seem eccentric in the american republic. 0rare they? if seem eccentric in the american republic. to go by. viewing figures are anything to go by, there is more than a sneaking interest here in the lives of royals. in 1953, 27 million britons chewed in to watch the queen's coronation. 85 million americans watched a special recording of it. it had to be flown over because demand was so high. a big royal interview still commands huge audiences in america. so what is the attraction of monarchy and a land that is free of it? is highness prince dimitri of yugoslavia and manhattan is also the great grandson of the last king of italy, umberto ii. he sits on the branches of many a royalfamily tree. 0h, he sits on the branches of many a royalfamily tree. oh, look at this. this is like christmas. so many things here. you have some yummy things. so beautiful. since the 80s, he has been a go to julen for new york society. has been a go to 'ulen for new york society.— york society. there is no sin . le york society. there is no single diamond. - york society. there is no single diamond. it's -

american banks, return to the country. thirdly, the us should stop interfering in iran's affairs, and fourthly, the us should withdraw from all lawsuits against the islamic republicinternational forums , of course, with the release of the hostages on 1st of february 1360, the americans kept their promise and never these four conditions of imam khomeini did not come true. the american embassy incident and carter's inability to return the hostages caused carter to be unable to become the president of the united states for the second term, and in the elections he was free to wear clothes . perhaps this was the reason why one of the european publications said that once the united states could decision who will sit on the power base in iran? today ayatollah in tehran can determine the fate of the elections of the american republic , say it is limited to the desert to the decade of dignity, 8% surplus discount is offered to all buyers , another service was founded, the steam unit of the combined cycle power plant was founded. khorramabad, to serve the people of danesh basian folad gostar haddad, a producer of all kinds of water test pipes, increasing from 12 to 14 inch

american banks, return to the country. thirdly, the us should stop interfering in iran's affairs, and fourthly, the us should withdraw from all lawsuits against the islamic republic in international forums , of course, with the release of the hostages on 1st of february 1360, the americans kept their promise and never these four conditions of imam khomeini did not come true. the american embassy affair and kart's inability to return the hostages made carter unable to become the president of the united states for the second term and win the election for free. perhaps that was the reason why one of the european publications had said that once the united states could decide who will sit on the seat of power in iran, but today the ayatollah in tehran can determine the fate of the elections of the american republic . the front of the car was modified into a support base for the fighters, with the help of other women in the village, she prepared all kinds of home-made jams and dried fruit for the fighters . sabzevar a few years ago to rahmat god, going to this project was very motherly, you know, mother heard in the general sense , she was a mother for the fronts, to d

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historical types the american military presence in the dominican republic ended in the twenty- secondever, after themselves, the americans left an unstable government, which changed power passed from hand to hand, and as a result, in the thirty-first year, the trujilla dictator came to power. e, an american military e, programs and truhil. in fact, until the 1960s, the dominican republic remained under the control of washington, and then when the dominicans could not put up with this state of affairs, in the sixty-sixth year, the second occupation of the dominican republic by the americans began. i emphasized again. this is, uh, a multi-layered multi-factorial policy that uses leverage and military leverage. well, the so-called soft power tools. the term coined by the american political scientist joseph hiring, which includes, among other things, a huge network of active american centers of science and culture in latin america, not only in the capitals, and teaching english. this is an organization for the exchange of students, youth, whose programs are attended by various american fo

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this is american republic sing some heavy rain monday into tuesday. hope you scenarios of mexico also seen some of the rain, but it clears up by tuesday. we'll see some heavier falls down south in costa rica and panama. that should weather update. the report is retreat in a brutal civil war. if it comes to hadn't been, the v is ready and vision with not being so low for the coming door had become gentleness accent, you could be in the safe and safe and then you went out into civil war. i started off leaving this one of the grand sweets coming to a hotel. the next room i was in was underground, tying the prison, so as a hostage they was, the commodore will hotels on al jazeera. the latest news as it breaks each pack spec via the electron 2nd row. that's why has already started the campaign here with detailed coverage for the hold that members of the g. 9 gang are not far away from here, and they have been attacking this area from around the world. they haven't seen anything like this so far. since the conflict, again, we've got a sense of how enormous

