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Amos should be renamed after him. "The hormone straight.
“I think we should call the hormone straight.”
We should call it the Trump straight. I should get something out of it. The Trump straight."
President Trump speaking Wednesday night at the first-ever Republican midterm convention in Dallas.
He spoke at length about the Iran War arguing that after it's over Americans will see prices at the pump come down. But he said the war will not end before the November election. Trump also offered what he called a Trump dividend a $5,000 cash payment to every adult citizen at the Republican Party maintains control of Congress.
He did not provide details about the legality of such a payment or where the money would come from. Earlier in the evening, Pennsylvania Democratic Senator John Fetterman raised eyebrows. He appeared at the GOP Convention in a short video standing in front of a steel mill, fueling fears that he may switch parties.
But in a statement, reported by multiple news organizations, Fetterman said he will remain a Democrat should the Senate flip in November. Nearly released text messages from Elon Musk show the billionaire, bragging about using lasers from space to a leg Donald Trump president in 2024. And here's Bobby Allen reports a question raising remark comes as Musk spends millions
on November's midterms. Director Alex Gibney's forthcoming documentary, Musk reveals text messages between the tech mogul and his ex actually sank clear a former maga influencer. The messages which NPR has obtained and authenticated are perplexing. In that Musk says he is feeling newly confident just before the November presidential election
and he writes it's because he plans to, quote, unleash the anomaly in the matrix. When pressed for clarity, Musk writes that he has 10,000 lasers in space and apparent reference to a satellite company. Musk representative declined to comment, but the techs have spurred theories and speculation about its meaning and Musk's intentions.
“Musk has expected to spend $100 million on key house and senate races in November by”
the Allen and PR news. One of the pilots of the Amazon cargo plane that crashed while landing in Miami on Sunday warned that the plane was coming in too fast. That's according to a summary of the cockpit voice recording released late Wednesday in St. purestral Rose reports.
One nearly two minutes, one of the pilots of the Amazon cargo plane warned the other that they were going too fast as they approached the runway in Miami.
The other pilot never gave a "consistent verbal response to the warnings," according
to the National Transportation Safety Board, which released a summary of the cockpit voice recordings. Those recordings also captured a series of automated warnings from the plane that suggests the descent was not stabilized. The plane touched down awkwardly and then briefly tried to take off again before barreling
past the end of the runway and crashing into two vehicles on the ground. Five people were killed and five more were injured. Joel Rose and PR News, Washington. This is in PR News.
“Search and rescue operations are ongoing after a ferry, cod fire, and waters out the Philippines”
Western Palomon Island. A 30-say-five people are dead, the Philippine Coast Guard says more than 40 people have been rescued with a dozens remain unaccounted for. Making very hot beverages regularly could raise the risk of developing a soft-a-geal cancer.
And here's Maria Goodoy, reports on a large new study of nearly a million people in the
UK. The study followed tea and coffee drinkers over 14 years. The researchers found that people who regularly drink very hot beverages had three times the risk of a soft-a-geal cancer compared to those who sit their drinks warm. The findings are in line with prior studies in Asia, South America, and the Middle East.
The International Agency for Research on Cancer Classifies Drinks hotter than 149 degrees Fahrenheit, as probably carcinogenic to humans. Drinking very hot liquids can damage the cells lining the esophagus, and repeated injuries can raise the risk of cancer over time. Experts say it's best to let hot drinks cool for a few minutes before taking a sip.
The findings appear in the International Journal of Cancer, Maria Goodoy, and Pyrenees. The NFL's Buffalo Bill's planning to make a goodwill gesture amid the U.S. Canada Trade War to mark the season opener next week. The Bill's announced on social media that both the American and Canadian National Anthems would be presented.
The Bill's say the Canadian Rock Band Barrenaked Ladies will perform a "cannot-up" and Hawaii Atrus and Singer, Alia Corvall, a "mwan of fame" will sing the Star Spangled Banner. This is MPR News. I haven't seen my son since 2012.
This is Deborah Ties. The disappearance of her son, Austin, is one of the biggest missing person cases in the world. "What do you want from me? Why should I have the mystery?" I know that my son is somewhere alive.
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