Putin Extends Rule in Orchestrated Election Show
In Moscow and major cities, protesters lined up at noon to vote against Vladimir Putin while officials announced a landslide win with over 87 percent of ballots counted. Navalny, who died in custody last month, had urged action ahead of the vote.
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Netanyahu pushes back as U S calls for election rise
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejects calls for a new election amid U S criticism of his Gaza war leadership. He warns such moves would halt operations and vows to press on with plans for Rafah assault despite civilian toll and hostage talks.
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EU approves $8 billion aid package for Egypt
The European Union and Egypt signed an $8 billion aid package over three years in Cairo to bolster macro financial support and development. The deal includes grants and loans aimed at democracy, freedoms, and migration and terrorism cooperation, with Hungary, Italy and other leaders observing.
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Trump threats spark GOP defenses over bloodbath remark
Supporters scramble after Donald Trump warns of a bloodbath if he loses the November election while discussing car tariffs. Critics condemn the violent tone though some Republicans defend him as speaking in the heat of a campaign rally in Vandalia Ohio. Senator Cassidy says rhetoric borderlines on the edge while Senator Rounds endorses Trump in the race.
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Biden campaign nets 155 million in cash on hand for 2024 race
President Biden's campaign reports 155 million in cash on hand for 2024, outrunning Trump. Biden raised 53 million in the last month, the strongest grassroots month yet, with 1.5 million donors including 500,000 new supporters and 97 percent of donations under 200. A March 28 New York fundraiser with Obama and Clinton raised 4 million. Both nominees secured their party nominations last week. Trump's February totals remain unavailable. By January end, his two major committees held 36.6 million and spent more than they took in January.
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