Trump's opponents began to retreat
Opponents of President Trump took their first steps yesterday 22 states have been sued prevent unauthorized immigrants from denying citizenship to their children. It was the beginning of a long legal battle over immigration.
Two of America's most notorious far-right extremists, Enrique Tarrio of the Proud Boys and Stuart Rhodes of the Oath Keepers militia, he got out of prison. All of the nearly 1,600 people charged in connection with the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol were freed as part of Trump's sweeping legal reprieve.
During his first full day in office, Trump was scheduled to meet with Republican leaders in Congress to discuss early priorities for his term.
Here's what else happened:
Technique: Trump was expected to announce a joint venture between OpenAI, SoftBank and Oracle 100 billion dollars AI initiative.
Analysis: Trump has an unparalleled advantage over Republicans. He is in a hurry benefit from.
Israel launched a “vast” operation in the West Bank
Israeli security forces A military operation started in Jenin yesterdayIn the West Bank occupied by Israel. According to the Palestinian Ministry of Health, 8 people died and dozens were injured in the first hours of the operation.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the operation was to “root out terrorism”. Israeli forces moved shortly after President Trump lifted sanctions against Jewish extremists and settlers accused of violence against Palestinians. Israeli and Palestinian officials said Trump's move came as Jewish extremists raided and set fires in Palestinian villages to protest the cease-fire between Israel and Hamas.
Related: The head of the Israeli army announced that he will resign on October 7 due to the attack led by Hamas. He is the highest-ranking military leader to do so.
At least 76 people died in a fire in a hotel in Turkey
Yesterday, at least 76 people died and 51 were injured as a result of a fire that broke out in a 12-story hotel in a mountain-ski resort in Turkey. Survivors spoke of terrifying escapes made worse by the lack of alarms or fire exits.
A fire broke out in the morning at the Grand Kartal Hotel in Kartalkaya, approximately 290 kilometers east of Istanbul. The cause of the fire is still unknown. Authorities said that 6 prosecutors are investigating and 9 people, including the owner of the hotel, have been detained.
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These restaurants are locally owned and operated and patronized by local residents. Travelers concerned with finding “authenticity” should take a look.
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The writer mines the nightmares of his country
South Korean writer and Nobel laureate Han Kang has explored the darkest episodes of authoritarianism in his country. After President Yoon Suk Yeol briefly imposed martial law in December, his affairs seemed more urgent.
In a rare interview, he told The Times about his book We Are Not Leaving and why the atrocities should be remembered. “It's pain and it's blood, but it's the flow of life,” Han said.