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hossein abin abdallahian, the late foreign minister of our country, was buried in the city of ri tshii and in the shrine of hazrat abdul azim. hojjat al-islam wal-muslimin qaumi, on behalf of the supreme leader's office , was present at the funeral ceremony of mr. amir abdullahian in the shrine of abdulazim hosni. let's all pledge allegiance. they came to the ministry of foreign affairs. to escort a minister. the wide presence of foreign delegations that we had, show that despite all the pressures of the powers , our country is moving forward by preserving the values. martyr hossein amir abdullahian the funeral was moved to the shrine of hazrat abdulazim hosni. our people are like those who serve , they like the place is very empty, god willing, whoever comes will be able to fill it. a jihadi diplomat means a jihadi chiplot. you should open your eyes to someone who first has affection and attachment to his country's system and then believes in his country's goals until his death. the foundations of the islamic revolution, which basically focuses on the country's independence in its for

ri now, if we look at the map as is and remove west virginia from the democratic column to the republican column, that is a 50-50 senate. trump is up in the polls. if the election was today he would have a good shot at winning. democrats are on their heels in the senate. be dficult for them to maintain the majority. it is going toe or them to maintain a majority if trump wins the presidency this fall. host: inside ele chaioed a rating for the arizona senate race. guest: it is not all bad news for democrats in the senate. i know that i sound a little bit negative. its predominately bad news, but there are a few bright spots. one is arizona. this was a very complex race when independent senator kyrsten sinema was talking about running for reelection as an independent. s ra that we see a three-person senate race this day and age. enhe g out and became more clear how the race was going to look. the democratic likely nominee, the republic nominee or likely republican nominee, are held -- are headed towards a clash this fall. at was ruben has some real advantages in this race. he has a tremendo

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welcome back, everyone ri khan was stormy daniels testimony, crucial or was it just cringy it was certainly cringy. >> it also was not germane. it's not exactly clear but donald trump is being prosecuted for here you have me and my fellow new yorkers spending millions of dollars on a trial that seems absolutely meaningless. other than as an attempt to embarrass the former president oh, good. >> good it's crucial and cringy, it can be at the same time this is a fraud trial that's all it is. and so they have to bring if it's about hush money to a porn star, they got to bring in the porn star. there's just no way so prejudicial though, the details about the encounter that they should have declared a micelle as was pointed out to the defense, they could have objected several times and they didn't which was a surprise to a lot of people. >> and they could have kept a lot of that out. you know, she's a porn star. i don't know what else would she talk about. it's a sexual encounter that was paid for to keep quiet, they've got to talking about the details and part of the problem here is that this i

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ri mandatory detention for illegal aliens who assault ps bill not only prevents these dangerous criminals from being loose oer streets, but also speeds up to remove them from the united states of america entirely. the time for standing by and doing nothing must end. we cannot stand as the fabric of our american society into violence and lawlessness. americans are tired of it. bill is not just a common sense solution em illegal aliens from our streets and out of country. it is a f action and a demand for cabability to those ulbreak our laws. it is a reminder that those that do, will face real consequences. i urge my colleagues to support this bill and i resve the balance of my time. >> the gentlemanthe gentlelady n is recognized. >>ield myself as much time as i may consume. i rise in opposition to this overly broad and unnecessary legislation. this bill would subjaned immigrant to mandatory immigration detention if they commit an assault on a law enforcement officer. to be clear, that is already current law. ill es far beyond that. it would subject even those individuals with lawful status

with that, i yield to ri leader. >> well, i applaud the work that the whip has done on this legislatione bringing to have two bills that are limiting the ability for aucrs in washington to control digital currency. more and more popular amongst people not just here in the u.s. but around the to fund things, a stroay commerce. but if they want to have digital currency, they don't want to have the government tracking their transactions. and it's important that we make it clear with these bills that we are bringing to the floor this week that th's what the rules of the game will be going forward, and it limitations on the biden administration'■ desire to control those transactions and track people's spending habits. and av seen over and over again by this abide administration. by the way, the same biden st that has tried to double the size of the irs to go and target people that are making well under $100,000 and forcing them to pay more in taxes even know when they are already paying more than their fair share. so needless to say we are going to continue to fight for those nginbills like

