BREAKING: Russia says it will consider all ships traveling through Black Sea to Ukraine Ports as potential carriers of military cargoes from July 20

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BREAKING: Russia says countries linked to cargo ships approaching Ukraine party to conflict

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⚠️ Tornado Warning including Enfield NC, Scotland Neck NC and  Dortches NC until 1:30 PM EDT

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⚠️ A tornado watch has been issued for parts of North Carolina and Virginia until 7 PM EDT

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IRS whistleblower Gary Shapley: "This case was presented to two presidentially-appointed US attorneys in D.C. and California, that no charges were brought in those districts tells you everything you need to know."

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JUST IN - Stanford University president resigns following concerns about his research and papers.

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Dear God. Where are we?

THE PEOPLE’S PRESIDENT — President Trump explains why he held the Sound of Freedom screening for a bigger audience so that it wouldn’t just be himself and Melanie viewing the movie.

NEW JERSEY — President Trump greets club members and Kari Lake at the Sound of Freedom screening in Bedminster.

BREAKING 🚨 White House: Cluster munitions are now in Ukrainian hands and being deployed in the field

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🇿🇦🇺🇸 State Department Head Nuland to travel to South Africa so that authorities of the country "reassess their relationship with Moscow."

'Murica thinking it can bully and bribe Africa into politically subduing its own political interests to spare Western feelings.

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NEW - United States BLACKLISTS four Israeli-controlled firms whose spyware has allegedly been used by governments to hack the phones of opponents.

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🇺🇦🌾🇷🇺 Wheat prices spike after Russia bombs Odesa grain port in Ukraine, threatens to attack ships

Global wheat futures — an indicator of prices for the coming season — made their biggest one-day jump since Russia invaded Ukraine 17 months ago, prompting fears it would become unaffordable for the world's poorest populations.

Chicago Board of Trade wheat future for September lifted $33 per tonne overnight to the equivalent of $395 per tonne, while international canola futures for November in Canada jumped $15 to $994 per tonne.

Yesterday, it was reported Russia bombed the Odesa port, destroying grain loading infrastructure and about 60,000 tonnes of grain stored at the port.

Russian has also warned that any ships sailing near Ukrainian ports would be "regarded as potential carriers of military cargo."

🔗 https://www.abc.net.au/news/rural/2023-07-20/wheat-price-spike-after-russia-bombs-odesa-grain-port/102625900