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President. he's engaging install tactics in the senate right now, approaching midnight. delaying votes on a number of matters, china, a china bill, and will indeed even getting to the january 6th commission boat because he wants there to be discussion about president trump's former border wall, which he was a prized campaign promise, but not much came of it. that's where they are. the republican party right now is still, for the vast majority of them, doing president trump's bidding. we want to put generally six behind them as quickly as possible. their focus is on the 2020 human terms and not...

Cyclones are inevitable, but communities need fiscal rehabilitation for recovery India’s capacity to withstand multiple, near-simultaneous shocks is being tested, with a Very Severe Cyclonic Storm, Yaas, striking Odisha, just a week after an even stronger Cyclone Tauktae wreaked havoc along the west coast. Yaas, which put up an unnerving display of tornadoes and rain, smothered the north Odisha coast as it made landfall, but the preparatory mass evacuation from habitations appears to have limited the loss of life. Yet, thousands have lost houses and property. West Bengal and Jharkhand also...

Cyclones are inevitable, but communities need fiscal rehabilitation for recovery

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Explaining to people why does it matter that the united states was giving this military aid to ukraine. he lays it out. and this is a former soldier. he served in the vietnam war and graduated from west point. going to the front line and seeing russian troops on the other side of the bridge. knowing 13,000 ukrainians have already died. and meeting a commander who said we're so dependent upon this assistance that you're giving us. he really puts it in human terms. the ambassador does. in addition to giving us this tremendously rich detail which we should note corroborates earlier testimony we h...