“President Joe Biden Predicts Criminal Charges for Donald Trump: Shocking Accusations from Atlanta Interview”
President Joe Biden believes that former President Donald Trump will face criminal charges, expressing this during an interview in Atlanta. The investigation is conducted by major US television companies. Biden states that no previous president has spoken this way, implying Trump’s guilt in political scandals. Trump denies allegations and awaits the court’s decision. Read more on NEWS.am Telegram channel for news from Armenia.
“Donald Trump Launches Scathing Critique on Joe Biden: Incompetence Threatens US Prosperity, says Former President”
Former President Donald Trump criticizes President Joe Biden, calling him incompetent and a burden on the country’s prosperity, on Truth Social. Read more on NEWS.am’s Telegram channel.
“Trump’s Advisors Recommend Ending Ukraine Conflict, Moscow Meeting Imminent”
Donald Trump’s advisors propose ending Ukraine conflict, affecting US-Russia relations. US warns of increased military aid to Ukraine if hostilities persist. Trump’s military leadership receives support, but doubts raised by relatives. Offer raises concern and potential criticism from Europe and Russian coalition. Secretary of State suggests swift end to war if victorious.
“Donald Trump Addresses Rally in Philadelphia, Outlines Vision to End Ukraine Conflict as Potential President”
Former President Donald Trump speaks in Philadelphia about resolving Ukraine conflict, becoming US President, and preventing new conflicts and world war.
“Trump Slams Biden Administration as ‘Fascist Regime’ for Unprecedented Oppressive Policies”
Former US President Donald Trump criticizes the Biden administration, calling it a “fascist regime” due to oppressive policies. Trump argues that Biden undermines the established system and replaces it with corruption. Trump made these remarks during a discussion on June 18, focusing on Biden’s migration policy.
“Former US President Trump Criticizes Journalists and Activists, Seeks to Suppress Voices and Stifle Environmental Movement”
Former US President Donald Trump criticizes journalists and activists protesting his policies. He calls for suppressing their voices, claiming they pose dangers to the country. Ethnic minorities may have played a significant role in the last elections, but now environmental activists are being silenced. Trump aims to leverage his popularity and emphasizes communication methods.
“Former President Trump Amazed as Artificial Intelligence Outperforms His Writing Abilities, Raises Concerns for Employees”
Former US President Donald Trump acknowledges that artificial intelligence is surpassing human ability in writing texts quickly, admitting to being impressed by its speed and quality. Trump tested an AI experiment and praised his assistant for the incredible results, prompting him to consider replacing his current writer.
“Former President Donald Trump to Meet with President Biden Amid Shaken Support of Election Voters in Florida Retreat, New Study Shows”
Former President Donald Trump will meet with President Joe Biden to discuss voter support, based on a study from Atlantic University. Trump’s approval rating in Florida has decreased to 46%, while Biden’s remains at 42%. Trump’s move to Florida in 2019 has influenced his success in the state’s elections.
“Former US President Donald Trump Could Still Be Offered Presidency Despite Impeachment, Fox News Reports”
Former President Donald Trump could still become president again if impeached on incitement charges, as the Constitution does not limit former advisors’ eligibility. However, if convicted of insurrection, he won’t be the first advisor to urge protests. Trump may also face trial for domestic terrorism and financial irregularities. Trial begins July 11, with elections scheduled for November 5.
“Former President Trump Charged with Financial Crimes on 34 Counts: Historic Prosecution by Opposition Party Members”
Former President Trump’s ex-attorney, Michael Cohen, admitted to forging financial documents for the Trump Organization, leading to Trump being charged with financial crimes on all 34 counts. The jury trial is set for July 11, with Trump facing opposition from party members. He is expected to confirm his candidacy for president on July 15-18 in Wisconsin. Trump called the lawsuit an “injustice” and his defense attorney argues that his guilt could help him win the election by addressing concerns.