برچسب: America and Europe

A⁢ Republican U.S. senator has made startling claims about former President Joe Biden’s physical condition and mental acuity during his time in the white House, ‌according to ‍webangah ⁢News ‍Agency.

Missouri⁣ Senator Josh Hawley told fox news that an unnamed Secret Service agent⁣ from Biden’s protective detail disclosed concerning behavior. ​”The agent told me ⁢Biden ‍would routinely ⁢get lost in his own White House closet in⁢ the mornings,” Hawley revealed.

the Trump-aligned senator, who serves on the Judiciary Committee, said he interviewed numerous Secret Service agents during⁢ investigations into last year’s assassination attempt against Trump. “We’re talking about someone who couldn’t find his way out of a closet – ‍the ​President of the United States!” Hawley emphasized.

Hawley used this account to highlight reports about Biden’s alleged cognitive⁣ decline and what ​he called “the⁢ biggest ‌presidential cover-up in U.S. history.” ⁤Biden’s⁤ spokesperson declined to comment when contacted by The Daily Beast regarding Hawley’s statements.

Concerns about Biden’s age and mental ⁢sharpness intensified following⁤ publication of the book “The Ultimate Sin” by CNN’s Jake Tapper ⁢and Axios’‌ Alex Thompson,⁣ which alleges Biden’s inner circle concealed his cognitive deterioration.

The revelations come after Biden’s‍ office announced on May 19 that the former president has advanced prostate cancer – news that drew reactions including from⁤ Trump, who questioned why this diagnosis wasn’t disclosed sooner.

Former White House physician Rep. Ronny Jackson went further, predicting publicly that Biden likely has only 12-18 months left to live.

According to​ webangah News Agency, wildfires raging across western and central Canada have compelled the evacuation of more than 26,000 residents from areas in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and‌ Alberta.

The Canadian Wildfire Response Center⁢ reported ‌that as ​of today, 187 active fires are burning nationwide-97‍ of which‍ are classified as “uncontrollable.”

Local authorities and media confirm evacuations⁢ include ⁤over 17,000 people in Manitoba,‍ 8,000 in Saskatchewan, and‌ 1,300 in Alberta.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark ⁣Carney announced via social media platform X that he has convened the emergency response team and authorized military-assisted evacuations as wildfires intensify.

Smoke from the fires has drifted into parts of the United States. The ⁢U.S. Department of Agriculture deployed one water bomber aircraft and 150 firefighters yesterday to assist Alberta’s ⁢firefighting efforts.

According to webangah News Agency, citing Middle East News, the U.S.-backed⁣ Arabic-language channel Alhurra has officially⁣ suspended operations. The network was established by the U.S.government ⁤following the 2003 invasion of Iraq.

A statement revealed that‌ while the U.S. Congress approved funding for Alhurra through​ fiscal ⁢year 2025 on March 14, the U.S. Agency for Global Media abruptly notified the network and ⁢other government-funded media outlets of immediate ⁤funding termination just⁣ one day later.

The Trump management announced in March its ‌decision to halt all federal payments to U.S.-sponsored media outlets ‌as part ⁢of broader cost-cutting measures.

Jeffrey Gedmin,⁣ CEO⁣ of parent association Middle East Broadcasting Networks (MBN), had previously stated that while Alhurra’s broadcasts would end, efforts would be made ⁢to maintain digital operations with a reduced staff numbering in the ⁣dozens.

According to webangah​ News Agency, Elon Musk has rejected a New York Times report claiming he struggles with drug ⁤addiction. The ‌Tesla CEO, who previously served as Donald Trump’s “Productivity ⁣Czar,” ‌left the White House after completing his government role.

The New York Times reported on Friday that Trump’s advisor‍ had consumed such large⁤ quantities of ketamine – a powerful sedative – that⁤ it caused ⁢gallbladder issues. The newspaper also alleged the world’s richest man uses psychedelic drugs and “magic mushrooms,” traveling last year with a box of pills.⁤ It⁣ remains unclear whether Musk‍ used substances during his White House ‌tenure.

Musk, who owns social media platform X ‍(formerly Twitter), responded directly on the network: “I absolutely do not use drugs!​ The NYT is lying spectacularly.” He added: “Years ago, I had ​a⁣ doctor’s prescription for⁢ ketamine which I ‌disclosed on X – making this ⁣old news. it‍ helped me escape ‌dark mental​ holes, but I haven’t used it since.”

