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Weekly Update by Mark Armstrong – July 18, 2025
Greetings from Tyler, The media is ablaze with suspicion about Trump and Epstein. It’s like the whole of media has banded together to try to bring Trump down. They’re determined to tie him to Epstein, no matter the cost. The Drudge Report today has a photo of Trump and Melania posing with Epstein, trying to…
Farmers block Spanish-French border in major pre-EU elections protest
Dozens of tractors have been blocking all major crossing points between Spain and France from Irun in the Basque Country to La Jonquera in Catalonia since Monday morning. The rally is expected to last until Tuesday. Farmers’ protests have yet again caused traffic chaos in the continent in a message to lawmakers in Brussels and…
Carney unveils cabinet aimed at urgently resetting US-Canada ties
OTTAWA, May 13 (Reuters) – Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, who won an election last month vowing to stand up to U.S. President Donald Trump, unveiled a new cabinet on Tuesday that he said would help urgently define a new relationship with Washington. Carney cut the number of ministers to 29 from the 39 under…
Poland introduces mandatory firearms training for schoolchildren amid Russia threat
Poland has introduced mandatory Education for Safety lessons for children in schools, which include shooting training and basic first aid. Most countries want their children to be as far away from weapons as possible. Not Poland. Faced with the proximity of Russia’s ongoing all-out invasion of neighbouring Ukraine and increasing fears of Moscow’s threats to…
What’s in Trump’s trade agreement with the European Union?
The 27-nation bloc averts a 30% tariff that would have taken effect Aug. 1. President Donald Trump unveiled a trade agreement with the European Union on Sunday, making it the latest in a series of accords as the White House threatens to slap tariffs on dozens of countries this week. Prior to the agreement, the…
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Water extraction and weight of buildings see half of China’s cities sink
Nearly half of China’s major cities are sinking because of water extraction and the increasing weight of their rapid expansion, researchers say. Some cities are subsiding rapidly, with one in six exceeding 10mm per year. China’s rapid urbanisation in recent decades means far more water is now being drawn up to meet people’s needs, scientists…
