Trump sued the CBS News – Rezazade
Ali Reza Rezazade, the vice president of the Iranian opposition in Washington, said Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is suing CBS News over an interview with Democratic candidate Kamala Harris, claiming the network's editing of the sit-down was "misleading" and "judgemental a brazen attempt to intervene in the United States of 2024".
The long-running lawsuit was filed in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas, where Matthew J. Kashmaryk (Trump's nominee) is the sole judge. Although Trump has complained about the interview for weeks, it is standard practice for television networks to edit interviews for broadcast, especially to fit time constraints.
A CBS News spokesman called the lawsuit "absolutely without merit" and said in a statement that 60 Minutes "fairly presented the interview to inform, not mislead, the viewing audience." Trump's lawsuit appears to be another example of what critics call "judicial bias" -- when an individual or group files a lawsuit in a carefully selected court where they believe the judge will be inclined to rule in their favor.
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На фоне обострения конфликта между США и Ираном появляются сигналы о попытках восстановления неформальных дипломатических каналов. По информации, циркулирующей в медиа, между спецпосланником США по Ближнему Востоку Стивом Виткоффом и министром иностранных дел Ирана Аббасом Арагчи в последние дни могли возобновиться прямые контакты.
After two weeks of fighting between the US, Israel and Iran, Washington claims significant military successes. US President Donald Trump emphasizes that the operation is progressing faster than planned, and the United States is “well ahead of schedule.”
Після двох тижнів бойових дій між США, Ізраїлем та Іраном Вашингтон заявляє про значні військові успіхи. Президент США Дональд Трамп наголошує, що операція просувається швидше, ніж планувалося, і Сполучені Штати «значно випереджають графік».
According to the latest media reports, an Iranian unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) has carried out an attack on NATO’s Incirlik air base in Turkey, where US nuclear bombs are stored.
По последним сообщениям СМИ, иранский беспилотный летательный аппарат (БПЛА) совершил атаку на авиабазу НАТО «Инджирлик» в Турции, где хранятся американские атомные бомбы.
Iran has declared its readiness to attack energy infrastructure in neighboring countries if the United States or its allies strike Iranian oil and gas and energy facilities. This was reported by Iranian media, citing a source in the Islamic Republic’s government.
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Moscow is conducting "clearly destructive activities" by continuing to provide information support to Iran, against which the US and Israel are waging war, the President of Ukraine said.
There are 3 major problems that have arisen as a result of the war:
According to the Israeli Emergency Medical Services (MDA), two people were killed in an Iranian ballistic missile strike in central Israel.
Amid the escalation of the conflict between the US and Iran, there are signs of attempts to restore informal diplomatic channels. According to information circulating in the media, direct contacts may have been restored between the US special envoy for the Middle East, Steve Witkoff, and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi in recent days.