Trump defends pardons for Capitol rioters in first full day
President Trump used his second term to pardon more than 1,500 people charged in the January 6 Capitol attack, citing relief for those who beat officers, while defending clemency for the Proud Boys and Oath Keepers and claiming police support. Officers and two major police groups criticized the pardons. Trump also fired more than 1,000 appointees and touted AI investment as he spoke at the White House.
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Stargate AI venture announced by Trump with tech leaders
Three major executives Masayoshi Son Sam Altman and Larry Ellison joined Donald Trump to unveil Stargate a new firm to invest up to 500 billion in AI infrastructure over four years beginning construction in Texas The Information noted the plan dates back to Biden era Trump attended a national prayer service at Washington National Cathedral amid inauguration events and later met GOP leaders discussing tax cuts disaster aid regulatory reform and government funding while hinting at recess appointments and leveraging LA wildfires for budget talks
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Ohio pastor found guilty over church shelter fire code
Bryan Municipal Court Judge Kent North found Dad's Place Church pastor Chris Avell guilty of violating fire code by housing homeless overnight without city approval. The ruling questions legality of operating as a temporary shelter. sentence stayed pending appeal. The case stems from 2023 zoning and safety disputes as Bryan enforces fire safety amid subzero temperatures.
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Park district native plant sale uses winter sowing method
Tender says Camel Creek Natives supplies plants for the annual native plant sale. Winter sowing outdoors in containers mimics natural germination and was developed by Trudi Davidoff. The workshop taught container choices seeds and timelines, aligning with Wild Ones Greater Cleveland to promote native plants and biodiversity.
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