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Donald Trump said Sunday that he has directed the Defense Department to scale down joint military exercises with South Korea, citing the country’s refusal to join the war in Iran and his “very good” relationship with North Korea’s Kim Jong Un.

Trump said the large, annual military drills sent a “signal that is totally inappropriate and hostile” to North Korea, a country with which the U.S. has no formal diplomatic ties but which Trump says has been “unthreatening and respectful” as long as he has been president.

“Based on the fact that it is too late to cancel, I have instructed Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, to substantially reduce the Joint Military Exercises!” Trump wrote.

Trump also mentioned South Korea’s refusal to join the Iran war.

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Seriously though, who came up with these (present days) dumdum gloves??

had so much fun going around the city yesterday with @thestrike@lemmy.blahaj.zone :3 tysm and love u girl ❤️

transit museum!! (we in an R110B :3)

Tofu Tofu!!!!

Central Park/Columbus Circle!!!!!

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This was a 3rd run after the issue started.
At first I got 40% packet loss, then 2%, and finally, 0% somehow.

Where even are the packets for that long?

I do not understand the mathematics behind the dilemma. I'm assuming only the firts chicks cost money, because down the line they will breed.
But feeding them, housing them - vitamins and doctoring costs a lot of money.

So anyone with couple or more chickens - how much does it cost to have them on the table? And realistically how many eggs do you get?

A mysterious bulge spotted on President Donald Trump’s backside has sparked fresh speculation about his health.

The peculiar bump poking through the 80-year-old president’s suit was spotted in a video posted on X by outgoing White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt from a rally on Long Island on Friday.

In the video, Trump descends from the stage and walks towards the crowd, with the backside of his suit visibly bulging outward as if something rigid were tucked underneath it.

We're talking about potentially legally dubious discrepancies in its labeling practices. In a series of now viral posts, TikTok user Jimmy Wrigg found that many of the chain's prepackaged meat products do not match the weight listed on the label. In one video, Wrigg weighed several packages of Kentucky Legend ham to measure against the labels. He found many of the cuts were less than half the weight at which they were priced.

This weight gap has caused quite the ruckus online, with many echoing Wrigg's calls for pricing accuracy and transparency. For many, this appears to be yet another way retailers are trying to squeeze money from shoppers already dealing with high grocery prices. Not only would such a big inconsistency in labeled weight and actual weight be poor business practice, it would also be illegal, as it constitutes misleading packaging.