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s. regulators seized a beleaguered american lender 1st republic bank over the weekend. the 3rd american bank failure over the past 2 months, making giant j. p. morgan has won a bid for a full takeover of the company's assets. and that's our show as always for more about these and other business storage, you can find us online, t w dot com slash business. we're also on the dw news youtube channel and see if there's any length. thanks. watch. ah, the destination the i seems of jupiter the journey. 6000000000 kilometers taking 8 years the mission to discover extra terrestrial life. the juice space pro is on its way through the infinite expense to morrow to day. next on d w. o. o. this is to float, did you do the fool? i came to china. fantastic. ah, she survived auschwitz, thanks to music. he was the nazis favorite conductor. he is morally degenerate to musicians under the swastika, a documentary about the sounds of power, inspiring story about survival of the home and go get the tennis. i was the only one. what minded luc music in nazi germany. watch now on youtube. d. dr.

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the hopes and dreams, ways and means of faraway royals mightjust seem eccentric in the american republic go by, there's more than a sneaking interest here in the lives of royals. in 1953, 27 million britons tuned in to watch the queen's coronation. 85 million americans watched a special recording of it. it had to be flown over because demand was so high. a big royal interview still commands huge audiences in america. so what is the attraction of monarchy in a land that is free of it? his highness prince dimitri of yugoslavia and manhattan is also the great—grandson of the last king of italy, umberto ii. he sits on the branches of many a royalfamily tree. oh, look at this. this is like christmas. so many things here. you have some yummy things. so beautiful. since the �*80s, he has been a go—to jeweller for new york society. there is not a single diamond. it's just natural pearls from a 1920 little necklace i had. his is a rare viewpoint — royal insider and refugee. do i look like a princess? dimitri, you are steeped in royalty. you have various royalfamilies have come into your own perso

an ideological club and will rise, but all the same , all rights and presidents of the south american republicsecuadorians gather in brazil. and of course all the left topics. that the trend set trend for communication between neighbors is working on the eve of its full-fledged ambassador to venezuela was returned by chile maduro said that he would appeal to all his colleagues to demand that the united states lift anti-venezuelan sanctions, the host of the meeting recalled what south americans have in common on the border in english with venezuela, we are neighbors with a common border of 2200 km. try to find such a border in europe and then lula walked through the europeans and called the situation absurd when they did not recognize the president elected by the people. that is, maduro, but a deputy was recognized as president. that is guido. remember in these photos, he is at the peak of his tenderness in europe and in some places in latin america, the chief of the euro-diplomat here, as we know, the main counter of anti-russian sanctions, but also being in latin america last weekend in harbor

and also that he believed rhodes poses a continuing ongoing threat to the american republic, to american democracy. there was another person sentenced today too, a deputy who was working with rhodes on january 6, kelly meggs from florida. and he did express remorse. he said that he was sorry to be involved in an event that put such a black eye on the country. but the judge also gave him quite a significant sentence believing it too amounted to a crime of domestic terrorism, seditious conspiracy, and the judge gave him 12 years. kelly meggs was crying. but the judge also took a step back and told him quite sternly that violence was not the answer and is not the answer for people who disagree with the political process in the united states. judge also said we have a process called an election. you don't take to the streets with rifles, you don't hope the president invokes the insurrection act so you can rush into the streets. we will slowly but surely descend into chaos if we do. these were the most significant sentences so far in the seditious conspiracy cases. katelyn polantz, cnn, washi

and also that he believed rhodes poses a continuing ongoing threat to the american republic, to american democracy. there was another person sentenced today too, a deputy who was working with rhodes on january 6, kelly meggs from florida. and he did express remorse. he said that he was sorry to be involved in an event that put such a black eye on the country. but the judge also gave him quite a significant sentence believing it too amounted to a crime of domestic terrorism, seditious conspiracy, and the judge gave him 12 years. kelly meggs was crying. but the judge also took a step back and told him quite sternly that violence was not the answer and is not the answer for people who disagree with the political process in the united states. judge also said we have a process called an election. you don't take to the streets with rifles, you don't open the president invokes the insurrection act so you can rush into the streets. we will slowlyshirley -- surely descend into chaos if we do. these were the most significant sentences so far in the seditious conspiracy cases. katelyn polantz, cnn,