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trump poses aour fundamental ris and freedoms, our very democracy, and our economy.he threat is critical clear today, it will remain crystal-clear tomorrow, it will be crystal-clear on the debate stage in atlanta on june now i'd turned it over to robert de niro. robert: thank you. i mean, this is reall -- even these people over here are kind of -- it's kind of crazy. it's really crazy in this thing, donald trump has created he should be telling them not to do this, but he is just -- he wants to sow total chaos, which he is succeeding in some areas and places to do. anyways, beside all that, this is my neighborhood, downtown new york city. i grew up here and feel at home in these streets. i feel comfortable. the twin towers fell just over here, just over there. this part of the city was like a ghostn(■ town. but we vowed we would not allow terrorists to change our way of life, and restarted the tribeca festival to bring people back -- we started the tribeca festival to bring people back. i love this city. i love this city. i don't want to destroit wants o destroy not

this morning from the third floor of daulat abad shahr ri tshii and answer. attitude he had with the people was due to the fact that he demanded the martyr raisi as the head of their protection. martyr mousavi, like our martyred president, was a tireless man who did not know day and night, and in the end, he was martyred alongside ayatollah raisi. the last night when i was leaving, they told my mother that you are not praying for us, why are we laughing he said, "why do i pray?" he said, "why don't i become a martyr? we are eager to be martyred because we entered the war like hussein . it is good for them to go this way . they are truly sincere servants who serve the rights of these people. they are men of honor and zeal. they are very sorry indeed." the best features of his flute can be called martyr mousavi, he was the protector of security, the protector of trust. that the people had entrusted to him. martyr seyyed mehdi mousavi, head of the martyr president's protection team, was buried in his eternal grave in abdul azim hosni shrine after being cleared f

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it was approved with 23 ri. the first test according to the new law was held in azar 1401.i was educated and had work experience, but because there was no exam, i was not able to get into this job, but thanks to god, with the law of education and with the exam that was held, i was able to become a registrar myself. and the rest are waiting for the internship to start. industrial regulation is a specialized matter. they must be entered, if they are not entered , it will cause damage to the people as well as to themselves, the notary has civil liability, he has disciplinary liability , he has criminal liability for the preparation of his document , we used experienced law professors in these training workshops. we used notaries who are proficient in notarial affairs . the internship of about 3,700 remaining people will start in a few days and they will be notified in a few months. mehdi javadiar of sed and sima news agency , membership for more than two consecutive terms of the board members of the trade unions is unimpeded on the condition that two/thirds of the votes are ob

the planet concert sear ries coming up and happening throughout the city not just golden gate park but downtown locations are a great example. there are smaller examples as well. the landing at--is a new plaza we constructed in the mayor roadmap where two streets come together akwraisant to a couple restaurants closed to cars in daytime, chairs and seating and throughout the week they have lunch time and evening music to bring people together after work. they participate in that. something we are working on setting up for next year which is really exciting is our sf live program and that will bring a full 2024 concert series where we match local venues bringing their work and partnership to useian square, music center plaza and embark cadero. we will be able to announce concert series through the sf- >> you mentioned vacant to vibrant, that program has a lot of attention lately. can you talk generally what exactly that program is? >> yeah. so, we opened a program where we put out a call for landlords willing to offer groundfloor space for free for 3 to 6 month jz small business or stor

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lenta ru and ri novosti, led a column on vesti fm radio.channel and blog. significantly reduce duties, that is, it is for commodity lines to open up trade and a specific economic effect for both russian companies and iranian companies that want to trade in russia in iran, well , of course, when we... prepare such agreements, we do not act alone , and issues of free trade agreements are now brought to the supranational level of the eurasian economic union, therefore the negotiations themselves are being conducted by representatives of the commission in close contact with the countries, with our eurasian five, with iran , procedures for ratifying this agreement are now underway, and literally 2 weeks ago at the government meeting we decided to submit it to the state duma, and today it is already there, meeting as part of the approval of candidates for deputy prime ministers, we were at the cis committee on integration and together with leonid eduarovich slutsky we discussed precisely the issues of ensuring that this the document was ratified,

in the uk , compulsory military service for young people will be returned, prime minister ri shunok announcedmeasure by the increasing frequency of military conflicts around the world. the local press noted. these are opportunities that high school graduates deserve, torie said. we will contribute changes to conscription for today's britain. all eighteen-year-olds will undergo renewed military service, regardless of their background and place of residence in our country. this is an investment in both the character of young people and our safety. labour, in a panic, says that... we stand for the deepest possible inclusion of the united kingdom in the security and defense structures of the eu. this cooperation must be intensified and supported by a more methodical framework. the minister called on all countries in the bloc to increase. "we allowed military-industrial complex enterprises to curtail production after the cold war, we did not subsidize them, looking back, we understand that we made a mistake, it is obvious that europe is lagging behind, the eu's defense technological and industrial

