u. s. united states lawmakers have sharply criticized the police response to one of america's worst school shootings in texas. house of representatives says a lack of leadership may have contributed to the deaths of 19 children and 2 teachers in the city of humanity. family members have accused authorities of trying to cover up police failures, nadisa kill and agree to sleep, or. this is how lawmakers in texas described the police response to the you body school shooting that claimed 21 lives security video footage short, heavily armed officers standing by for 77 minutes. ah, even a shot, sang out the investigative report, released sunday, set close to $400.00 officials present, feel to prioritize rescue efforts over their own safety. moody person. just that day, several officers in the hallway are in that building, new, or should have known. there was dying in that classroom and they should have done more active with urgency. try the door handles, try to going through the windows, try to distract him. the report on so focused on both security measures at the school. but the grieving famil

u. s. strongly opposes any unilateral efforts to change what the united states calls the status quo or undermine peace and stability across the top. the taiwan strait is the message that was conveyed by the u. s. president. so both of these leaders really sending a very strong message. i know tongue dan is a senior fellow at the time he institute. he says china isn't bluffing when it comes to tie when the red line is taiwan itself. if the u. s. somehow encourages i want to believe that they are can be independent and the u. s will protect them, aside from the fact that it's not possible even by the u. s. best case scenario. yes, taiwan. i mean, china would go to war. i'm certain of that. the sentiment here is this is part of their land. it's written to their constitution. no leader of china could walk away from taiwan and survive and there. and since this is a one party system, it could very well be the end of that. latest figures in the us indicate the gross domestic product, g. d, p has shrunk for the 2nd quarter in a rope, is one of the signs of a recession, but at the same time, the employme

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united states. but the fact it was found in the u. s. and not canada makes it even more rare. and why it sold for $6100000.00 to an anonymous buyer at an auction in new york on thursday, canada. and like many other countries as a strict restriction on fossils being exported from the country to a dinosaur like this would not be allowed out of canada because it was found in the us. that means we can actually sell it. and that is part of what makes this dinosaur so rare. while the sale of this dinosaur was for over $6000000.00, it's not the most expensive dinosaur ever sold. that title will go to a tyrant, a sorest rex. it's over over $31000000.00 in 2020 another dinosaur sold for more than $12000000.00. and well, that might be a good thing for the buyers and even the auction houses. it's not necessarily a good thing for science. there's worry about the ethics of all of this. many paleontologist say they're concerned that dinosaurs specimens in private hands means that they potentially are no longer available for research. there are not very many specimens of gorgeous or as all t

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u. s. strongly opposes any unilateral efforts to change what the united states calls the status quo or undermine peace and stability across the top. the taiwan strait is the message that was conveyed by the u. s. president. so both of these leaders really sending a very strong message again is a senior fellow, the tie. he institute, he says china isn't bluffing when it comes to tie one. the red line is taiwan itself. it's the if the us somehow encourages i want to believe that they are, can be independent and the u. s. will protect the aside from the fact that it's not possible even by the u. s. best case scenario. yes, taiwan. i mean, china would go to war. i'm certain of that. the sentiment here is this is part of their land. it's written to their constitution. no leader of china could walk away from taiwan and survive. and there. and since this is a one party system, it could very well be the end of that. the u. s. economy has contract it for a 2nd straight quarter, but the by didn't administration insists it's not in recession, gross domestic product, which is one measure of economic activit

u. s. policy. the united states is sticking firmly to is one china policy. in other words, that taiwan is a part of china. but where things get murky is that under us law, there is also an obligation of the united states to defend taiwan. a if it is attacked in any way that is something that it would be obliged to help support. and so that is why there is a bit of a diplomatic problem for the united states. if nancy pelosi were to visit the island, the potential that there could be some sort of military confrontation, given the fact that right now in the c surrounding the island are not only the taiwanese military, but also the united states military and also the chinese military. now in terms of the phone call, there was a very strong word of caution by the u. s. president to chinese president chic paying. but any sort of effort by china to try to absorb taiwan our, to in any way. try and obtain the island by force would be strongly discouraged. in fact, the u. s. strongly opposes any unilateral efforts to change with united seems called the status quo, or