. >> when you say out in front, you mean the -- it is not instep with where the american republic are. >> how does that affect what's going on at the state level, though? does that mean that republicans can use this issue and try to pass laws that will put them at an advantage in the next upcoming election? >> yes, is the short answer. and i think that is because you can use was at the state level in the literal sense of trying to prohibit things or trying to encourage things. but you can also use was at the state level to promotes or amplify a particular issue. so, on that issue of what we might probably cole trans rights, if republicans calculate, it seems to be corrected, looking at the data, that the public is broadly sympathetic to their position, then they can push these bills in the state legislatures as a means of keeping the national spotlight on those topics, and then there is political advantage to be gleaned from that. >> okay, let's go back to our phone lines and let's talk to richard, who is calling from verona, missouri on the democrat line. richard, good morning. >> he

his sentencing, and also, that he believed roads proposed to continuing, ongoing threat to the american republic, and to american democracy. there was another person sentenced today as well, a deputy, working with rhodes on january 6th. a man in kelly meggs, from florida. makes it was a different defendant, in that he did express remorse. he said, he was sorry to be involved in an event the put such a black eye on the country. but, the judge also gave him a significant said tubs, flew humid to two seditious conspiracy. the judge gave him 12 years. kelly meggs, whenever he received his sentence, was crying. the judge also took a step back and told him, quite sternly, violence was not, and it's, not the answer for people who disagree with the political process in the united states. he also said, there is a process, it's called an election, you don't take into the streets with rifles, you don't have that the president invoked the insurrection act getting the war in the streets. the u.s. capital with this book count. we will, slowly, but surely, descend into chaos if we do. more sentences for oath k

ah, american regulators sees troubled lender 1st republic for j. p. morgan snaps up the banks assets. it's just the latest chapter in a month long global banking crisis or so on. our show start ups have to show more to attract investors. we'll look at the scene in berlin. hello and welcome to our show. i'm seeing beardsley in berlin. u. s. regulators seized beleaguered american lender 1st republic bank over the weekend. it's the 3rd us bank failure in less than 2 months. banking j. j. p. morgan has won a bid to take over 1st republics, assets that you'll also finalize over the weekend. 84 1st public branches in the u . s. were set to reopen as j. p. morgan chase branches on monday. the behind that banking crisis is the rapid rise in borrowing rates in the u. s. and elsewhere in recent months. that's also hit startups hard. a young growth at all cost companies had become accustomed to bucket loads of investor money when rates were lower. now they're having to show a lot more to get their cash. ah, berlin is home to 3000 startups were employed, 70000 pe

today in the south american republic of chile summing up the results of the elections, the constitutionalowever, even before the vote , the young 37-year-old president became clear. gabriel borsch has ceased to enjoy support, a report by sergei lev for those who do not is interested in politics, the most important thing in chile is a huge regular-shaped hole 32 m in diameter 64 m deep, which for no reason appeared in the chilean atacama desert and continues to grow, but also chilean politics. today's victors cumulatively 33 seats out of 50 are right and traditionalists their leader after anatolia's decree from the liberals is drozd although of course a cocktail and another one, for example. the barbaric execution of the presidential palace of lamouneda does not support pinochet's coup. kast does not support, but defends pinochet and economic reforms and pinochet generals. current inmates. further, when under the ruling chilean liberal new breads, this palace was full of flowers. lgbt kast said that power is given a quote to the gay dictatorship. when the lgbt flags were hoisted by six chi