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if you elect me in the democratic congress, i will sign into law the voting ri■ghts act tomorrow and roe v. wade the law of the land again. [cheers and applause] it's within our power to do this. mag a extremists band -- did you ever think anybody over 30 years old, you would through a period where the art banning books in america? they are trying to erase black history. is american history. it is american history. together we make history, not erase it for me, the value of diversity, equity, inclusion, are the core strength of america. that's what i am proud to have the most diverse administration in history that country. it starts at the top with the vice president. day, i proudly stood with a black man, the highest order, the first black secretary of defense. the second black chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. black women had of military units. who are overseeing the most diverse and strongest fighting force in the history of the world. folks, the threat trump poses is good in the second term than in the first. it is true that when he left in 2020, something really snapped in

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we have an obligation to at ris usebate the border act.nd i yield the floor. >> madam president. >> senator from alabama. >> madam president, it's great hear my democrat colleague come out against what's happening at the border. it is a disaster and it is a national security threat. three weeks ago, two illegal immigrants attempted to into the marine base at quantico in virginia. both individuals are jordanian nationals who werepp by customs and border patrol protection at the southern border and released into the united states. one of them is an the terrorist watch list. now, how did we get here? hoet to the point where two people who entered the country illegally and were d or vetted tried to drive a truck on to a mity base? let me say that again, these people are not beingeed or vetted. we have no idea who people are. but here is what we do know about the people who have invaded our country. 25,000 chiatiols have entered our country since october the 1st,2023. more than 84,000 haitians entered under joe biden's mass along with 101,000 9

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problema es que quiere ayudarle a donald trump todavia y, en el gobierno no cree que vale la en el rilaro, el es el exdirector financiero de la organizacion trump. >> gracias, abogado maluf. >> un placer, mico. >> hoy en una corte federal de nueva york, el juicio por abominable seria su segundo juicio por acusaciones de corrupcion en siete anos. >> el senador democrata por nueva jersey enfrenta cargos por presuntamente recibir miles de dolares en sobornos y por obstruir la justicia menendez y su esposa nadine son acusados de aceptar cientos de miles de dolares en gotes de oro y un auto de lujo en una trama in internacional de sobornos a cambio de influencia politica para favorecer a los gobiernos de egipto y catar, esposa se han dearado no culpables de todos los cargos. >> muy buenas tardes desde la ciudad de nueva york. >> ¿como comenzo la seleccion del jurado. >> ¿que tal, nicole? >> muy buenas tardes. >> pues esta es la corte federal aqui en manhattan, donde inicio este juicio contra el senador bob menendez, un proceso donde esta jugandose su futuro legal, su futuro politico, pero

. >>> tonight, is that ri searching for a missing american.on't confirm identities. american jack carter on the right and brothers disappeared several days ago. they were on a surfing trip. a source telling abc news the bodies were found near a burned white pickup truck. >>> in turks and caicos, another case of an american husband and father facing a possible 12 years in prison after what airport security found. abc's matt rivers is there for us. >> reporter: tonight, bryan and ashley hagerich entering a courthouse in turks and caicos hand in hand. hoping for a lighter sentence after he was charged for having ammunition in his suitcase. hagerich, a father of two from outside of pittsburgh, facing what could be 12 years in prison. >> i feel like i'm a failure to them. i feel like i've let them down in the worst imaginable way possible. >> reporter: back in february, the couple and their children were wrapping up a vacation, when authorities found a small box of hunting ammo in hagerich's luggage during a random airport security check. >> how di

all ri . ht, has effectively been in vain.expert says evidence gathered by the bbc suggests the killing in november of a boy in the occupied west bank by israeli defense forces was a potential war crime. eight—year—old adam, who was unarmed, was shot and killed, alongside his friend basil, who was 15. the idf says the circumstances surrounding what happened are under review and that "suspects had been attempting to hurl explosives towards their forces". the west bank has been occupied by israel since 1967. the situation there is tense, but violence has increased since the hamas attacks on israel last october. now a bbc team has been to the town ofjenin, and tonight we're going to show you the circumstances that led up to the moment adam and basil were shot and killed. isobel yeung's report contains very distressing details. we've been in the west bank for five weeks, investigating how two boys died on the 29th of november last year. wow, it's very blue! are you comfortable taking me back to what happened that day? we've been m

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