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Olaronke Alo,BBC Global Disinformation Unit, Chiamaka Enendu,BBC Global Disinformation Unitand Ijeoma Ndukwe,Lagos Getty Images US President Donald Trump says American forces have attacked the Islamic State (IS) group in Nigeria, accusing it of “targeting and viciously killing, primarily, innocent Christians”. It comes weeks after Trump threatened to take action following months of allegations by campaigners Read More…
HOW CAN THE PRESIDENT BE IMPEACHED FOR HIENOUS ACTIONS Impeachment is a constitutional process, not a criminal trial. It’s how Congress can accuse and potentially remove a president for serious wrongdoing. 1. What actions qualify? The Constitution says a president can be impeached for: Treason Bribery “High crimes and misdemeanors” That last phrase does not Read More…
LATEST UPDATE ON CLOSURES AND SHRINKING ECONOMY This **summary of known business closures and layoffs that have been announced or occurred since December 1, 2025 (through late December and into early 2026), based on recent business news: Reuters BioSpace The Sun New York Post Chron The Times of India Businesses That Have Closed or Are Read More…
Trump has pushed America into a new “Axis of Evil” by aligning with dictators and betraying allies AMERICA’S power-hungry enemies in China, Russia and North Korea are hatching a sinister plot to create biotech-fueled super soldiers in a bid for global domination — but President Donald Trump is more than ready to protect the United Read More…
Donald Trump, pardons, 2020 election, theGrio.com© (Photo: Getty Images) In Lee, et al. v. Trump, plaintiffs seek justice for President Donald Trump’s alleged actions on Jan. 6, 2021, that led to the violent attack on the U.S. Capitol. Current and former members of Congress and police officers impacted by the violent attack on the U.S. Capitol Read More…
The key here is understanding how U.S. law, ethics rules, and historical practice around presidents and business work. 1. Separation of personal business and the presidency In the U.S., the Constitution and federal law do not outright forbid a president from owning or starting businesses. What is forbidden is directly using government office for personal Read More…
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