and and and my thesis is i had already a lot of evidence for this, is that americans in the early republic, in the late 18th century and going into the early 19th century, had their own proprietary view of how memory itself works. that something was going on in american intellectual culture. and i don't just mean high intellectual culture, although it is going on there, but that it was also happening in popular culture as that i've called in the book, the physical this turn in american mnemonic. but it's a, you know, my way of giving it a specific name. it is that americans were beginning to think of memory in much more material or indeed materialist terms. much more about that tonight as we go along and that this new view of memory not entirely new, but but the view that was, you know, the way it was taking the direction it was going, this materialist direction, it was going, demanded physical material, anchors of memory. in other words, if you to remember things, the people who increasingly believed this, which was increasingly a majority of people believe this about memory, you have to

an ideological club and will stand up, but still all the rights and presidents of the south american republicsyans, paraguayans ecuadorians, and of course, all left-handed hosts. the meeting of zero reminded what the south americans in the border common and movement with venezuela. we are neighbors with a common border of 2.200 km. try to find such a border in europe and then lula walked through the europeans and called the situation absurd when they did not recognize the president elected by the people. that is, maduro, but they recognized a deputy as president. that is guido. remember this in these photos, he is at the peak of his tenderness in europe and in some places in latin america, the chief of euro-diplomacy here, as we know, the main hall of anti-russian sanctions, but also being last weekend in latin america in havana at a meeting with the president of cuba. burel said about other sanctions in a completely different way. i strive to ensure that everyone understands that the cubes include a list of countries that support terrorism. this is wildness, there is no justification for us s

and american republic. and it's getting harder to get a low rising interest bank turmoil, enforce many banks to pull in lending tighter lending makes it harder for businesses to expand and consumers to buy homes and cars and twitter will purge account that have been active for several years. this could lead to a drop in follower counts. ceo elon musk says if users logged in, they can possibly prevent their account from being purged live from the nasdaq market site. i'm jane king. back to you. everybody knows you can't get the kids to a chapel to. yeah. thank you, jane. >> oh, my gosh. okay. now they're just going to have to fight tooth and nail every game. >> is elimination. you this is a win or go home situation with the dubs backs against the wall after losing to the lakers once again, crawford's will trend out of the chase center bleary-eyed like so many fans are who stayed up late to watch the game. good morning. well. >> i tried not to watch the game. i thought maybe halfway through the 4th quarter it

unwilling to say this, i think it's not only shameful, but a tragedy, and a dire threat to the american republic. >> ruth, as tom said, we're not 100 percent clear on this audience, how was selected. talk to me about the role the audience played. you refer to it on twitter as trump's authoritarian charisma. again, one of the reasons to have you on this conversation is you studied so many of these things, you looked at what rallies looked like at other leaders who turned out to be authoritarians, or who were authoritarians. tell me about this. >> of course, one of the most terrifying and gifts heartening moments was when he was mocking his victim of sexual abuse, e. jean carroll, and the audience applauded him. they were applauding him because he was an assault or, not in spite of being in assault or. this is very dangerous. he had a psychological need to undo his humiliation at the hand of the court. and he got it with this town hall, and the problem is, people like trump become much more emboldened after such successes. so they become more emboldened, marks more trouble were in. let's never for

this was the center of finance and banking in the early american republic.some of the philadelphia connection may m that old evening bulletin. i don't know if you member the old evening bulletin published er there? in 1906 in early august there was an article published in the philadelphia evening bulle it was interview with mary custis lee the daughter of confederate general robert e lee. that headline was general release lateral said to tense used by washington to aid confederate. once to raise 10,000 dollars by going to take you back out were going to go back to this moment. this is in a sense the moment of the founding of what became the museum of the american revolution in the early 20thre century. but were going to go all the way back to 1775. for those of you locals of massachusetts you will know depending on whether that lexington or concorde the sho fired heard around the world was either on the green in lexington who if you are from concorde you believe it happened at the old northridge both on april 19, 1775. two months later the fighting at bunker

