SÃO PAULO–President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva clung to power by orchestrating a surprise victory over Flávio Bolsonaro, winning an unprecedented fourth term and cementing his place as one of the world's longest-serving democratically elected leaders. The final count: 51.8 to 48.3
Trump officials push the idea of a U.S.-Russia-China joint candidate for U.N. Secretary-General: former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. https://t.co/kxTQT1MGGH via @WSJopinion
Interesting choice of music. “Do You Hear the People Sing?” from Les Misérables was an anthem of the 2019 mass protests in Hong Kong. Separately, Trump loves Les Mis and watched it at the Kennedy Center last year.
@CJRobichaud Please keeping it going Chris. Being Human was the best class I took in my entire year at Harvard. Essential for the time we’re living in.
Using weapon remnants, satellite images, witness accounts, here's our report on the U.S. airstrike on a wedding gathering in Kuhestak, southern Iran, that killed 5 and wounded 67. w/ @malachybrowne@farnazfassihi@ErikaSolomon@johnismay@SanamMahoozi https://t.co/52Sz9Qk3aU
Scoop: Hundreds of federal agents from the Department of Homeland Security have been assigned to an intensive, weekslong hunt for noncitizens among the nation’s registered voters despite an absence of evidence of widespread fraud, according to documents and training videos.
One CENTCOM strike hit this residential area reportedly hosting a wedding. It's 150 yards from a comms tower that was hit in a separate strike. Multiple casualties, including children, being treated for injuries in Iran's hospitals. 26°48'10.86"N 57°01'29.82"E @geoconfirmed
The U.S. bases in Jordan are in the middle of nowhere, not surrounded by skyscrapers. This is an old video of the U.S. consulate in Dubai when it was hit by a drone.
Exclusive: World Liberty Financial, the Trump family’s flagship crypto venture, says its trust company has received preliminary approval from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency to become a bank. https://t.co/NV8yJizZuX
USA TODAY is partnering with Palantir to de-anonymize & ID readers across 200 newspapers.
And turn them into "actionable intelligence."
That spy language from @USATODAY is a huge red flag.
I'm sure they are trying to stay profitable.
But media exists to hold power accountable.
Not to partner with defense intelligence contractors.
Or treat readers like intelligence targets.
By: @HanaaTameez
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https://t.co/G2dSZ4YcWh Visulas suggest U.S. dropped 2,000 pound bomb on home in Iran. killing a mother, father and their son. from @trbrtc@sanjanamv@ckoettl
Before an ICE agent killed Lorenzo Salgado Araujo in Houston on Tuesday, security camera footage obtained by The Times shows that the agents pursuing his van drove aggressively in unmarked vehicles. The videos only provide a partial window into the incident. Here’s what we know
Really good use of open source reporting, despite commercial satellite imagery limitations, by @AricToler and the @nytimes team looking at what damage U.S. military sites incurred during the conflict with Iran.
https://t.co/Pa1T1p9ySv
We determined the real damage to U.S. military bases, despite satellite imagery restrictions, swirling misinformation online and little information from U.S. officials.https://t.co/wC2WY9NDk1
Official statements placing U.S. forces in the area – along w/ analysis of social posts, videos, sat. images – suggest U.S. forces bombed a school in Minab, Iran during strikes targeting an IRGC base. Over 150 were killed, Iranian officials say. https://t.co/ZFIjTVPjBZ