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The selection of the jury begins today in the trial of Ryan Routh, The man accused of having tried to assassinate President Trump last year when he presented himself for the president. The 59 -year -old man has been in detention since September 2024 and faces four other charges, including violations of federal weapons. Routh has a criminal record, including a conviction in 2002 in North Carolina for possession of an explosive device. He will be represented before the court.
Ryan Routh, presented here in kyiv, in Ukraine, April 30, 2022, is accused of the assassination attempt by Donald Trump in his golf course in West Palm, Florida in 2024. The selection of the jury in the trial begins on Monday.
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- 🎧 A key evidence in the trial will be a 12 -page letter Roth left with a friend who was then given to the authorities, says Greg Allen of NPR First. Allen says prosecutors intend to show only the first page to the jury. On this page, Routh wrote: “Dear people, it was an attempted assassination on Donald Trump, but I failed you.” Roth wants the jury to see the full text and said in a motion to judge Aileen Cannon that “each line concerns sweetness, peace and non -violent care for humanity”. Cannon says she will wait to reign at her request.
Trump says that he does not intend to “go to war” with American cities but promises to “clean them”. His comments came after being questioned on an article on his Truth social website in which he said that Chicago was “about to find out why this is called the Ministry of War”, referring to his plan to rename the Ministry of Defense. Illinois Governor JB Pritzker, a democrat, said that Trump’s statement was “not normal” and that his condition “will not be intimidated by a budding dictator”.
- 🎧 Kat Lonsdorf of NPR has been in Chicago for a few days. She says that the people of the city live their daily lives, but the atmosphere is tense. She spoke to demonstrators on Saturday, who said he was worried about American democracy, especially after Trump deployed national guard troops in Washington, DC and Los Angeles. “As for immigration, people are really afraid,” said Lonsdorf. She spoke with Andrea Soria, 27, who said that some of her undocumented family members had not left the house this week.
South Korea plans to send an airplane to Charter to the United States to bring more than 300 workers who were detained by American immigration and customs agents in a Georgia Hyundai factory. At an emergency meeting in Seoul, the South Korean Foreign Affairs Minister Cho Hyun said he was “deeply concerned” by arrests. ICE officials say that the RAID at the Battery factory on the Hyundai electric vehicle was the largest operation to apply a single site in the history of internal safety surveys.
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Living better is a special series On what it takes to stay healthy in America.
More than half of Americans will have hypertension, or high blood pressure, at 40. This is the main cause of heart disease, which is the cause 1 of death for men and women in the country. The condition is also linked to an increased risk of kidney disease and dementia. Because you cannot feel the pressure in your blood vessels, the condition is often called silent killer. Here are the latest advice from health professionals on how to treat it: 🩸 New guidelines include the councils of several decades on the advantages of a low sodium diet. They also focus on lifestyle changes such as exercise, stress reduction and alcohol limitation.
🩸 Evidence shows that people with a systolic blood pressure of 140 or more would benefit from the taking of two drugs. Research shows that a drug alone is often not enough to lower blood pressure to the desired beach.
🩸 Diuretics are often used to treat hypertension by helping the body get rid of the additional salt and water. ECA inhibitors block the production of a hormone called angiotensin II and help to relax blood vessels and calcium channel blockers that slow down calcium movement into cells, which can help reduce pressure.
🩸 A new drug targeting a hormone that helps regulate liquid and sodium in the body arouses interest. The drug is not yet available, but the new results of the study could open the way to a new treatment option for hypertension.
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The emblematic Lox Bagel – a “classic with works” – at Russ & Daughters.
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The emblematic Russ & Daughters of New York celebrates 100 years of Bagels and Loxs this year. Founded by Joel Russ, The Shop, is one of the last remaining Jewish stores, which are distinct from fine grocery stores. Unlike a traditional Jewish grocery store, which serves smoked and dried meats such as pastrami and corned-beef, appetizing stores sell fresh fish and dairy products. Scott Simon de NPR recently made a trip to the store to try the art of slicing salmon – a task that generally takes employees for three months to learn. Read the rich story and the new kitchen book of the store, savor delicious photos and take one of the new recipes. You’re going to want to eat a bagel afterwards.
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A tombstone in a cemetery of Allestown honors two of the victims of Bear Brook previously identified by investigators from New Hampshire.
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- The Office of the Prosecutor General of New Hampshire said that he had identified the last unknown victim In the high level of high level commonly known as the murders of Bark Brook. Now, a The new mystery emerges Regarding the missing mother of the victim. (via NHPR))
- Chrysler recalled more than 90,000 Jeep Grand Cherokees Due to a software error that could lead to “Loss of training power “ And potential accidents, according to the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
- In 1980, Elaine Batchelor, 22, made a backpack across Europe to celebrate his university diploma. When two men tried to attack her one night on a train for Greece, two foreigners intensified to protect her. She says that if she has ever met her Unknown heroes Again, she would thank them for “doing what the good humans do in times like that”.
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