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Trump on NATO:
"NATO is us.
Putin is afraid of us, he's not afraid of Europe.
He's afraid of the United States of America."
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"NATO is us.
Putin is afraid of us, he's not afraid of Europe.
He's afraid of the United States of America."
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Explaining tornado watch vs. tornado warning to Americans:
"So imagine there's ingredients for a crab cake"
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"So imagine there's ingredients for a crab cake"
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To many Red Flags
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Surprisingly Alaskan Kids
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🧒🏻 do extremely well
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The ring said not today you dead man
https://x.com/DawanaSky/status/2033562631340994956
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Benjamin Netanyahu has now released a second "proof of life" video showing him still in control of the Israeli government.
The video shows him interacting with small crowds of Israelis outdoors.
Netanyahu says, "We're following the instructions and guidelines exactly, and together we're winning."
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The video shows him interacting with small crowds of Israelis outdoors.
Netanyahu says, "We're following the instructions and guidelines exactly, and together we're winning."
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Launch the North: Canada bets $305M on domestic rockets and a Nova Scotia Spaceport to secure the high ground
DND invests $305M in Spaceport Nova Scotia and three rocket firms, securing Canada's sovereign space access and boosting the NATO STARLIFT initiative.
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Bloomberg.com
Canada Leases Space Port in Bid to Break Reliance on US Rockets Like Musk’s SpaceX
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government announced a 10-year, C$200 million ($146 million) agreement to use a private space port on Canada’s east coast as it pursues a satellite launch capability independent of the US and other countries.