President Donald Trump meets Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa, the first meeting between nations' leaders in 25 years
- Arizona has introduced 'turquoise alert' legislation, also known as 'Emily's Law', to quickly share information about missing Native Americans.
- The law is named after Emily Pike, whose remains were found after her disappearance from a group home.
- Governor Katie Hobbs has signed this law, marking Arizona's commitment to addressing missing person cases.
- The new system coordinates alerts for individuals under 65 who may be in danger or missing under suspicious circumstances, as established by Arizona's law.
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Senate panel leaders back Trump's lifting of sanctions on Syria
The leaders of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Thursday offered rare bipartisan support for an executive action this week by President Donald Trump — the lifting of longstanding U.S. sanctions on Syria in a bid to offer the Arab country’s new government a chance after 14 years of civil war. Trump made the sanctions announcement Tuesday in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, at the start of the first major foreign trip of his second administration. H…
Michael Weiss: All Bribes Accepted
American taxpayers may have flown Donald Trump to the Middle East, but he's not there to negotiate on behalf of our strategic or national interests—he's on the prowl for goodies from the people who get what makes him tick. Like, the new Syrian president offering a Trump Tower in Damascus: Zap, sanctions on Syria are over. Or the jumbo jet-giving Qataris requesting that Trump go 'easy' on Iran: 'Not a problem, no sirree.' Sorry to all the hawkish…
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