-bomb-grade uranium had increased by roughly 50 percent in the past three months in a report obtained by the New York Times. If the stores were enriched to weapons levels, they could provide warheads for about 10 bombs. In that report, Raphael Grossi, head of the IAEA, urged “a diplomatic resolution, under a very robust I.A.E.A. inspection system.” A second report detailed Iranian noncompliance with IAEA inspections.
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San Diego Democrat labels ICE as ‘State-sponsored terrorism’
A San Diego councilmember labeled U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents as “terrorists” in a social media post over the weekend sparking backlash.
California trans athlete wins multiple girls track and field state championship events
A transgender athlete won first place in multiple track and field championship events at a California state meet on Saturday despite a warning from President Donald Trump just days prior.
North Carolina: At least 1 Dead, 11 injured in mass shooting
One person has died and 11 others have been injured during a mass shooting in North Carolina.
Ukraine smuggled FPV drones deep within Russia destroying ‘41 Russian heavy bombers,’ Kyiv claims
The Ukrainian military carried out a large-scale attack against Russian military aircraft, reportedly utilizing smuggled drones to attack deep within Russian territory, according to a Kyiv official.
Box Office: ‘Sinners’ Slays ‘Minecraft’ to Take #1 Spot With $45 Million Debut
NEW YORK (AP) — Brand names, not filmmakers or stars, are said to rule the box office these days. But Ryan Coogler’s “Sinners,” led by twin Michael B. Jordans, proved a bloody exception to modern movie rules, launching with $45.6 million in ticket sales in U.S. and Canadian theaters, according to studio estimates Sunday.
“Sinners,” a Warner Bros. release that cost about $90 million to produce, was a bold gamble on originality — albeit with genre elements — and one of the most bankable American directors in Coogler. The “Creed” and “Black Panther” director wrote and produced “Sinners,” a 1932-set vampire movie about bootlegging brothers (both played by Jordan) who open a juke joint in their Mississippi hometown.
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Exclusive–Wilcox: Van Hollen’s El Salvador Trip Reveals the Darkness of the Anti-Borders Left
Exclusive–Wilcox: Van Hollen’s El Salvador Trip Reveals the Darkness of the Anti-Borders Left
Senator Chris Van Hollen’s (D-MD) recent trip to El Salvador to advocate for the release of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a deported Salvadoran national, has sparked intense debate and drawn sharp criticism.
The lawmaker’s journey to the Central American nation, where he was denied access to Garcia at the Centro de Confinamiento del Terrorismo (CECOT) maximum security prison, showed the disturbing true colors of anti-borders politicians: an instinct to prioritize the interests of illegal aliens over those of legal American citizens.
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Klaus Schwab Vacates WEF Chair
Then, just like that, he was gone. The globalist World Economic Forum (WEF) founder Klaus Schwab on Monday vacated his position as chair of its board of trustees, the elite Geneva-based institution confirmed.
AFP reports Schwab informed the WEF’s board “as I enter my 88th year, I have decided to step down from the position of Chair and as a member of the Board of Trustees, with immediate effect.”
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‘He Returned to the House of the Father’: European Leaders Hail Pope Francis
European political leaders moved to express their memories, condolences, and hopes on Monday as the news of the passing of Pope Francis earlier that morning.
Much of Europe has, historically, been Catholic and remains officially so even amid the recent decades of change, excepting the Orthodox East and Protestant north. In Paris, the bells of the recently restored Notre Dame rung out 88 times for the Pope’s 88 years of age, and the Eiffel Tower will not be illuminated this evening. In churches throughout Catholic Austria, bells will rung simultaneously for ten minutes this afternoon and football matches planned for today across Italy are cancelled in mourning.
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Israel’s President Offers Condolences on Death of Pope Francis
Israeli President Isaac Herzog expressed the condolences of his country to the Christian world on the death of Pope Francis on Monday, just one day after leading Easter celebrations at the Vatican.
In a statement, Herzog said:
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PETA thanks Trump admin for ending Navy experiments on cats and dogs, calls for broader ban
The People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) has thanked the Trump administration for banning Navy-funded experiments on dogs and cats.
Paleontologists Digitally Reconstruct 120-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Trackway
Long dinosaur trackways provide valuable records of trackmaker behavior, yet their study is often hindered by logistical challenges in documentation and analysis. In a new study, paleontologists from the University of Queensland and the China University of Geosciences addressed these limitations by employing digital methodologies to re-analyze a 70-m-long theropod dinosaur trackway in China.
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Scientists Identify Genetic Region Responsible for Prickle-Free Blackberry Canes
Prickle-free blackberry (Rubus subgenus Rubus) canes are strongly preferred by growers due to food and worker safety concerns and damage to fruit from mechanical injury by prickles.
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Amber in Cretaceous Sea Deposits Contains Traces of Ancient Large-Scale Tsunamis
Large amber deposits discovered in northern Japan were likely swept out from a forest to the ocean by one or more tsunamis between 116 and 114 million years ago (Early Cretaceous epoch), according to new research led by the Geological Survey of Japan and Chuo University.
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New Species of Deep-Sea Flapjack Octopus Discovered Off Coast of Australia
Named the Carnarvon flapjack octopus (Opisthoteuthis carnarvonensis), the new species is a small (around 4 cm in diameter), gelatinous octopus with massive eyes and blood-red tentacles.
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Planetary Scientists Find New Evidence for Tectonic Activity on Venus
Venus, Earth’s ‘twin planet,’ presents clear contrasts in terms of surface conditions, atmospheric chemistry, and tectonic state. Understanding the interior processes shaping Venus’ surface is a fundamental goal for planetary sciences.
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World Boxing introduces mandatory gender testing for athletes
World Boxing has introduced a mandatory gender testing policy for competitions.
Bono slammed by Musk after claiming USAID closure resulted in 300K deaths: ‘He’s such a liar/idiot’
U2 lead-singer Bono slammed the Trump administration for shuttering the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), claiming that the closure was responsible for 300,000 deaths.
F1 grid: Starting positions for Spanish Grand Prix
Lando Norris lost ground in the championship race after McLaren team-mate Oscar Piastri produced a flawless performance to win Sunday’s Spanish Grand Prix.
Norris started second and finished in the same position – despite losing out to Red Bull’s Max Verstappen off the line – taking the chequered flag 2.4 seconds behind Piastri.
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