⚡️ Senate has passed debt ceiling fast track, now heads to Biden for signature
🔥 Craig Tamanaha, 49, who is homeless, allegedly set the 50-foot tree ablaze at the holiday display outside the building of Fox News, the Wall Street Journal, and the New York Post, says that he had been “thinking about lighting the tree on fire all day long,” but that he “didn't do it.”
His father Richard Tamanaha of Hawaii, told the press that his son has a history of destructive stunts, is homeless and abuses drugs. Quote: “Oh, he’s a nut. I can’t control him,” he said. “Mentally, he’s not all there.”
He was released after his arraignment because his charges were not eligible for bail under new soft-on-crime reform laws.
😁 So the question is, who will pay the $500,000 in damages?
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His father Richard Tamanaha of Hawaii, told the press that his son has a history of destructive stunts, is homeless and abuses drugs. Quote: “Oh, he’s a nut. I can’t control him,” he said. “Mentally, he’s not all there.”
He was released after his arraignment because his charges were not eligible for bail under new soft-on-crime reform laws.
😁 So the question is, who will pay the $500,000 in damages?
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🚔 A woman from Florida led the police on a real chase just like in the GTA series
DVR footage shows an SUV making a futile attempt to escape the cops at the Grand Harbor Golf Course in Vero Beach.
Jodie Ann Harvey, 60, was identified as the driver and faces charges including hard foreclosure, criminal harm, and aggravated assault on an officer.
Confused golfers will pass this story down from generation to generation for a long time to come...
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DVR footage shows an SUV making a futile attempt to escape the cops at the Grand Harbor Golf Course in Vero Beach.
Jodie Ann Harvey, 60, was identified as the driver and faces charges including hard foreclosure, criminal harm, and aggravated assault on an officer.
Confused golfers will pass this story down from generation to generation for a long time to come...
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⚡️ UK High Court rules Assange to be extradited to US
⚡️ Assange's fiancee calls court decision to extradite journalist big mistake - Wikileaks
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Assange supporters and reporters gathered in front of the court.
The Reporters Without Borders has already condemned the court's decision "which will prove historic for all the wrong reasons," the organization's chief, Christophe Deloire, tweeted in response to the verdict.
The Reporters Without Borders has already condemned the court's decision "which will prove historic for all the wrong reasons," the organization's chief, Christophe Deloire, tweeted in response to the verdict.
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⚡️ Assange's fiancee calls court decision to extradite journalist big mistake - Wikileaks
⚡️ Reporters Without Borders condemns London court ruling to extradite Assange to USA - Secretary General
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Assange's supporters are still next to the court and pledge to keep fighting for him. However, the gathering is peaceful.
⚡IFJ urges Biden to end 'politically motivated' persecution after court ruling on Assange
‘F*** him’: Trump is unhappy with Netanyahu
It turns out that Donald Trump is "disappointed" with Benjamin Netanyahu, probably, one of his closest allies during the presidential term.
"The first person that congratulated [Biden] was Bibi Netanyahu, the man that I did more for than any other person I dealt with ... I haven’t spoken to him since. F*** him," Trump said, speaking to Israeli journalist Barak Ravid in an interview for a new book ‘Trump’s Peace: The Abraham Accords and the Reshaping of the Middle East.’
"The elections here were in dispute. They still are…Bibi could have stayed quiet. He has made a terrible mistake like Bibi. I still like Bibi. But I also like loyalty," the former president added.
It turns out that Donald Trump is "disappointed" with Benjamin Netanyahu, probably, one of his closest allies during the presidential term.
"The first person that congratulated [Biden] was Bibi Netanyahu, the man that I did more for than any other person I dealt with ... I haven’t spoken to him since. F*** him," Trump said, speaking to Israeli journalist Barak Ravid in an interview for a new book ‘Trump’s Peace: The Abraham Accords and the Reshaping of the Middle East.’
"The elections here were in dispute. They still are…Bibi could have stayed quiet. He has made a terrible mistake like Bibi. I still like Bibi. But I also like loyalty," the former president added.
⚡ Moscow says it's offering US, NATO alternative to new Cuban Missile Crisis-style scenario
Pentagon orders thinktank study to ‘identify critical questions’ on future of US nuclear programme
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🎥 Russian Su-30 fighter escorted US reconnaissance aircraft over Black Sea
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A camel, which was part of a nativity display in Kansas City, decided to stroll around the city instead. The officers who chased him said they were surprised to find that "camels can run 40 mph."
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🇮🇱🇺🇸Former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reacted to the insulting words of former US President Donald Trump about him, Maariv reports, citing the politician's press service.
"Former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu really appreciates the activities of President Donald Trump for the benefit of the State of Israel and its security," the newspaper quoted the response of Netanyahu’s press service.
"Former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu really appreciates the activities of President Donald Trump for the benefit of the State of Israel and its security," the newspaper quoted the response of Netanyahu’s press service.
Jen Psaki could not explain what her boss Joe Biden was talking about when he announced a new meeting between senior officials from the US, Russia and Washington’s NATO allies to discuss Moscow’s concerns about the alliance