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Live: Trump Kicks Off “Save America” Rally Calling Out The Left’s Radical Takeover

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President Donald Trump is kicking off his first major rally since leaving the White House on Saturday in Wellington, Ohio, at 6PM CDT. He’ll make his case against Joe Biden and the radical left, and call for the rule of law and constitutional rights to be restored to the American people.
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President Donald Trump is kicking off his first major rally since leaving the White House on Saturday in Wellington, Ohio, at 6PM CDT. He’ll make his case against Joe Biden and the radical left, and call for the rule of law and constitutional rights…

Thousands Turn Out For Paris Pride March

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Pantin, France:
Around 30,000 people turned out for the annual Pride march in Paris Saturday, police said, starting for the first time in one of the capital's working class suburbs.
Carrying rainbow flags and a range of placards, the march headed from Pantin, on the edge of the city, into to Place de la Republique in the centre, a meeting point for many political gatherings.
The march was deliberately started outside the fashionable centre of the capital to make it more inclusive, said Matthieu Gatipon-Bachette, spokesman for the Inter-LGBT.
The Paris gay community knows these suburbs very little, said 34-year-old Romain, a Pride regular.
"To bring Pride here, it's to show that it belongs to everybody," he added, walking hand in hand with his partner.
This weekend's Pride marches in cities around the world come in the wake of a row in Europe over different countries approach to the LGBTQ rights.
The leaders of more than half of the EU's member states on Thursday declared their support for defending the rights of LGBTQ people after a controversial law passed in Hungary.
A letter signed by the heads of state ahead of an EU summit deplored the "threats against fundamental rights, and in particular the principle of non-discrimination on grounds of sexual orientation".
While they did not directly mention Hungary, this was a cloaked reference to the law, which bans LGBTQ educational content for children and is due to come into effect in Hungary soon.
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Participants holding rainbow flags and banners take part in the LGBTQ Pride march in Paris Pantin, France: Around 30,000 people turned out for the annual Pride march in Paris Saturday, police said, starting for the first time in one of the capital's…

UK's Former Finance Minister Sajid Javid Appointed As Health Minister

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Sajid Javid was forced out of Treasury in 2020 when he lost power battle with UK PM's ally (FILE)
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London:
British former finance minister Sajid Javid will replace Matt Hancock as the country's health minister, Prime Minister Boris Johnson's office said on Saturday.
Javid resigned as Finance Minister last year after he refused to fire his political advisers as demanded by Johnson.
Matt Hancock quit on Saturday after he was caught breaking COVID-19 rules by kissing and embracing an aide in his office, enraging colleagues and the public who have been living under lockdown.
In the latest scandal to rock a government that has overseen one of the highest official death tolls from the pandemic, Hancock wrote to Prime Minister Boris Johnson to resign, saying he had let people down.
An increasing number of his fellow Conservative lawmakers had privately called for him to go after the Sun newspaper published photos on Friday of the married minister embracing a woman whom he had appointed to a taxpayer-funded role to scrutinise his department.
"Those of us who make these rules have got to stick by them and that's why I've got to resign," the 42-year-old said in a video on Twitter.
Hancock had been at the centre of the government's fight against the pandemic, routinely appearing on television to tell people to follow strict rules and to defend his department against criticism of its response to the crisis.
Javid was forced out of the Treasury in early 2020 when he lost a power battle with Johnson's then most senior ally, Dominic Cummings.
He will be tasked with helping the state-run health service recover from the pandemic and to deal with any future infection waves. Cases have started to rise in the last month.
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Sajid Javid was forced out of Treasury in 2020 when he lost power battle with UK PM's ally (FILE) London: British former finance minister Sajid Javid will replace Matt Hancock as the country's health minister, Prime Minister Boris Johnson's office s…

Trump Joins Video Platform Rumble Ahead Of Ohio Rally

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Former US President Donald Trump joined video platform Rumble on Saturday, the same day he will take the stage at a campaign-style rally in Ohio, his first such event since the Jan. 6 attack on the US Capitol.
Trump lost his social media megaphone earlier this year when he was blocked by a slew of platforms after his supporters stormed the Capitol. He was permanently banned from Twitter and remains suspended by Facebook until at least 2023 and by Alphabet's YouTube until the company determines the risk of violence has decreased.
Trump spokeswoman Liz Harrington told Reuters that joining Rumble was in addition to the former president's plan to start his own platform, rather than a replacement for this plan. Trump, who earlier this month shut down his recently-launched blog, has not given details on the proposed platform.
"It is a great way to reach the American people in a time of unprecedented assault on free speech in our country by Big Tech tyrants," Harrington said in an email to Reuters.
Rumble Chief Executive Officer Chris Pavlovski confirmed Trump's verified account had been set up on the site but declined to comment further. Trump advisor Dan Scavino tweeted that Trump's Ohio rally would be live-streamed on the platform.
Rumble, which was launched in 2013 by Canadian tech entrepreneur Pavlovski as an alternative YouTube-style site, has become popular with U.S. conservatives.
Billionaire venture capitalist Peter Thiel and J.D. Vance, the author of "Hillbilly Elegy," are investors in the platform.
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Trump has not given details on the proposed platform. (FILE) Former US President Donald Trump joined video platform Rumble on Saturday, the same day he will take the stage at a campaign-style rally in Ohio, his first such event since the Jan. 6 atta…

