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Trump and Powell clash in front of the camera for the cost of nourished renovation

On Thursday, Donald Trump argued with the president of the federal reserve, Jerome Powell, during a rare presidential visit to the headquarters of the Central Bank.

Trump continued his campaign to put pressure on the Fed to reduce interest rates and visited his headquarters in Washington to see expensive renovations that he suggested equivalent to fraud.

Having called Powell a “numbness” for the recent Fed decisions not to reduce the rates, Trump expressed pressure on Powell with criticisms of the $ 2.5 billion bill for the renovation of the historic buildings of the Fed.

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The ceasefire talks in the United States and Israel

The United States withdraws its negotiating team from Gaza’s ceasefire talks to Qatar after Donald Trump’s special envoy, Steve Witkoff, pointed out on Hamas for a “lack of desire to reach a cease-fire”.

“While the mediators have made a great effort, Hamas does not seem coordinated or acting in good faith,” said Witkoff on Thursday. “We will now consider other options to bring the hostages home and try to create a more stable environment for the inhabitants of Gaza.”

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Trump doj officials meet Ghislaine Maxwell

Jeffrey Epstein’s scandal deposits the swirling scandal around Donald Trump and his administration continued to degenerate Thursday when the officials of the Ministry of Justice met the long -standing partner of the late offender Ghislaine Maxwell, whose lawyer said “had answered each question … Honestly and the best of his abilities”.

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Bill Clinton would have sent Jeffrey Epstein Note for the birthday album

Former President Bill Clinton also sent a birthday letter to Jeffrey Epstein, Wall Street Journal reported. Last week, the newspaper reported that Trump had the author of a “debauchery” letter to Epstein as part of a birthday album compiled by Ghislaine Maxwell.

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A mixed reaction at the University of Columbia treats with Trump

The long -term agreement expected from Columbia University with the Trump administration after months of negotiations attracted both the conviction and praise of teachers, students and elders – a sign that the end of negotiations will hardly restore harmony on a campus deeply divided since the start of the War of Israel in Gaza.

David Pozen, professor at Columbia Law School, criticized the agreement as “a legal form to an extortion program,” he wrote.

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Trump’s GM to investigate Obama during the 2016 elections

The United States Ministry of Justice has trained a “strike force” to investigate the affirmations that the Obama administration made a “betrayal conspiracy” using false information to suggest that Russia interfered in the 2016 presidential election to help Donald Trump.

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The Venezuelans deported by Trump to El Salvador describe the “horror film” Mega-Prison

The Venezuelans men who were expelled by the United States to a notorious prison in El Salvador without regular procedure are expressed in the treatment they described as “hell” and as a “horror film”, after returning home. In total, 252 Venezuelan nationals were repatriated last week in an agreement between American and Venezuelan governments, with much capable of finding the family after their test in Salvador.

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Trump reprimands homelessness

The federal government seeks to repress the homeless in the United States, with Donald Trump issuing an executive decree to push local governments to withdraw poorly married people from the street.

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Trump signs an executive order to slow down the “chaotic” influence of money on university sports

Donald Trump signed a decree prohibiting “third party, Pay-Pour-Play” payments on university athletes, a move which, according to the White House, is intended to limit the tender wars financed by the Booster who have turned the landscape of university sports landscape in recent years.

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What happened to others today:

• South Park has launched its 27th season with a granted episode aiming Trump And his newly created parent company, Paramount, one day after having signed an agreement of $ 1.5 billion with the network.

• Thousands of employees of the American Department of Agriculture will be forced to make salary reductions And move outside the Washington DC region, as part of a major restructuring that experts will further weaken support for American farmers and complicate the response of forest fires.