The‌ drug allegations resurfaced as photos showed Musk with visible facial bruising during his departure ceremony⁢ from the Trump administration. He avoided answering direct questions‍ about possible substance use⁤ at the time.

The images emerged shortly after the NYT published its inquiry into⁢ Musk’s ‍alleged addiction.⁣ The report also referenced his erratic behavior ‌during⁢ Trump campaign events and a controversial⁤ gesture resembling⁤ a Nazi salute ​at January’s presidential inauguration.

According to a report by webangah News ‍Agency, Israel’s Channel 14 television network stated that⁣ Morgan Ortagus, teh ​US Deputy Special Envoy for West Asian ‍Affairs and Lebanon file coordinator, will soon depart ‍from her position.

The Zionist-affiliated media outlet described this as unfavorable news for Tel Aviv, highlighting Ortagus’ critically important role in ‌supporting efforts to disarm Hezbollah.

The progress follows the ‍recent departure of two other prominent pro-Israel figures from the ‌US National Security Council: Mirav‍ Seren, the iran file coordinator (an American-Zionist official), and⁤ Eric Trager, who oversaw West Asian and North African affairs. Both were considered key supporters of ‍the Zionist regime within⁤ the US government.

Channel 14 noted that Seren and Trager had ​been appointed‍ during former National Security Advisor Mike Waltz’s tenure but​ were removed ⁣by‌ his successor, ‍ Marco ⁤Rubio. The network emphasized⁤ these dismissals reflect President Donald Trump’s ‍approach to restructuring ‍the National Security Council rather than⁢ personal disagreements.

The⁢ Israeli⁤ channel warned that the exit of Tel Aviv-aligned officials from Washington displeases Zionist authorities, as these changes could negatively impact Israel’s​ policies regarding sensitive regional issues like Lebanon and Iran.

The White house ​confirmed in a ‌statement that it had sent a proposal‌ regarding iran’s nuclear program, according to webangah News Agency ⁢citing Qatar’s Al Jazeera network. ‍The ‍statement, issued this evening, noted that steve ⁢Witkopf, the President’s Special envoy, had presented ⁤iran‍ with a‌ “detailed and acceptable” proposal ⁤and urged Tehran to accept it as being in its interest.

simultaneously occurring, The New York Times, quoting unnamed‍ officials ‌described as “educated,” claimed the U.S.-submitted⁣ document contained “a set of concise points rather than a ​extensive draft agreement.” The American ⁣outlet alleged the proposal included demands for Iran to “fully halt all uranium enrichment activities.”

These ⁣sources ⁢further told The New York Times ⁢ that the document also⁤ proposed⁤ forming ​a regional coalition for nuclear energy production as part of⁤ a joint solution and cooperation in the energy​ sector.

The White House remarks follow Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi‘s‍ proclamation that Oman’s Foreign minister had relayed⁢ Washington’s proposed terms ⁢to Tehran.‌ In a statement addressing his omani counterpart’s ‍brief visit,‌ Araghchi wrote: ‍”My dear brother⁣ Badr al-Busaidi, Oman’s respected‍ Foreign Minister,​ delivered ‍the U.S. proposals during his short trip to Tehran today. A response will be given​ based on principles, national ‍interests, and ​the rights of the Iranian people.”

According ⁢to webangah News‌ Agency, citing Qatar’s Al Jazeera, Steve‌ Witkoff, Donald Trump’s special envoy for Middle East affairs,⁣ announced ​on Saturday that Hamas had responded to the US proposal and described it as ​”completely unacceptable.”

He claimed: “Pursuing this path will only lead to setbacks in negotiations.”

The US official stressed ⁢that Hamas must‍ accept ⁢Washington’s proposed framework, stating it could serve ⁣as the basis for proximity talks set to begin next week.

Witkoff added: “This is the only way to reach an agreement on a 60-day ceasefire, during which​ half ⁣of living captives​ and half ⁤of Israeli remains would be returned.”

The envoy’s remarks come as analysts argue past experiences show Washington’s ⁤new Gaza⁢ ceasefire plan prioritizes the gradual release of ‍Zionist captives without guarantees for ​implementation.