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Republican lawmakers pass an immigration package that would restart stalled construction of Donald Trump's southern border wall as the United States braces for a sudden increase in migrant crossings from Mexico. The Secure the Border Act of 2023, which advanced from the Republican-led House of Representatives on a roughly party-line 219-213 vote, would reintroduce several signature Trump-era measures, from completing the wall to bolstering asylum restrictions. IMAGES
Crede Bailey is the head of the White House security office. Now, Business Insider reports Bailey has lost part of his lower right leg and a big toe on his left foot, all amputated during an ongoing battle with COVID-19. Business Insider reports $35,000 has been raised through a GoFundMe campaign to help pay for Bailey's rehabilitation and 'staggering' medical bills. Bailey has been hospitalized with a severe case of coronavirus for three months but is reportedly recovering from the illness. Dozens of top administration officials and White House staffers have contracted COVID-19. President Donald Trump has consistently downplayed the threat. While Trump himself was hospitalized for several days after contracting the virus, he has told Americans not to 'be afraid of COVID.' He's also mocked those who wear face masks, and condemned aggressive state measures taken to slow the spread of the virus.
Possibly referring to himself as 'the Golden Goose' that had been forgotten, President Donald Trump on Thursday ratcheted up his attacks on Fox News. The president regularly tweets Fox News clips of guests or hosts praising him. He's also been critical of the Rupert Murdoch-owned network. Trump and Fox News have blown hot and cold together over the years. However, when Fox named Joe Biden president-elect, it seemed to be the last straw. According to Business Insider, Trump retweeted several regular Twitter users' complaints about the network--and registered his own. A few said they wanted to switch from Fox News to Newsmax, a less widely distributed but more explicitly pro-Trump network.
On Monday, President Donald Trump held a late night rally in Grand Rapids Michigan. Trump had a special guest star: rapper Lil Pump. The President mistakenly called him "Little Pimp" when bringing him to the stage. Business Insider reports that Lil Pump, whose real name is Gazzy García, has vocally supported the president's election campaign. The rally came ahead of final polling day in the US presidential election on Tuesday November 3.
Tokyo, Oct 2 (EFE/EPA).- The Tokyo Stock Exchange registered Friday a 0.67 percent drop in its main indicator, the Nikkei, after closing due to a technical failure on Thursday and shortly after United States President Donald Trump announced he tested positive for coronavirus.The benchmark index ended with a decrease of 155.22 points, to 23,029.90 integers, while the Topix, a broader index that includes the highest priced values of the first section, fell 16.27 points, 1 percent, to 1,609.22 units.(Camera: KIMIMASA MAYAMA)SHOT LIST: TOKYO STOCK INDICATORS IN TOKYO, JAPAN.
Protesters gather outside the US Supreme Court in Washington, DC calling on senators to wait until after November's election to confirm a new Supreme Court justice. President Trump has nominated Judge Amy Coney Barrett as his pick to replace the late liberal Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. IMAGES