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Trump’s Right About Demanding Equal Contribution From NATO Allies As NATO’s 12 founding members inked the pact in Washington, D.C. on April 4, 1949, then-US President Harry S Truman said, “On this historic occasion … we are about to do here is a neighbourly act. We are like a group of householders living in the same locality who decide to express their community of interests by entering into a formal association for their mutual self-protection.” When NATO turned 75 this year, President Joe Biden reiterated the bloc’s commitment to “stand up for freedom and push back against aggression”, especially during the Cold War. “We saw it again when America was attacked on September 11, 2001 … And we’ve seen it over the last two years as allies have stepped up to support the brave people of Ukraine in the face of Russia’s vicious invasion.” The year 2024 has been monumental. As the 32 NATO members reaffirmed the “enduring transatlantic bond” between them on its 75th anniversary in Washington, D.C. in July, American politics witnessed a tectonic shit a few months later—Donald Trump’s thunderclap return to the White House. Trump 2.0 and his ‘America First’ policy have alarmed global alliances, especially NATO, helmed by the US. The 45th POTUS and the 47th POTUS-elect staunchly opposes the unequal contribution of other bloc members and America fighting foreign wars. During his first presidency and the third election campaign, Trump hammered NATO allies for not contributing enough to the alliance. Truman and Biden highlighted an important point that added ballast to Trump’s NATO stance. First, if NATO’s founding was a “neighbourly act” with members entering “into a formal association for their mutual self-protection”, every member should contribute equally to maintain the alliance. Second, if the Cold War is over, it was pointless for the US to get entangled in the Russia-Ukraine War and pour billions into a country that’s not even a NATO member. Besides, NATO wasn’t formed to fight terrorism. https://www.devex.com/people/como-hablo-con-una-persona-en-turkish-airlines-2099775

Who Has Donald Trump Picked For His Cabinet So Far? Here's What To Know Republicans were on the defensive about two of President-elect Donald Trump's most controversial Cabinet picks Sunday. Speaker of the House Mike Johnson said on CNN's State of the Union that a House Ethics Committee investigation into Trump's pick for attorney general and staunch Trump-loyalist Matt Gaetz should not be revealed. The Justice Department investigated sex trafficking allegations against Gaetz. The investigation ended without charges, but the House Ethics Committee continued to look into the allegation he assaulted a 17-year-old. An attorney for Pete Hegseth, Trump's choice for Secretary of Defense, told multiple outlets that Hegseth paid a woman who accused him of sexual assault in 2017 because he feared losing his job at Fox News. Hegseth has denied the sexual assault allegation and was never charged, however he paid the woman as part of a settlement agreement that included a confidentiality provision after she threatened litigation in 2020, the attorney told media outlets. Though Trump did not add to his administration Sunday, the president-elect did name his choices for secretary of Energy and a prominent White House aide Saturday as he continues to fill out key positions ahead of Inauguration Day in 2025. Trump appointed personal lawyer Will Scharf, who played a key role in defending Trump in the federal criminal case tied to the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol, to be an assistant to the president and White House staff secretary. Scharf is the fourth personal attorney of Trump's to be named to the incoming administration. Trump said Saturday he plans to nominate oil industry executive Chris Wright, CEO of Liberty Energy and 2024 campaign donor to lead the Department of Energy in his second term in the White House. The department oversees the country's energy supplies, research and development of nuclear power, 17 national laboratories and the cleanup of Cold War-era nuclear efforts. Wright will also be a member of Trump's newly-formed Council of National Energy, which is set to be led by Interior Secretary nominee Doug Burgum, the president-elect said in his statement. In a video posted in 2023 on LinkedIn, Wright denied the scientific consensus that manmade greenhouse gas emissions are responsible for the warming planet. "There is no climate crisis and we're not in the midst of an energy transition either," said Wright, whose company counts among its services the hydraulic fracking technique used to extract natural gas and oil from deep below the Earth's surface. Trump's announcement is an indication that he intends to nominate Wright for Senate approval, however Trump has floated the demand that Republican Senate leadership allow for recess appointments as an end-around of the confirmation process. https://www.devex.com/people/como-puedo-hablar-con-una-persona-real-en-copa-airlines-2099768

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Dehradun Accident: 7 Lessons Every Driver Must Learn The Dehradun accident has sent nationwide shockwaves. India, unfortunately, holds the grim title of having the highest road accident fatalities in the world. In 2023 alone, nearly 1.73 lakh lives were lost in road accidents-a statistic that's unlikely to decrease by the end of this year. Here's what we can learn from the Dehradun incident to become safer and more responsible drivers. Understand the consequences Unlike video games, real life doesn't have a reset button. A single mistake on the road can lead to devastating consequences, including loss of life, property damage, legal penalties, and licence suspension. Every decision you make behind the wheel matters. Avoid peer pressure Never let friends or passengers provoke you into speeding or reckless driving. They don't control the car or the road conditions, and often, they can't help if things go wrong. At the end of the day, you alone are accountable for your actions. Leave your ego at home Ego has no place on the road. It can lead to dangerous street racing or road rage incidents that escalate quickly. Prioritise safety over proving a point.Drive within limits Follow posted speed limits and respect your own physical and vehicular limits. If you're tired or your car isn't in peak condition, either avoid driving altogether or stick to the slower lanes. Always adjust your driving to stay in control of the situation. Respect other road users Driving is a privilege, not a right. Sharing public roads means being mindful of everyone around you. Leave sufficient space for others, avoid abrupt lane changes without signalling, and respect pedestrians, cyclists, and two-wheeler riders. Courtesy and patience can prevent countless accidents. Seek alternative outlets If you're passionate about speed and competition, consider legal motorsport opportunities such as go-karting or track racing. These activities allow you to test your skills in a safe and controlled environment. https://lacdmhowr.powerappsportals.us/forums/general-discussion/a5c17c1e-3fa6-ef11-b542-001dd8097a1a

