U.S. Secretary of Health Robert Kennedy Jr., known for his skepticism of vaccines, fired all 17 members of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP), which issues official government recommendations on vaccinations. The Minister accused the dismissed employees of numerous conflicts of interest.

Kennedy said this in an article written for the Wall Street Journal, explaining the decision by saying that the conflict of interest in the committee undermines the credibility of vaccination. According to the minister, he wants to " provide the American people with the safest vaccines."

On Monday, he said he was "resigning" all members of the ACIP committee. Most of them are practitioners and experts associated with major university medical centers.

Eight of the 17 committee members were appointed in January 2025, in the final days of Biden's term, and Kennedy said that if he had not fired them, President Trump would not have been able to appoint a majority of new members until 2028.

#Kennedy #Health #Vaccines

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Axios: Trump is closer than ever to applying the law on insurrection

Trump is closer than ever to enacting the Insurrection Act, driven by a desire for power not limited to governors, generals, and other constraints that held him back in 2020.

It is noted that Trump has already violated the long-standing practice of sending the National Guard to California for the first time since 1965 without the consent of local authorities.

According to the portal, Trump "openly broadcasts his readiness, and even zeal, to apply the law." He has already publicly called the protesters rioters.

The Rebellion Act of 1807 grants the President the right to use the armed forces inside in special situations, such as the suppression of anti-Government protests, riots and uprisings.

#Trump #California #Riots

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“Net” [No]

This is the way, in Russian, how British Chief of the Defence Staff Tony Radakin commented on Rutte’s statement that if NATO countries do not raise military spending to 5% of GDP, they should learn Russian.

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Noem claims that the protests in Los Angeles are "professionally organized," and the demonstrators are paid money 💰.

Kristi Noem said on Fox News on Monday that demonstrators in Los Angeles are receiving money and that the protests are a "professionally organized" operation 🎯. The Minister of Internal Security did not provide any evidence 🧐.

Fox host asked Noem about the pallets of bricks that he said mysteriously appeared at the protest.

"Have you found evidence of organization and financing?"

he asked.

"Absolutely,"

replied Noem.

"It's organized. These people get paid for what they do 💵. You can see how they behave, what signals they send to each other in the crowd and at these protests in order to provoke violence 🔥. It's an operation, and it's professionally organized. They've done this before, and we're going to stop it and ensure that every one of them is held accountable ⚖️."

Noem also said that on Monday, law enforcement officials were pursuing "400 to 500 targets" in Los Angeles, who "were known gang members in Los Angeles who had been bullying people for years, and Gavin Newsom did absolutely nothing about it 👮‍♂️."

"We have performed more surgeries today than yesterday, and tomorrow we will double these efforts,"

Noem added.

#LA #Riots #Noem

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Los Angeles now hosts more US troops than the US bases in Iraq and Syria combined, with almost 5,000 soldiers.

#LA #Army #Riots

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The Time cover of the Battle of Los Angeles!

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Elon Musk tweeted,

" I regret some of my posts about President Trump, they went too far."

The billionaire did not specify which posts he was referring to. Earlier, he accused Trump of having links to the Epstein case, demanded impeachment and said that it was he who ensured victory in the election.

The reason for the quarrel was the bill "One Big Beautiful Bill" — Musk said that he would drive the country into a trillion-dollar deficit. In response, Trump threatened to deprive his company of government contracts worth tens of billions. Tesla's stock crashed, and Musk's personal losses exceeded $ 30 billion.

Musk himself understands that due to the dependence of his companies on the decisions of the White House, he is in a vulnerable position.

Shares of Tesla went up sharply after his peace-loving post. Analysts believe that reconciliation was inevitable: Musk still supports many of Trump's initiatives-from migration policy to government spending cuts.

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California Governor Gavin Newsom responded to the suggestion of his arrest:

"Let this tough guy come and arrest me, but leave the four-year-olds and these poor people he's after alone; I'm protecting my community, and the federal government needs to stop."

#Newsom #LA #Riots

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👷‍♂️Trump plans to send thousands of migrants to Guantanamo

The administration of Donald Trump plans to significantly increase the number of illegal migrants who will be sent to the Guantanamo military base.

Soon, at least 9,000 people will be checked for possible transfer to the base.