Trump In Ohio For His 1st Big Campaign-Style Rally Since Leaving White House

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Wellington, United States:
Donald Trump returns to an Ohio stage Saturday for his first big campaign-style rally since leaving the White House, launching a series of appearances before cheering supporters ahead of next year's midterm elections.
The former president, who has been booted from social media platforms and faces multiple legal woes, has flirted with his own potential candidacy in 2024, but has made no announcement about his political future.
He has delivered two major speeches since leaving Washington in January, including a rambling, vindictive monologue in North Carolina early this month when he relitigated his 2020 election loss to Joe Biden.
Trump also addressed the annual conservative confab CPAC in February, a far cry from the supercharged atmosphere of his famous outdoor events.
By attending what is expected to be a raucous rally at a county fairgrounds in Wellington, Ohio, in support of conservative candidate Max Miller, a former Trump aide, the brash billionaire makes clear he wants to remain a powerful force in the Republican Party's effort to retake the Senate and House of Representatives next year.
In particular, he has signaled a willingness to help candidates who embrace his Make America Great Again movement.
Thousands of supporters were in place hours ahead of the 7:00pm (2300 GMT) event, as rock music blared from the stage, with some camping out for days for front-row seats.
Many sported red MAGA hats and shirts with slogans like "Trump 2024 -- Because America can never be too great."
"If you look at all of Trump's rallies, you'll see hundreds upon hundreds of thousands of people and there is no way a demented old man won this election," said Laura Benas, 57, a retail manager in Wellington, referring to President Joe Biden.
Trump, 75, has maintained a relatively low profile since leaving the presidency under a cloud three weeks after the deadly January 6 uprising at the US Capitol.
The House impeached Trump for inciting the insurrection -- with 10 Republicans joining Democrats in voting to oust the president -- but he was acquitted by the Senate.
Now, Trump is calling for the scalps of those Republicans who voted to impeach him, beginning with Anthony Gonzalez, the Ohio incumbent whom Miller is challenging in a Republican primary.
Trump's Save America PAC, or political action committee, says the Ohio rally marks the first of many appearances by the ex-president "in support of candidates and causes that further the MAGA agenda and accomplishments of President Trump's administration."
'Big crowds'
Bellwether Ohio has been one of the nation's major swing states over the past century.
But after voting twice for Barack Obama, the Rust Belt state has tilted rightward, voting for Trump in 2016 and 2020.
Trump still holds sway with significant swaths of Republicans.
His relentless and baseless claims that massive fraud cost him last November's presidential election have been embraced by many in the party, and some unabashedly pro-Trump GOP politicians, notably Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, have risen in national stature.
This week Trump's PAC announced he would hold a major rally -- complete with fireworks -- in Sarasota, Florida on July 3, one day before the Independence Day holiday.
In Ohio and Florida Trump is likely to reprise his claims of electoral fraud, as he did in North Carolina when he said without evidence that his defeat by Biden was "the crime of the century."
"The whole entire establishment is against Trump, and they have been working against Trump since he become president," said Eric Walker, 39, a Walmart manager attending the rally.
"Biden is in office due to an illegitimate reason. We will take him out. And we will put Trump back in," he said, referring to a "civil war brewing."
Trump will also enter the public sphere next Wednesday with a high-profile visit to the US border with Mexico, where he will hammer the Biden administration on its immigration policy.
Congressman Tim Ryan, a former presidential candidate from Ohio, shrugged off Trump's reappearance as a minimal electoral threat.
"He still has core support," Ryan told AFP recently. "I just think that that fan base is more and more disconnected from what average people are going through -- and I think that's pretty apparent."
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Iran Says Nuclear Deal Salvageable But Will Not Negotiate Forever

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Iran Says Nuclear Deal Salvageable But Will Not Negotiate Forever (Representational)
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Dubai:
Iran said on Saturday it believes a reinstatement of its 2015 nuclear deal with major world powers is possible but warned that Tehran "will not negotiate forever".
"Out of a steadfast commitment to salvage a deal that the US tried to torpedo, Iran has been the most active party in Vienna, proposing most drafts," Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Saeed Khatibzadeh said on Twitter, referring to talks aimed at reviving the nuclear deal.
Iran and the United States have been holding indirect talks on reviving the 2015 agreement between Tehran and six powers that imposed restrictions on Tehran's nuclear activities in exchange for lifting international sanctions.
Then US President Donald Trump withdrew Washington from the agreement in 2018, but President Joe Biden has been seeking to revive it. Officials on all sides have said there are major issues to resolve before the deal can be reinstated.
"Still believe a deal is possible, if the US decides to abandon Trump's failed legacy. Iran will not negotiate forever," Khatibzadeh tweeted.
The U.N. nuclear watchdog on Friday demanded an immediate reply from Iran on whether it would extend a monitoring agreement that expired overnight. An Iranian envoy responded that Tehran was under no obligation to provide an answer.
The Vienna talks, which began in April, are now in a pause that had been expected to last until early July, but failure to extend the monitoring accord could throw those negotiations into disarray.
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Iran Says Nuclear Deal Salvageable But Will Not Negotiate Forever (Representational) Dubai: Iran said on Saturday it believes a reinstatement of its 2015 nuclear deal with major world powers is possible but warned that Tehran "will not negotiate for…