Month: August 2025
People suggest haunting reason Trump was walking in zig zags for Putin meeting
Online commentators believe they may have uncovered the reason behind Donald Trump’s unusual walk during his high-profile summit with Vladimir Putin in Alaska last week. On Friday, August 15, the two leaders met to discuss a potential ceasefire in Russia’s ongoing war with Ukraine. Trump, who has long styled himself as a skilled negotiator, declared…
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White House Move Humiliates Zelensky Right Before High-Stakes Talks
Hours before the high-stakes talks in Washington, a sudden White House directive sent shockwaves through the Ukrainian delegation. Multiple reports indicate that Zelensky would be required to follow a strict formal dress code for the meeting — a last-minute move that critics call humiliating and supporters frame as a needed return to presidential protocol. Zelensky’s wartime olive attire has…
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Trump Reportedly Offers Zelensky Massive Security Guarantees
Zelensky heads to the White House Monday for a high-stakes meeting with Trump and European allies, as Washington debates security guarantees for Ukraine and potential peace terms with Russia. Share: FacebookXWhatsAppReddit The talks come after Trump’s summit with Putin, where the Russian leader signaled openness to U.S.-backed “Article 5-like” guarantees for Kyiv. Zelensky welcomed the move…
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Putin Invites Trump to Moscow After Alaska Summit
In a notable diplomatic move, Russian President Vladimir Putin invited U.S. President Donald Trump to Moscow for the next round of peace talks, following a productive summit in Alaska. While no deal was reached, both leaders praised the discussions and expressed optimism. At a joint press conference, Trump called the talks “extremely productive,” and Putin…
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Man Who Donated Blood to Save 2.4 Million Babies Dies at 88
James Harrison, an Australian blood donor whose rare plasma helped save over 2.4 million babies, has passed away at 88. For more than six decades, Harrison donated blood over 1,100 times, earning him the nickname “The Man with the Golden Arm.” His rare antibody was used to protect unborn babies from rhesus disease, a condition…
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Eating tomatoes: an ally for your health and your kitchen
Tomatoes are one of those foods that are practically never missing from the kitchen. Whether in a fresh salad, a homemade sauce, or even as a base for a juice, their versatility makes them an essential ingredient. But beyond their flavor and how easy it is to incorporate them into meals, tomatoes are a true…
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Trump and Putin’s Handshake Goes Viral After People Notice Jaw-Dropping Detail
At a high-stakes summit in Alaska, a handshake between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin drew global attention not for words but for Trump’s trademark “yank” handshake, pulling Putin forward to assert dominance. Though briefly off-balance, Putin quickly recovered, showing composure and control. Supporters saw strength, critics saw recklessness, and experts warned such tactics might complicate…
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Parkinson’s Forces ‘70s Music Legend Out of the Limelight — Find Out What Happened
From Stadiums to Studios He once filled the world’s largest arenas with fans singing along to every word. Today, most of his days are spent in a quiet Los Angeles studio, surrounded by decades of awards. Music no longer drives his career—it sustains his spirit. During the 1970s, he released hit after hit and toured…
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B0.MBSHELL: Two U.S. W*rships Just Entered a Disputed Shoal After China’s Aggressive Move
Tensions spiked in the South China Sea after two Chinese vessels collided near the Scarborough Shoal while pursuing a Philippine boat. In the aftermath, the United States briefly deployed two warships close to the shoal—an unmistakable signal that freedom of navigation and regional stability are on the line. What Just Happened Why It Matters Scarborough Shoal sits…
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Parkinson’s Forces ‘70s Music Legend Out of the Limelight — Find Out What Happened
From Stadiums to Studios He once filled the world’s largest arenas with fans singing along to every word. Today, most of his days are spent in a quiet Los Angeles studio, surrounded by decades of awards. Music no longer drives his career—it sustains his spirit. During the 1970s, he released hit after hit and toured…
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