Trump is campaigning in Texas alongside Marco Rubio and a tanker of Venezuelan oil.
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Trump → campaign → oil
The President is making two stops in Texas, one in Corpus Christi and another in Lubbock, to try and rally voters behind Republican Senate candidate Ken Paxton.
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President → make → Paxton
Paxton is fending off a stiff challenge from Democrat James Talarico, which risks putting one of the state’s Senate seats back in Democrat hands for the first time in decades.
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which → fend → decades
Vance attacked Abdul El-Sayed at a campaign rally in Michigan.
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Vance → attack → Michigan
, his vice president returned to Michigan to stump for Republican Mike Rogers, and to bash his opponent, Abdul El-Sayed.
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president → return → opponent
Vance, who has traded words for months with El-Sayed online and at campaign rallies, connected the progressive candidate to recent mass protests in Paris, accusing El-Sayed of endorsing similar unrest in the United States.
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who → trade → States
US Senator Chris Murphy condemned Republican attacks on Muslim Americans.
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Murphy → condemn → Americans
Murphy, responding to a clip of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. dismissing Arab contributions to art and science, said that remarks like those served to “delegimatize Muslim Americans - not just as citizens but as humans.”
asserted
remarks → respond → humans
He continued: “these increasingly hysterical attacks are a prelude to Republicans bringing us to a very, very dark place after the election.”
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Republicans → continue → election
Trump said he would accept the midterm election results “if they’re honest.”
asserted
they → say → results
The remark, given to reporters en route to Texas, seemed to allude to the possibility Trump might deem results of the midterms fraudulent if they aren’t in his favor.
uncertain
they → give → favor
But he also said he saw a path to working with a Democratic majority in Congress, if Republicans were to lose control of the legislative branch in November.
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Republicans → say → November
Voters in Israel are turning out for an election that will decide whether Benjamin Netanyahu will remain in charge of the country.
asserted
Netanyahu → turn → country
Netanyahu is facing his first serious election test since the October 7 attacks and the start of the wars in Gaza and Iran.
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Netanyahu → face → Gaza
The results of that election will shape who, exactly, the Trump administration will be working with as it seeks to settle those conflicts.
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it → shape → conflicts
Trump has taken the stage in Corpus Christi, Texas, the first of two campaign events in the state he’ll be speaking at today.
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he → take → state
He started off by gesturing to an oil tanker docked just outside the campaign event, filled, he said, with Venezuelan crude-oil – a product of the deal his administration inked with Venezuela’s new, US-pliant leadership.
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administration → start → leadership
“The oil in the ships outside is being provided to the United States at zero cost to the American taxpayer,” Trump said.
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Trump → provide → taxpayer
US forces launched a surprise incursion into Venezuela to seize its former leader, Nicólas Maduro, in January, dragging him to the US to face criminal charges.
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forces → launch → charges
Since his ouster, his former Vice President, Delcy Rodriguez, ruling with the Trump administration’s blessing, has agreed to deals that would funnel vast shares of the nation’s oil wealth to US coffers.
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that → rule → coffers
Trump spoke of his relationship with Venezuela in unsparing terms, as a conqueror extracting resources from a defeated nation.
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Trump → speak → nation
He described the oil as being the byproduct of “our big victory in our recent war with Venezuela,” and repeated a phrase he used while addressing the United Nations last month about his toppling of Maduro: “To the victor belong the spoils.”
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spoils → describe → victor
Trump is campaigning in Texas alongside Marco Rubio and a tanker of Venezuelan oil.
asserted
Trump → campaign → oil
The President is making two stops in Texas, one in Corpus Christi and another in Lubbock, to try and rally voters behind Republican Senate candidate Ken Paxton.
asserted
President → make → Paxton
Paxton is fending off a stiff challenge from Democrat James Talarico, which risks putting one of the state’s Senate seats back in Democrat hands for the first time in decades.
asserted
which → fend → decades
Vance attacked Abdul El-Sayed at a campaign rally in Michigan.
asserted
Vance → attack → Michigan
While Trump was in Texas, his vice president returned to Michigan to stump for Republican Mike Rogers, and to bash his opponent, Abdul El-Sayed.
asserted
president → return → opponent
Vance, who has traded words for months with El-Sayed online and at campaign rallies, connected the progressive candidate to recent mass protests in Paris, accusing El-Sayed of endorsing similar unrest in the United States.
asserted
who → trade → States
US Senator Chris Murphy condemned Republican attacks on Muslim Americans.
asserted
Murphy → condemn → Americans
Murphy, responding to a clip of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. dismissing Arab contributions to art and science, said that remarks like those served to “delegimatize Muslim Americans - not just as citizens but as humans.”
asserted
remarks → respond → humans
He continued: “these increasingly hysterical attacks are a prelude to Republicans bringing us to a very, very dark place after the election.
asserted
Republicans → continue → election
Trump said he would accept the midterm election results “if they’re honest.”
asserted
they → say → results
The remark, given to reporters en route to Texas, seemed to allude to the possibility Trump might deem results of the midterms fraudulent if they aren’t in his favor.
uncertain
they → give → favor
But he also said he saw a path to working with a Democratic majority in Congress, if Republicans were to lose control of the legislative branch in November.
asserted
Republicans → say → November
Voters in Israel are turning out for an election that will decide whether Benjamin Netanyahu will remain in charge of the country.
asserted
Netanyahu → turn → country
Netanyahu is facing his first serious election test since the October 7 attacks and the start of the wars in Gaza and Iran.
asserted
Netanyahu → face → Gaza
The results of that election will shape who, exactly, the Trump administration will be working with as it seeks to settle those conflicts.
asserted
it → shape → conflicts
In latest campaign attack, Vance connects Abdul El-Sayed to protests in Paris
At a campaign stop in Michigan, JD Vance further escalated a war of words he’s exchanged with the state’s Democratic Senate candidate, Abdul El-Sayed.
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he → connect → candidate
Speaking to the crowd in Howell, Michigan, Vance sought to connect El-Sayed’s politics to the left-wing protests in Paris that have led to thousands of arrests – what Vance described as “hordes of masked rioters, many from distant lands, taking over historic city centers.”
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hordes → speak → centers
He also continued to play up El-Sayed’s relationship with left-wing political commentator Hasan Piker.
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He → continue → Piker
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