american frost republic bank ceased to exist.es this mean for people who had deposits in this bank, in general for the global financial system. hello ekaterina, i will tell you about this in the issue , i will add that the assets were transferred to jp morgan bye, to other topics. on may 1 , a number of innovations came into force in russia. the central bank reduced the maximum bank commission for companies that provide housing and communal services and at the same time accept payment through the fast payment system. four tenths of a percent reduced to two tenths of the payment amount. the bank of russia is also increasing premiums on risk ratios for mortgage loans. this is necessary to limit risks, both borrowers and banks since may. only the russian post will bring pensions in cash. that will make it possible to make delivery guaranteed and without interruption, and also from this day on, export duties on oil increased by 10 cents to almost 14.5 dollars per ton ; on the contrary, the export duty on sunflower oil is reduced by 2

the collapsed american first republic bank is bought by one of the largest players in the sector, j.pts and branches will be transferred to him, however, to call first republic a small language does not turn. he was in the top 20, namely, he took the fourteenth place in terms of assets of $ 230 billion in deposits, he had almost 104 billion. the bank was targeted at wealthy clients and their businesses offered mortgage loans at low interest rates. first republic had 84 offices in eight us states most likely since may. all of them will start working under the new banner of jp morgan cheese for the american banking sector. this is good news. experts speak. this significantly improved the overall climate. if they had let e take its course, then yes, indeed , the banking crisis would have begun to grow in the united states in due time, we decided this problem. well, this, by the way, can be seen in the shares of gp morgan, that is, the market. uh, how would appreciate uh, the efforts of gp morgan and the fact that the opposition to the position of gp morgan are intensifying and shares. le

found in this neighborhood as was course new york and the erie canal with its banking in the american republic. some of you with a philadelphia action may remember the old evening bulletin . in 1906, in early august the article published in the philadelphia evening olefin was an interview with mary conslee, the daughter of confederate general robert and e headline was neral re: lee's daughter used by wash to a confederate home was raised $10,000 i want to take you back now, we're going to come back to this moment but this is in a sense the moment of the founding of what became the museum of the american amrevolution in the 20th century but we'regoing to zoom all the way back to 1775 . for those of you locals in the great commonwealth of massachusetts you willnow depending on whether you live in lexington ... fighting takes place on this hill and about 20,000 new england troops bottle up the british in boston and the rest of the colonies who had come together just across the street from where the museum is for the first continental congress , they sent a protest to england, protesting the coerc

new york took off and in the canal and this was the center of financing banking in the early american republic. some of you have philadelphia connection have people enjoyin old evening bulletin and old evening bulletin and in 1906, in early august, there was an article published in the philadelphia bull and interview o the confederate general e lee and e lee's daughter will sell tents used by washington to aid confederate home. wants to raise $10,000. i'm going to take you back now and we'll come back to this moment but this is really the sense of the commonwealth and dependg on whether you live and work in lexington and the shot heard around the world was on the green in lexington or if you're from concord you believe it happened at old north bridge on april 19th of 1775 of two months later and fighting at bunkerrer hill taking place on the hill overlooking boston and about 20,000 new england troops coming back by may of 1775 in philadelphia and the yankees have started a shooting war. this was their common cause and done by shooting at the british and we all know the decision they made in th

and we will restore the american republic as the strongest, most powerful nation the world has ever known. we will get ourselves back there. they are not looking forward to having this happen. other countries need a strong america, not just us. other countries need a strong america. our economy is crashing. inflation is out of control. our banks are failing, russia has joined with china, saudi arabia has joined with iran. china, russia, iran fought together as a menacing and destructive coalition. our currency is collapsing. the dollar will soon no longer be the world standard. can you believe it? it will be our greatest defeat in over 200 years. russia would never have invaded ukraine, china would not have even thought about rating taiwan. it wouldn't have happened. they understood. i is to say that if you took the five worst presidents in the history of the united states and added them up, joe biden and the biden administration -- now i say if you took the 10 worst -- they would not have done to our nation what this man and this administration has done. after the speech, they will be co

