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[Giulio962]

Trump v Biden: who’s leading the polls?

https://www.economist.com/interactiv...p-biden-polls/

[alpha12000]

Ad alcuni i non vaccinati fanno venire attacchi di bile infiniti
Neppure si capisce cosa c'entrano i no-vax con Kennedy che spregiativamente viene detto no vax solo perchè dice la Verità, ma taluni...

Chi comanda ha di solito una verità più vera della Verità

[alpha12000]

Aggiungo anche un link di un sito serio, riguardante la stessa notizia.

https://www.ansa.it/sito/notizie/top...012fb3c04.html
Ex consigliere di Trump in galera per oltraggio al Congresso
Peter Navarro entra in carcere a Miami dopo la condanna a 4 mesi
Peter Navarro e' il primo ex dirigente della Casa Bianca a finire in prigione per oltraggio al Congresso.

L'ex 74/enne consigliere di Donald Trump, condannato a quattro mesi di carcere per essersi rifiutato di collaborare con la commissione parlamentare sull'assalto al Capitol del 6 gennaio 2021, e' atteso oggi in un carcere di Miami, riferiscono i media Usa.

Ieri era stato respinto anche l'ultimo dei suoi appelli alla Corte Suprema, dove aveva invocato l'immunita' del privilegio esecutivo

La notizia che ho postato io infatti è ripresa dall'ANSA.

[alpha12000]

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/sco...rossing-border

The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday allowed Texas to enforce a law that allows local police to arrest migrants suspected of crossing the border illegally.
The ruling comes a day after the court extended a block on the state law at the request of the Biden administration, which sued to strike down the measure. The Biden administration argued that the law, known as Senate Bill 4, would usurp core federal authority on immigration.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has said the state’s law mirrored federal law and was put in place to compensate for the Biden administration’s inadequate response at the southern border.

[paulhowe]

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/sco...rossing-border

The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday allowed Texas to enforce a law that allows local police to arrest migrants suspected of crossing the border illegally.
The ruling comes a day after the court extended a block on the state law at the request of the Biden administration, which sued to strike down the measure. The Biden administration argued that the law, known as Senate Bill 4, would usurp core federal authority on immigration.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has said the state’s law mirrored federal law and was put in place to compensate for the Biden administration’s inadequate response at the southern border.

E ora che tutti gli stati lungo la frontiera adottino un simile provvedimento.

Entrare illegalmente negli USA e' un crimine.

[Giulio962]

La notizia che ho postato io infatti è ripresa dall'ANSA.

Non vedo perché non mettere il link diretto all Ansa, ma mettere la notizia ripresa da un sito barzelletta specializzato in donnine svestite....

[alpha12000]

Non vedo perché non mettere il link diretto all Ansa, ma mettere la notizia ripresa da un sito barzelletta specializzato in donnine svestite....

Perchè è un sito dove trovi articoli di tanti giornali. Perchè leggere solo poche righe dell'ANSA quando spesso puoi trovare articoli completi?

[Giulio962]

Perchè è un sito dove trovi articoli di tanti giornali. Perchè leggere solo poche righe dell'ANSA quando spesso puoi trovare articoli completi?

A me, il sito che hai messo tu, sembra una brutta imitazione di questo:

https://www.thesun.co.uk/

Non so se mi spiego...

[alpha12000]

A me, il sito che hai messo tu, sembra una brutta imitazione di questo:

https://www.thesun.co.uk/

Non so se mi spiego...

Ok ma l'importante è che la notizia sia vera, poi dove la trovi ha poca importanza.

[occidentale]

https://people.com/us-marine-corps-n...tyhose-8609147

The U.S. Marine Corps has made a change to its dress code for women.
Earlier this week, the Armed Forces branch announced that women in the Marines will no longer be required to wear pantyhose with their uniform skirt.
"Effective immediately, the wear of hosiery with skirts is optional," the Marines Corps wrote in a statement.
But, should pantyhose be worn with a skirt, it must be "skin tone harmonizing," the Marines said. Meanwhile, dark hosiery may still be worn under dress slacks, the organization added.
In a statement to PEOPLE, Maj. Joshua Larson, a spokesperson for the Office of the Commandant of the Marine Corps, said the hosiery requirement was changed because it didn't "pass a 'common sense' test."
"As part of the Marine Corps' Talent Management initiative that began in 2021, then Assistant Commandant Gen. Eric M. Smith, who was the Talent Management officer for the Marine Corps, provided guidance to assess current Marine Corps policies to determine if any policies were either outdated or didn't pass a 'common sense' test," Larson said. "Within the spirit of common sense, our Uniform Board recommended a change to the policy that required women to wear hosiery with skirts. Hosiery is now optional."
"The Marine Corps prioritizes its people above all things," he continued. "Our leaders know, at an instinctual level, that we have a sacred and personal responsibility to lead, mentor, and care for our Marines.
Larson added: "Talent Management drives us to make better institutional decisions and policies for our Marines and their families."
Though women had previously fought in two world wars, they weren't officially considered a permanent part of the regular Marine Corps until June 1948, when Congress passed the Women's Armed Services Integration Act, according to Marine Corps University.
Women currently make up 5% of the more than 175,000 active duty members of the Marine Corps, the organization adds, with 93% of all occupational fields and 62% of all positions now open to women.