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Kevin McCarthy says exit of the Trump loyalist turned critic is a sign of broader trouble for RepublicansThe Kremlin this morning has confirmed that Witkoff is due in Moscow again next week – expected given the progress reported on a peace deal between Ukrainian and US negotiators earlier this week.But hanging over that is a report that has emerged of a leaked recording of Witkoff advising Yuri Ushakov, Putin’s foreign affairs adviser, last month on how he should pitch to Trump on the peace plan.“He’s got to sell this to Ukraine. He’s got to sell Ukraine to Russia,” he said. “That’s what a dealmaker does.”“And this is something inside Congress, they’d better wake up, because they are going to get a lot of people retiring, and they’ve got to focus.” Continue reading...

C'est une affaire sordide qui était jugée par le tribunal correctionnel de Villefranche et qui est rapportée par nos confrères du Progrès. Le 26 septembre, en plein après-midi, une vétérinaire découvre un septuagénaire en train de manipuler sexuellement une jument dans un pré clôturé à Arnas. Le propriétaire des lieux le retient jusqu’à l’arrivée de […] L’article Un septuagénaire condamné après un acte zoophile sur une jument à Arnas est apparu en premier sur Lyon Capitale.

Human rights monitors pan Washington move to remove shield, citing localised martial law and conscriptingMyanmar’s junta applauded the Donald Trump administration on Wednesday for halting a scheme that protected its citizens from deportation from the US back to their war-racked homeland.About 4,000 Myanmar citizens are living in the US with temporary protected status (TPS), which shields foreign nationals from deportation to disaster zones and allows them the right to work. Continue reading...

Surprise early release of OBR documents shows chancellor doubling her fiscal headroomRachel Reeves’s budget is expected to announce tax increases worth £26bn to more than double her fiscal headroom, according to figures published before her speech to the commons.In a highly unusual development triggering an immediate reaction in the financial markets, figures from the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) published on its website before the chancellor’s speech, showed her measures would leave £22bn of headroom in five year’s time. Continue reading...