Zelenskyy seeks Trump meeting over minerals deal show of patience
Zelenskyy pressed for a meeting with Donald Trump to push for U S access to Ukraine minerals and to keep NATO membership on the table. He said he would step down only if it brings peace or secures security guarantees. He urged Trump to visit Kyiv or meet him before talks with Putin and warned a Trump Putin meeting could undermine U S society. The president also criticized the initial minerals deal as onerous and repayment driven, insisting Ukraine must not be made to pay twice for aid.
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Federal agencies pause reply to Musk job scrutiny threat
U S agencies advise employees to pause replying to Elon Musk’s efficiency email amid legal and autonomy concerns. DOJ and Pentagon urge caution while NASA groups seek guidance. AFGE calls the email unlawful and bullying as officials weigh potential impact on federal workers.
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Pope Francis Faces Sepsis Risk Amid Pneumonia Battle
Vatican doctors warn Sepsis remains a threat as Francis fights a complex viral bacterial fungal respiratory infection. He showed low platelets and anemia while undergoing transfusions and receiving cortisone antibiotics and oxygen therapy. The pope, -- frail and aging -- reshaped funeral rites and extended terms for key cardinals during his illness.
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USAID funding freeze sparks lawsuits and staffing turmoil
A monthlong bid to dismantle USAID prompts lawsuits over constitutional authority as the administration freezes foreign aid and closes headquarters. Judges order restores and timelines for staff returns while workers face job losses, unemployment hurdles, and overseas uncertainty.
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