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A new house oversight committee report accuses the trump organization of charging the secret service "exorbitant rates protecting the former president and his family." costs spent at trump-owned properties more than $1.4 million over the course of four years. according to the report the former presidents company charged the secret service excessive nightly rates as high as $1,185 per room per night more than five times the government rate. listen to what eric trump claimed in 2019 about the gove...

Agents, of course, are required to stay because they have to provide protection. you describe it as an arrangement in which mr. trump and his family effectively turned the secret service into a captive customer of their business. youve been looking into these financial dealings for years. what stands out to you from this house investigation report? >> well, the thing we didnt know until yesterday was the highest end the trump organization was charging the secret service agents. we had seen there...

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After the death of massa khomeini. the 22-year-old died on september 16th after she was detained in tehran by the countrys morality police for inappropriate attire. authorities are waging a deadly crackdown amid the four weeks of protests marking one of the boldest challenges to the islamic republic since the 1979 revolution. with reports of strikes now spreading to the nations vital energy sector. the norway-based nonprofit iran human rights says at least 185 people, including 19 minors have be...

So you can get going. learn how abbvie can help you save. we are seeing bravery like we have never seen before in iran. it was the heroic bravery of high school girls and women removing their mandatory head scarves in protest against the regime, and irans dictator. its been four weeks since the death of a 22-year-old iranian woman who was in the custody of the morality police for not properly wearing her head scarf. estimates indicate that at least 185 people have been killed in the protests, in...

Opened fire on a peaceful protest there. and of course, we have seen a crackdown on demonstrations across the country. weve heard from human rights groups, including human rights watch, amnesty international, detailing the use of excessive and lethal force by the iranian security forces. were talking about tear gas, metal pellets, beatings, live-fire ammunition as we saw over the weekend. weve heard from one human rights group focused on iran, iran human rights. theyve been tallying the death to...

Any other teenage girl. in others, shes reported to be talking about womens rights, including the rejection of the mandatory iranian dress code. and the norway-based group, iran human rights, said yesterday that at least 185 people, including at least 19 children have been killed in a nationwide protest across iran. earlier today, those protests continued. high school girls in university students among those demonstrating again in dozens of cities across iran, despite the use of tear gas, clubs,...

Are said to have joined the demonstrations in recent days. an iranian human rights group, based in norway, says 185 people have been killed since the unrest began. our correspondent anna foster has been monitoring events close to the iran—iraq border. they are into their fourth week now and we saw yesterday one of the most significant days so far because geographically these protests really are spreading and we are also seeing new demographics getting involved as well. they have been very much...

Psychological blow to moscow. up above, work on the ravaged railway bridge goes on. russia says freight and passenger services have resumed. this bridge is vital to moscows war effort. it cannot afford to lose it. pauladams, bbc news, kyiv. state media in iran says that security forces have used tear gas to disperse anti—government protests in dozens of cities across the country. despite an internet blackout imposed by the authorities, videos are continuing to emerge of widespread unrest. the ...

International leaders, though, has been shockingly quiet. the u.s. in canada have sanctioned iranian officials that president biden has said that he remains, quote, gravely concerned about the iranian regimes crackdown on protesters. the european union has let -- yet to lift the sanctions across iran. but hasnt -- until the meeting later this month on october 17th. the disconnect between the iranian people and world leaders is remarkable. even, more when you consider the rarity of what we are se...