A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration from ending the legal status of over 8,400 family members of US citizens and green card holders from seven Latin American countries. A US federal judge has blocked the Trump administration’s attempt to revoke the legal status of more than 8,400 relatives of American citizens and green
Canadian QB Taylor Elgersma opens up about Green Bay Packers release, NFL workout tour
Photo courtesy: Hailey Tripodi, Laurier Athletics. Canadian quarterback Taylor Elgersma hopes for another NFL opportunity following his release by the Green Bay Packers after the team’s training camp in August. “I learned a lot. I grew a lot as a player being able to learn from coaches Matt LaFleur, Adam Stenavich, from players Jordan Love, Malik Willis
Trump explains why he is ‘anti’ Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl performance, Entertainment News
Donald Trump is “anti” the decision to hire Bad Bunny and Green Day for the Super Bowel Halftime Show. The US President has voiced his displeasure at the decision to hire Bad Bunny and the chart-topping band, both of whom have previously been critical of the billionaire businessman, for the upcoming Super Bowel Halftime Show.
News Analysis: A playbook emerges to counter Trump as ‘middle powers’ unite
NUUK, Greenland — The notion that Denmark alone, or Europe together, could defend Greenland against an American force had become the source of relentless mockery within the White House. The Danish were dismissed as “irrelevant,” while Europe was portrayed as a shadow of its former self. If President Trump chose to take control of this Arctic island
Former Green Party member sues group over being kicked out for making fun of ‘fae/faer’ pronouns
The former co-chair of Green Party Women in the UK has filed a suit against the political party after she was suspended for mocking the “fairy” set of preferred pronouns. Emma Bateman was kicked out of the group after being “found to have breached diversity rules,” The Telegraph reported. She had allegedly made “clearly antagonistic”
The Woman Who Stands Between Donald Trump and Greenland
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Five Chinese PV giants anticipate combined 2025 losses of US$4.1-4.7 billion
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Flying Tigers and Doolittle Raiders forged a lasting Sino-US friendship
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Trump’s not the first US president to fall in love with war. History shows where this is going | Peter Beinhart
To many observers, Donald Trump’s open bellicosity – his threats to attack Greenland and Iran, and his recent kidnapping of Venezuela’s president, Nicolás Maduro – looks like an ideological reversal. “Donald Trump betrayed his MAGA base today [by] launching a war of choice to bring regime change in Venezuela,” tweeted Democratic representative Ro Khanna on
Trump’s Greenland Fiasco
In 1978, Václav Havel, the Czech playwright, dissident, and future President, wrote an essay, distributed clandestinely, that tells of a greengrocer who hangs a sign in his shopwindow reading “Workers of the World, Unite!” He doesn’t actually believe in this hollow slogan, nor do his customers—rather, they are all engaged in a performative ritual, a