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RW Media Pushes Venezuela Regime Change As A Cakewalk
This week, The Miami Herald reported that the Trump administration “has made the decision to attack military installations inside Venezuela and the strikes could come at any moment.” Although the stated excuse is drug smuggling, it’s pretty clear...
Owner: John Amato
What Venezuelans Are Thinking Amid US Saber-Rattling
“It makes me very afraid to talk about these things,” confides a photographer from Caracas, referring to recent U.S. military actions targeting Venezuela and his waning hopes for a democratic future. He quickly deletes his voice messages after...
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Trump talks healthcare, immigration, global relations in ’60 Minutes’ interview
President Donald Trump joined CBS’s “60 Minutes” for his first appearance on the program in five years. Trump discussed topics including U.S.-China relations, Venezuela, Israel, the government shutdown, immigration and the National Guard. He spoke...
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Rural hospitals are the beating heart of Michigan’s health transformation
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The Mining Journal - Michigan
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To the Journal editor: Distance defines daily life in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula — from where your children go to school to how far it is to the nearest emergency room. For our communities, the local hospital isn’t just a building. It’s a...
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Trump cagey about looming Venezuela strikes, but says Maduro’s days are numbered
TRUMP ‘WE HAVE VERY SECRET PLANS’: If President Donald Trump’s strategy is to keep everybody guessing whether he is considering airstrikes on Venezuela, he doesn’t seem to be fooling anyone, but he’s doing his best not to say what is looking more...
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ALL NOT WELL: Trump sparks fresh health fears in rambling CBS interview confusing asylum seekers with people in insane asylums and forgets cryptocurrency tycoon he pardoned
Reanna Smith US News Reporter 03:20 ET, 03 Nov 2025Updated 03:20 ET, 03 Nov 2025 Trump sparked cognitive concerns during his CBS interview (Image: 60Minutes/CBS) Donald Trump has sparked fresh fears for his cognitive ability following two worrying...
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Curious About Caracas? The Venezuela Military Buildup Explained.
Throughout history, whether Populist or Potentate, there was always one way for a politico to get himself out of trouble on the Homefront…kill some people overseas. (Preferably impoverished, frequently blameless.) Naturally, we in America have...
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Trump talks healthcare, immigration, and global relations in CBS's 60 Minutes interview
WASHINGTON (TNND) — President Trump joined CBS’s 60 Minutes on Sunday, marking his first appearance on the program in five years. Trump discussed topics including U.S.-China relations, Venezuela, Israel, the government shutdown, immigration and...
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New Squamish dental clinic aims to make oral care simple and stress-free
Squamish has one more thing to smile about, and it’s not just the view from the Chief. Longtime climber, mountain biker and dentist Dr. Jonathan Visscher and his wife, Dr. Debra Matson, have recently opened Chief Dental, a new clinic focused on...
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Venezuela sends 46 tons of aid to Cuba, Jamaica
On Thursday, the government of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro sent 46 tons of humanitarian aid to Cuba and Jamaica to assist populations affected by Hurricane Melissa. Venezuelan Foreign Minister Yvan Gil said that 26 tons of medical, food...
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Venezuela Sends Humanitarian Aid to Cuba and Jamaica
The Venezuelan government sent 26 tons of humanitarian aid to Cuba and 20 tons to Jamaica. As part of its relief efforts following the devastation caused by Hurricane Melissa, which struck the Caribbean islands. From Simón Bolívar International...
Owner: Natalia Díaz Riverón
Does Trump have legal standing for ‘al Qaeda Playbook’ in Venezuela? Fmr. prosecutor weighs in
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MSNBC
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Healthcare ‘Spiral’: Fmr. HHS Secretary explains why ACA subsidies lapsing hurts everyone
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IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser. Why Trump slow-rolling SNAP emergency funds is a symptom of a more sinister problem 05:10 Millions may lose out on SNAP benefits, but why do so many Americans...
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Venezuela Sends Aid to Hurricane-Hit Cuba and Jamaica
Venezuela has launched a major humanitarian relief effort for Cuba and Jamaica after both islands suffered severe damage from Hurricane Melissa. Foreign Minister Yván Gil announced that the first phase of the operation includes 26 tons of...
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Strip Clubs, Sex Changes, Rental Aid: What One Lawmaker Found in Medicaid Spending Shocked Him
Oregon state Rep. Dwayne Yunker began asking questions when he discovered the state was using tax dollars to bring developmentally disabled clients to a strip club this past summer. Yunker—a Republican lawmaker in a very blue state with a Democrat...
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Dookeran calls for “innovative diplomacy” in wake of growing US/Venezuela tensions
News Yvonne Webb 26 Minutes Ago Former Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Dookeran presented his keynote address to Rapid Kidz Fire Foundation's president Kevin Ratiram, after dedicating it to the latter's late father, Darryl Ratiram. - Photo by...
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Venezuela isn’t to blame for America’s drug problem
There are plenty of accusations you could level at Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro, the ex-union leader and bus driver, whose corruption and incompetence is steering the economy of his oil-rich Latin American nation off a cliff. But...
Owner: Paul Marshall
Venezuela sends aid to Cuba after Hurricane Melissa
16 The Government of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela sent its first shipment of humanitarian aid to Santiago de Cuba this Thursday, as an immediate response to the damage caused by Hurricane Melissa, in a gesture of profound solidarity. A...
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Venezuela reaffirms its solidarity response to Cuba after Melissa
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Radio Cadena Agramonte
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Havana, October 31- Today, Venezuela is once again demonstrating its commitment to the well-being of the Cuban people, stated Yvan Gil Pinto, the South American country's Minister of Foreign Affairs, in this capital, following the shipment of 26...
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Venezuela ships 46 tonnes of aid supplies to Jamaica, Cuba
The Government of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela has delivered a substantial shipment of 46 tonnes of humanitarian aid to the sister nations of Cuba and Jamaica, both severely impacted by Hurricane Melissa. The operation, announced by the...
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