united states. this calmness after nancy pelosi accused russia and his president of being responsible for price hikes and worldwide inflation. the u. s. has marked for countries as state sponsors of terrorism since 984. and if this decision is made, it will, puts russia in the list with the likes of iran, north korea, cuba and syria. the states is severely limits, us relations with the country and subjected to various functions. we discussed the latest us russian relations with guests. you have nancy pelosi who's done an abysmal job of handling domestic policy in the united states. now, where you differ toes and trying to direct foreign policy, and i think it would have the same sort of disastrous results that we've seen here in the united states. i'm really concerned about the provocations that she is promoting in declaring russia a terrorist state. she wasn't pushing the same thing when the ukranian administration long declared what the most corrupt administrations in the entire world. she wasn't concerned when they and their militia advocates were attacking folks in eastern ukraine. the militias, the, the military and ukraine kill

united states is committed to ensuring that iran never gets a nuclear weapon forth. united states will build political economic insecurity. connections between the united states, between the u. s. partners wherever possible, while respecting each country sovereignty independent choices, integration, interconnection. those are the underlying themes of our meeting today. i have, we've been trying to connect to racks, electricity, to re, to the gc, the g c. c grades. i remember being brief. on in 192016 when i was vice president united states. i said, let's get it done. well today, finally, after years of failed, efferson fall starts. thanks to the effort to so many around this table. it's done your projects relating to region, no free trade deal investments between neighbors, like the saudi investments in egypt and jordan. and more in the world bill, these connections more will see the benefits that return to our peoples and will grow. 5th, united states will always flow human rights in the values and shine a new and charter foundation of freedoms. are foundational who we are as americans join our dna as also because we know it's true that the future will be one or the countries

united states. after toppling at u. s. backed dictator, it's 1979 revolution establishing the islamic republic. also, we've seen russia be faced with economic warfare from united states in recent years, with washington openly trying to strangle its economy. now it's not really working out though with the rubel still standing strong, but in such a context, why wouldn't iran in russia be cooperating more? so what if moscow into iran do expand their relationship? how will the united states respond more sanctions? it's also pretty rich for u. s. officials to be complaining about military cooperation. let's review the latest round of military hardware that the pentagon has dumped into ukraine. it is possible the u. s. could sell or provide ukraine with some us fighter platforms that you think that's, that's possible going forward that there's us, there's a griffin had a sweet and there's the euro fighter. there's a raphael surgeon, there's a number of different platforms that could, could go to ukraine. united states has also committed to spending more high mars munitions, precision guided artillery,

u. s. policy. the united states is sticking firmly to is one china policy. in other words, that taiwan is a part of china. but where things get murky is that under us law, there is also an obligation of the united states to defend taiwan. if it is attacked in any way that is something that it would be obliged to help support. and so that is why there is a bit of a diplomatic problem for the united states. if now tupelo, see, were to visit the island and the potential that there could be some sort of military confrontation, given the fact that right now in the c surrounding the island are not only the taiwanese military, but also the united states military. and also the chinese military. now in terms of the phone call, there was a very strong word of caution by the u. s. president to chinese president. she's in paying that any sort of effort by china to try to absorb taiwan our, to in any way. try and obtain the island by force would be strongly discouraged. in fact, the u. s. strongly opposes any unilateral efforts to change with united seems called the stat

u. s relation to know there is hope for no more re engagement offered the united states in of course also, it is not unusual that a u. s. president visit the occupied palestinian territories. i mean, let's not forget the united states have been a major peacemakers over the decades here between palestinians and israelis. but i think this visit he of the focus on a reset of diplomatic relations with the palestinian leadership in ramallah, of course is also an internal division among palestinians and between my, my law and gaza. so he will be a visiting with the palestine and president in bethlehem. and i think, you know, this comes, of course, after you know, diplomatic ties, vinyati severe under the trump administer patient, donald trump at the time. no, he, i moved to u. s. embassy or from tentative to, to resume. he also put out a very controversial plan. so there is a whole peer among palestinians that this will be said to politic relations. tanya, cramer and jerusalem, thank you. some sports news. the oldest golf tournament in the world gets underway on thursday. buffy open championshi

u. s. doesn't actually recognized. in fact, the united states passed the head convention ox in 2002 during the global war on terrorism, which allows the u. s. to liberate any american or a citizen of an allied country held by the court. presumably, much to the disappointment of some that would probably also include wall street executives the same. impunity with which washington sparks foreign conflicts, including the one currently raging in ukraine. also means that zalinski is facing an uphill battle in boston around american financial interests. ukraine also apparently wants to participate in american cancel culture now and cancel prominent figures. it dislikes an entity link to the who ukrainian government has just published. a list of russian propagandists featuring prominent us elected officials, journalists, and academics who even dared questioned a conventional western narrative on ukraine. and these figures on the list include republican senator, ram paul, former rep, tulsa gabbert, a democrat from hawaii, university of chicago professor