this was really the center of finance and banking in the early american republic. um, some of you, as a philadelphia connection, may remember the old evening bulletin. bill, i don't know if you remember thevening bulletin that was pubshed there. well, in 1906, it's in early august. there was an article published in the philadelphia evening bulletin. it was an interview with mary custis lee, the daughter of confederate general robert e lee. e heline was general aubrey lee's daughter will sell two tents used by washington to aid confederate home wants to raise $10,000, so i'm going to take you back now. we're going to come back to this moment. but this is really, in a sense, the moment of the founding of what became the museum of the american revolution in the early 20th century. but we're going to zoom all the way back to 1775 for those of you locals of the great commonwealth of massachusetts, you'll know that the depending upon whether you live in lexington or concord, the shot fired the heard round the world was either on the green at lexington or if you're from c

czech republic in the first place, according to the participants prague should more, strongly, defending an independent foreign policy, many were categorically against the possible deployment of americanases, the czech republic more than 10,000 gathered an anti-government rally in romania, the organizers of the alliance unification party of romania called on residents to oppose the anti-national and anti-family actions promoted by the government , the organizers said that they were in favor of forest conservation national resources, but against the imposition of absurd tear gas rules. applied french police against the demonstrators in lyon there was another rally. against pension reform. macron, a crowd of demonstrators marched through the streets, waving the flags of the demonstration, attended by about 650 people, four were arrested . the industry's president congratulated the accuracy, promptness objectivity and unique. the style is modern broadcasting format of the belarusian media they are praying to the audience. and listeners always be in the center of events and feel the rhythm of life thanks to the high qualification and spirit of innovation of specialists in the field of tel

scholarship has been published or is forthcoming in publications such as the journal of the early american early republic excuse me, early american studies book history, the new england quarterly studies and book culture, and the pennsylvania magazine of history and biography. his public writing has also appeared in the washington post, time, the daily beast and the journal of the american revolution. so with all of that, without further delay, please join me in welcoming to anderson house. dr. jordan taylor. thank you. thank you. thank you. to the american revolution institute and society of the cincinnati for bringing me here and to all of you for coming tonight. i'm excited to share a bit about the history of news and politics and revolutions in america. and i'm looking forward to your questions when i'm finished. so my new book, misinformation nation, is a study of how people in revolutionary gathered and interpreted news about the world and how that affected the arab politics. and i suppose the first point that i need to make by way of providing some background context is that people in early americ

the american banking system is extraordinarily sound. first republicbrings back memories of the collapse of lehman brothers and bear stearns and the global financial crisis that followed. industry experts say the causes this time are very different. it's about two things, it's about the speed with which interest rates had to be hiked and the monetary excess which really preceded it, which is quite different to what happened in say 2007. for the biden administration, the 11th hour rescue package is a win. all depositors are protected and the taxpayers are not on the hook. these actions are going to make sure the banking system is safe and sound, and that includes protecting small businesses across the country. despite assurances that the banking system in the united states is safe, three lenders have failed in less than two months and as the us economy seems to teeter towards its slowdown, there are fears here on wall street that more banks could fail. samira hussein, bbc news, new york. with the coronation of king charles around the corner, details are

let the name of the south american republic be written with an error, but the seeds still came in handyer in addition, he was president of the russian geographical society. pro. in what scientific archive. we were shown the originals from the pictures taken by vavilov and there is an amazing collection of slides that were made by nikolai ivanovich vavilov during his expedition here to the archive of the russian geographical society, which withstood the great patriotic war. even these pictures were bombed. after the death of her husband , his widow elena ivanovna borodina vavilova handed over all the pictures in the forty-fourth. about a thousand. we had a project together with the presidential library and before scanning it is necessary professionally. well, we have completed this work. and the entire collection of digital that is, he was still in san francisco with new york, well, it’s clear that this aroused suspicion for some, dissatisfaction with the record checking the vavilov department the economic institute has too much time. he spends abroad, what is he doing there? nobody care