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The University of Utah did not adequately assess the risks of the event attended by the conservative activist, such as the possibility of a shooter on the roof, while a representative of Turning Point, the organization founded by Charlie Kirk, insisted that he speak outdoors despite security concerns due to nearby roofs, according to a report submitted this Friday by the academic institution.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled on Friday, September 25, that Donald Trump's administration can use a new and controversial federal database designed, in theory, to verify voter citizenship for next November's elections. Critics argue that the Government overcomes the threat of non-citizens - an extremely rare phenomenon in the U.S. elections - to implement policies that would deprive people who are likely to vote for the Democratic Party of the right to vote.
The President of China concludes his visit to Washington on September 25 with a look at the Constitution and the Bill of Rights after a trip that has received criticism for being loaded in pompa, but light in achievements. However, Xi Jinping held that now the relationship between the US. The United States and its country will be characterized by "strategic stability," based on respect and reciprocity. Trump announced that "extraordinary things will happen" after what he called a "very productive" visit, although he stated that China's aid to Iran is "unacceptable."
The bilateral meeting and the subsequent dinner in homage to the visitor wasted pompa and symbolism, but did not offer clues on how both leaders will address the issues that separate them, such as artificial intelligence, trade, the Taiwan issue and the war with Iran. Trump exalted the ties between the two countries and, like Xi, preferred not to enter the divisive issues during public pronouncements.
CNN, MS NOW and Politics journalists recovered access to the White House on Thursday, September 24, after a judge suspended the veto imposed by President Donald Trump for 14 days and questioned the arguments used by his administration to justify the measure.
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is on Thursday, September 24, the third day of UN General Assembly discussions. In his video conference intervention, following the denial of a visa by the Donald Trump Administration, Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas stressed that his people "are facing one of the most dangerous moments in their history," he called for the failure to allow a second Nakba and urged the implementation of the so-called Gaza plan, including its reconstruction and the arrest of the Israeli siege. The first mini speech is now expected
The President of the United States. United States, Donald Trump, and his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, meet on Thursday, September 24 in Washington with the aim of containing tensions between the two countries and preserving the channels of dialogue. Trade, the race for artificial intelligence, the war against Iran and Taiwan will be among the main issues of a meeting in which great agreements are not expected.
The President of Argentina addressed the UN General Assembly on 23 September with a speech marked by tensions over the Malvinas. Javier Milei recalled his Government's legal actions against the companies that exploit resources on the island, controlled by the United Kingdom, and warned that he will take "letters on the matter." Shortly before, Iran's president, Masoud Pezeshkian, went up to the podium where he denounced "the cowardly attacks" of the US. The United States and Israel against their country, warned that it will maintain the defence and reproach "the double standards" of the international bodies they punish and their
President Donald Trump addressed the UN General Assembly on Tuesday, 22 September, where he addressed a number of hot issues, such as Ukraine, Greenland and artificial intelligence. In his country, the white house tenant was less virulent than usual.
The demand of the Canadian province requests the company responsible for ChatGPT to amend its security protocols and respond financially to the recovery following the tragedy at the school in Tumbler Ridge, including the demolition of the school and the psychological care of the victims.
French President Emmanuel Macron talked to Donald Trump in New York about measures to restore navigation through the Strait of Ormuz, protect oil facilities in the Red Sea and accelerate the delivery of interceptor missiles to Ukraine. He then addressed with Volodímir Zelenski a possible energy truce and a temporary suspension of the attacks in the Black Sea.
To the UN General Assembly, the US President. United States, Donald Trump, launched several international warnings: the Republican claimed that he weighed between allowing Iran's reconstruction or "annihilating them" and "bringing them to hell," he said his country will control Greenland's security, said Cuba is a "failed state" that "will fall." And he said Washington will not stop the advance of the IA, despite the alerts. The Secretary-General of the United Nations, Antonio Guterres, stressed the need to reform the organization's General Council to respond to the
While conflicts in Iran and Ukraine concentrate much of the diplomatic attention, world leaders reach the UN General Assembly in New York with other increasingly urgent concerns: the impact of global warming, the energy increase and the risks of artificial intelligence that is advancing at high speed and increasing demand for electricity.
The US media 'CNN', 'MS NOW' and 'Politics' invoked the First Amendment to file a lawsuit on Monday, September 21, after their journalists were expelled from the White House by the Trump Administration. Without a decision, the president said he will appeal. The Republican's escalation against the press triggered an unprecedented reaction from the country's main television networks, 'CBS', 'ABC', 'NBC' and 'Fox', which announced that they will stop covering the president's events.
Wilber Rafael Garcés Pérez, 28, was shot during a migration operation in Austin and remains in federal custody. While the Government claims that it entered the United States illegally and had a deportation order, its lawyer claims that it entered legally. The circumstances of the shooting are not yet clear and local authorities are calling for participation in the investigation.
Donald Trump will meet for the first time with the Venezuelan commanding officer at a reception outside the United Nations summit, while her pair from Ukraine, Volodímir Zelenski, has anticipated a bilateral meeting that "could change many things." The Republican magnate also plans to sign the desired agreement for the military control of Greenland and to carry out his first visit to the mayor of New York, Zohan Mamdani, with whom he has had a constant disengagement.
American President Donald Trump revealed that the bow of the triumph he plans to build in Washington D.C. will serve as a "first-class military complex," with the capacity to house drones and snipers, as well as to store ammunition. The transformation of the monument was decided "at the express request of the Armed Forces" and for reasons of national security, added the Republican, which pursues a controversial reform of the urban landscape of the American capital.
Donald Trump has continued to scale up his attacks on the press and his most recent target has been the three-media correspondents he accused of "constantly writing or reporting on fiction and lies" in his coverage. The White House Correspondents Association has described the measure as a "free press ban." They see it as a violation of the First Amendment, which enshrines freedom of expression and of the press.
The current Secretary-General will lead his last major summit at the head of an agency he has tried to modernize and whose validity he has tried to defend in times of attacks on multilateralism. While the search for his successor is still under way, there will also be interesting points outside the New York meeting, such as the signing of the agreement between the United States, Denmark and Greenland and a first meeting between Donald Trump and the Acting President of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez.
The American president went to his Truth Social network to report on the decision that affects the three-media correspondents he listed as spreading "fake news." He justified the measure by announcing that "other false news media will continue." The announcement is a further escalation of the Republican president against the press he considers critical.