Dehradun Accident: 7 Lessons Every Driver Must Learn The Dehradun accident has sent nationwide shockwaves. India, unfortunately, holds the grim title of having the highest road accident fatalities in the world. In 2023 alone, nearly 1.73 lakh lives were lost in road accidents-a statistic that's unlikely to decrease by the end of this year. Here's what we can learn from the Dehradun incident to become safer and more responsible drivers. Understand the consequences Unlike video games, real life doesn't have a reset button. A single mistake on the road can lead to devastating consequences, including loss of life, property damage, legal penalties, and licence suspension. Every decision you make behind the wheel matters. Avoid peer pressure Never let friends or passengers provoke you into speeding or reckless driving. They don't control the car or the road conditions, and often, they can't help if things go wrong. At the end of the day, you alone are accountable for your actions. Leave your ego at home Ego has no place on the road. It can lead to dangerous street racing or road rage incidents that escalate quickly. Prioritise safety over proving a point.Drive within limits Follow posted speed limits and respect your own physical and vehicular limits. If you're tired or your car isn't in peak condition, either avoid driving altogether or stick to the slower lanes. Always adjust your driving to stay in control of the situation. Respect other road users Driving is a privilege, not a right. Sharing public roads means being mindful of everyone around you. Leave sufficient space for others, avoid abrupt lane changes without signalling, and respect pedestrians, cyclists, and two-wheeler riders. Courtesy and patience can prevent countless accidents. Seek alternative outlets If you're passionate about speed and competition, consider legal motorsport opportunities such as go-karting or track racing. These activities allow you to test your skills in a safe and controlled environment. https://www.devex.com/people/como-marcar-a-american-airlines-desde-mexico-american-e-2098683

Dehradun Accident: 7 Lessons Every Driver Must Learn The Dehradun accident has sent nationwide shockwaves. India, unfortunately, holds the grim title of having the highest road accident fatalities in the world. In 2023 alone, nearly 1.73 lakh lives were lost in road accidents-a statistic that's unlikely to decrease by the end of this year. Here's what we can learn from the Dehradun incident to become safer and more responsible drivers. Understand the consequences Unlike video games, real life doesn't have a reset button. A single mistake on the road can lead to devastating consequences, including loss of life, property damage, legal penalties, and licence suspension. Every decision you make behind the wheel matters. Avoid peer pressure Never let friends or passengers provoke you into speeding or reckless driving. They don't control the car or the road conditions, and often, they can't help if things go wrong. At the end of the day, you alone are accountable for your actions. Leave your ego at home Ego has no place on the road. It can lead to dangerous street racing or road rage incidents that escalate quickly. Prioritise safety over proving a point.Drive within limits Follow posted speed limits and respect your own physical and vehicular limits. If you're tired or your car isn't in peak condition, either avoid driving altogether or stick to the slower lanes. Always adjust your driving to stay in control of the situation. Respect other road users Driving is a privilege, not a right. Sharing public roads means being mindful of everyone around you. Leave sufficient space for others, avoid abrupt lane changes without signalling, and respect pedestrians, cyclists, and two-wheeler riders. Courtesy and patience can prevent countless accidents. Seek alternative outlets If you're passionate about speed and competition, consider legal motorsport opportunities such as go-karting or track racing. These activities allow you to test your skills in a safe and controlled environment. https://www.devex.com/people/american-e-como-me-comunico-con-aa-2098668

Dehradun Accident: 7 Lessons Every Driver Must Learn Dehradun Accident: 7 Lessons Every Driver Must Learn The Dehradun accident has sent nationwide shockwaves. India, unfortunately, holds the grim title of having the highest road accident fatalities in the world. In 2023 alone, nearly 1.73 lakh lives were lost in road accidents-a statistic that's unlikely to decrease by the end of this year. Here's what we can learn from the Dehradun incident to become safer and more responsible drivers. Understand the consequences Unlike video games, real life doesn't have a reset button. A single mistake on the road can lead to devastating consequences, including loss of life, property damage, legal penalties, and licence suspension. Every decision you make behind the wheel matters. Avoid peer pressure Never let friends or passengers provoke you into speeding or reckless driving. They don't control the car or the road conditions, and often, they can't help if things go wrong. At the end of the day, you alone are accountable for your actions. Leave your ego at home Ego has no place on the road. It can lead to dangerous street racing or road rage incidents that escalate quickly. Prioritise safety over proving a point.Drive within limits Follow posted speed limits and respect your own physical and vehicular limits. If you're tired or your car isn't in peak condition, either avoid driving altogether or stick to the slower lanes. Always adjust your driving to stay in control of the situation. Respect other road users Driving is a privilege, not a right. Sharing public roads means being mindful of everyone around you. Leave sufficient space for others, avoid abrupt lane changes without signalling, and respect pedestrians, cyclists, and two-wheeler riders. Courtesy and patience can prevent countless accidents. Seek alternative outlets If you're passionate about speed and competition, consider legal motorsport opportunities such as go-karting or track racing. These activities allow you to test your skills in a safe and controlled environment. https://www.devex.com/people/g-como-hablar-con-una-persona-en-american-airlines-2098657