Tucker Carlson Alleges US Plot Against Putin, Criticizes Biden and Blinken; Key Updates on Trump | January 28 Live Updates
Tucker Carlson claims the U.S. attempted to assassinate Putin, calling Blinken “stubborn” and Biden “feeble.” Stay updated on breaking US news today.
In a shocking claim, former Fox News host Tucker Carlson has accused the U.S. government of attempting to assassinate Russian President Vladimir Putin. During a recent broadcast, Carlson specifically criticized Secretary of State Antony Blinken, calling him "stubborn," and labeled President Joe Biden as "feeble."
Carlson alleged that high-ranking officials within the U.S. administration had orchestrated efforts against Putin, though he provided no concrete evidence to support his claims. The statement has fueled speculation and debate over the Biden administration's foreign policy stance amid escalating tensions with Russia.
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The allegations come at a time when U.S.-Russia relations are under intense global scrutiny, following ongoing conflicts and diplomatic challenges. Carlson's remarks have drawn mixed reactions, with some dismissing them as unfounded conspiracy theories, while others demand further clarity on the U.S. government's involvement in global affairs.
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Key Moments
- Tucker Carlson claims the U.S. tried to kill Putin.
- Carlson calls Biden "feeble" and Blinken "stubborn."
- Allegations lack evidence, spark foreign policy debate.
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28 Jan 2025 08:04 AM
Trump Pushes New Orders on Transgender Troops and COVID on Pete Hegseth's First DayOn Pete Hegseth’s first day in his new role, Donald Trump issued new orders focusing on transgender troops and COVID-19 policies.
The order on transgender troops doesn’t ban their service right away but asks the Pentagon to come up with new rules for their role in the military. These decisions mark key changes in military and health policies.
Stay with us for more updates on Trump’s actions and other top news from across the U.S.
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28 Jan 2025 08:06 AM
Market Turmoil Hits Big Tech; Vivek Ramaswamy Warns of Economic Wake-Up Call
The U.S. stock market faced a significant downturn on Monday, with Big Tech companies seeing major losses. Nvidia experienced a sharp 17% drop, contributing to a 5% fall in the Nasdaq composite.
Commenting on the crash, entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy described it as a "Sputnik moment," calling it a crucial wake-up call for the country to reassess its economic direction.
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28 Jan 2025 08:06 AM
Pete Hegseth Pledges to Transform Pentagon Operations and Strengthen Border Security
In his first actions as Defense Secretary, Pete Hegseth promised to change how the Pentagon operates, vowing to shift away from traditional practices. He emphasized the need for stronger border security, proposing military deployments and the use of aircraft to assist with deportations.
Hegseth's plan signals a tough approach to both defense and immigration policies.
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28 Jan 2025 08:07 AM
Pete Hegseth's Family Life – A Look at His Wives and Children
Pete Hegseth, the newly sworn-in U.S. Secretary of Defense, was joined by his family during the ceremony. Hegseth has been married three times and is the father of seven children.
His personal life has garnered attention, with his family playing a significant role in his public journey.
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28 Jan 2025 08:09 AM
Trump Removes Staff Linked to Investigations, Claims They’re Untrustworthy
Donald Trump has dismissed several employees tied to the criminal investigations against him, citing a lack of trust. In addition, several prosecutors were reassigned to different roles across departments due to their involvement in the probes.
Trump's decision highlights his ongoing dissatisfaction with the legal challenges and the personnel handling them.
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28 Jan 2025 08:10 AM
Trump’s Tariff Threat to Colombia Brings Unexpected Focus to Valentine’s Day Trade Impact
Donald Trump’s recent tariff threat against Colombia has unexpectedly placed a spotlight on U.S.-Colombia trade relations just before Valentine’s Day. Although Colombia is the U.S.'s top export market in Latin America, it accounts for only 0.5% of U.S. imports, ranking 26th among global suppliers.
This trade issue has added an unforeseen layer of complexity to the holiday season, potentially influencing the flow of goods tied to Valentine’s Day.
