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@ISIDEWITH submitted…12hrs12H
The 2024 U.S. election is shaping up to be a pivotal moment, distinct from the 2020 election's call for a return to normalcy. This time around, the stakes are framed around choosing the kind of country Americans want to live in, with discussions centered on issues like taxes, democracy, and inequality.…
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The IRS has announced that its Direct File program, a free tax filing option, will become a permanent service available to taxpayers in all 50 states starting in 2025. Initially piloted in 12 states, the program's success has led to its nationwide expansion, as confirmed by Treasury Secretary Janet…
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Ukrainian troops are likely to start firing US-donated weapons at targets in Russia's Belgorod Region this week, after Washington relaxed restrictions on where they can be used, reports in the Western press have claimed.US President Joe Biden previously maintained that to avoid “World War III,” American arms sent to Ukraine could not target what the US considers Russian territory. The policy change allows Kiev to attack exclusively military targets that pose a direct threat to Kharkov Region, which borders Russia’s Belgorod Region and has seen intense fighting this month. Russian troops made significant territorial gains in the area.”This is a new reality,” an unnnamed senior US official told The New York Times, “and perhaps a new era” in the Ukraine conflict. It appears Biden will be the first American president to authorize attacks against a nuclear-armed nation on its soil, the newspaper noted on Thursday.The NYT report provides a detailed account on how Biden’s opinion was moved by foreign pressure and members of his administration. Sources said that the US leader first indicated an inclination to make the change on May 15, when national security adviser Jake Sullivan delivered formal recommendations on the matter. The final decision was taken late last week, after Biden met national security ‘principals’ to discuss the risks of the move.
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And you can be sure that China will have Russia’s back because they know that if Russia falls, they will be next. To say…
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