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in what is likely to be her last competative match. hello and welcome to the program. china has warned it'll take counter measures unless the united states revokes a $1.1—billion arms deal with taiwan. it comes amid rising tensions between washington and beijing over the island. the deal includes anti—ship missiles, air—to—air missiles and support for taiwan's surveillance radar program. so how will the spend be broken down? $1.1 billion has been promised by the white house. $355 million will be spent on harpoon air—to—sea missiles. $85 million is earmarked for sidewinder...

response to team, clark humphrey, wrote to an official on instagram asking the meta-owned social media platform take down an anthony fauci parody account asking is there any way we can get this pulled down? it's not one of ours. minutes later, an instagram official said, yes, on it. this is a practice that began on the trump administration. missouri's attorney general eric schmitt who filed a petition in federal court argues it's federal officials engaging in a "massive, sprawling federal censorship enterprise." >> they were changing their terms of service at the behest of the govern...

democracy. the president made the comments against an eerie blood red background complete with marines on guard at philadelphia's independence hall. critics say it is the hyper divisive president and his progressive agenda that are the real threats to the country. now the president seems to be backing off a bit. white house correspondent peter doocy takes a look at the address and the fallout. good evening, peter. >> peter: good evening, mike. the president's argument is basically that he thinks the united states can have a democracy or maga republicans. but not both. so i asked him ...

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Taipei, Jan. 11 (CNA) Taiwan's Ministry of National Defense has signed a contract to purchase 100 AIM-9X Block II Sidewinder tactical missiles and related components worth NT$2.394 billion (US$78.63 million) from the United States that are expected to be fully delivered by 2030, according to a military source on Wednesday.