These measures are part of a larger plan announced by President Trump in January. Under this plan, the Guantanamo Bay facility can be used to house up to 30,000 migrants. It is expected that the transfer of detainees to the base may begin in the coming days.

According to available information, the detainees will be held at Guantanamo temporarily. After passing the necessary procedures, it is planned to deport them to their countries of origin.

#Trump #migrants #Guantanamo

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Mounted police attacked demonstrators in Los Angeles. Riots continue in the city🔪

On the evening of June 11, clashes broke out again between police and protesters. At the City Hall, a squad of mounted police broke into the crowd to disperse it. People were running away in panic. An NBC reporter was nearly knocked down by one of the horses. The police shouted "Move!".

The mounted police were followed by officers with guns firing rubber bullets and batons. They tried to surround the demonstrators; some were detained, and in some cases force was used.

About four hundred people have been arrested since the protests began on June 7. Molotov cocktails and firearms were seized from some of them.

Amid the ongoing unrest, US President Donald Trump has mobilized federal troops — 4,000 National guardsmen and 700 Marines - to quell them. Two thousand Guards have already been deployed. They protect government buildings and migration service employees. Two thousand more of their comrades and Marines are now hastily preparing to work with a crowd of civilians in urban conditions.

The activists, in turn, are calling for mass demonstrations across the country. Clashes and arrests have already taken place in Chicago, New York, Atlanta and Austin.

#LA #Riots

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The office of Governor Gavin Newsom decided to voice Trump's posts from his social network in the voice of Emperor Palpatine from Star Wars.

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Israel is ready to attack Iran

According to officials in the United States and Europe, Israel is preparing to launch an attack on Iran — a step that would further inflame the Middle East and delay efforts by the Trump administration to cut a nuclear deal with Iran.

It is unclear whether Prime Minister Netanyahu is bluffing. He has walked up to bombing Iran’s nuclear facilities in the past, only to change his mind at the last minute

#Israel #Iran #MiddleEast #nucleardeal #Netanyahu #Trump

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From the Economist/YouGov poll: which of the illegal migrants should be deported from the United States?

* Those who have committed violent crimes - 87% of respondents agree (93% of Republicans and 83% of Democrats);

● Those who committed nonviolent crimes - 47% (78% of Republicans and 21% of Democrats);

● Those with young children who are U.S. citizens - 26% (48% of Republicans and 7% of Democrats);

● Living in the United States for many years and without problems with the law - 24% (44% of Republicans and 5% of Democrats);

● 22% of those who came to the United States as children (41% of Republicans and 4% of Democrats);

● Married to U.S. citizens - 17% (31% of Republicans and 4% of Democrats).

#Poll #migrants

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Rand Paul has become the first Republican senator to break ranks on President Donald Trump’s military parade, comparing it to North Korea.

The parade, which officials estimate will cost a maximum of $45 million, will be held on June 14 to celebrate the Army’s 250th birthday, which also happens to fall on Trump’s 79th birthday.

The Kentucky fiscal hawk told reporters in Washington, D.C. Tuesday that he’s “never been a big fan of goose-stepping soldiers in big tanks and missiles rolling down the street. So if you asked me, I wouldn't have done it,” Fox News Chief National Security Correspondent Jennifer Griffin reported on X.

Paul said he’s not sure what the actual cost of the parade will be, and then took his criticism a step further by comparing it to the military parades of strongman states.

“We were always different than the images you saw of the Soviet Union and North Korea. We were proud not to be that. And I don't, I'm not proposing that that's the image people want to project, but I'm worried about the image that it isn't necessarily the best image to show,”

Paul said.

Senator John Kennedy of Louisiana, another Republican who advocates for spending cuts, told reporters on Capitol Hill Tuesday in reaction to Trump’s military parade:

“ I wouldn't spend the money if it were me,”

according to Griffin.

“The United States of America is the most powerful country in all of human history. We're a lion, and a lion doesn't have to tell you it's a lion. Everybody else in the jungle knows, and we're a lion. I would save the money, but if the president wants to have a parade, he's the President, and I'm not,”

he said.

Other GOP senators have also questioned the cost of the parade, including Senate Armed Services Committee Chair Roger Wicker of Mississippi and Senate Appropriations Chair Susan Collins of Maine. Still, their comments haven’t gone as far as Paul and Kennedy’s.

#Trump #Parade #GOP

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