White House spent $20m on Trump ads at expense of Customs
The US Office of Management and Budget transferred funds from the Customs and Border Protection to television spots praising the president.
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Netanyahu announces start of anti-terror operation
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced the launch of a new operation named "Iron Wall", aimed at combating terrorist threats in the West Bank
US immigration service suspends interviews
The US immigration service has suspended interviews and halted the operation of the CBP One app, through which migrants registered to cross the border. The Washington Post reports.
Ukrainian companies supplied microchips to Russia
The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) announced the exposure of Ukrainian companies that supplied microchips to Russia, which are used in the production of Russian missiles and drones.
Trump pardons Capitol riot participants
Donald Trump announced the pardon of those convicted for their involvement in the January 6, 2021, Capitol attack. According to him, this concerns 1,500 individuals, and he also stated his intention to commute the sentences of six other convicts.
Trump suspends aid to Ukraine
Donald Trump signed an executive order suspending all US foreign aid programmes for 90 days for review.
Trump restores death penalty in US
According to the AP agency, Donald Trump has reinstated the practice of the death penalty in the US by executive order.
Blogger loses $20,000 on investment in TRUMP cryptocurrency
Ivan Melnychyn, a well-known blogger, lost $20,000 after investing all his savings in the $TRUMP cryptocurrency. He had expected the coin's value to surge sharply ahead of the inauguration of the former US president.
Trump prepares to lift restrictions on arms supplies to Israel
US President Donald Trump is preparing to lift all restrictions and delays imposed on arms supplies to Israel.
US President revokes permission for transgender service
On 20 January, on his first day in office, Donald Trump signed an executive order repealing the previous decision that allowed transgender people to serve in the military
New US president revokes 78 of predecessor's executive orders
US President Donald Trump signed an order on his first day in office, annulling 78 executive acts adopted by his predecessor, Joe Biden.
Attack on US embassy staff in Haiti
Attack on US embassy staff in Haiti: one injured Escalation of violence on the island Haitian gunmen opened fire in the capital Port-au-Prince, injuring one US embassy employee.
Yulia Kran charged with corruption and illegal assets
Yulia Kran, the acting head of the Chernihiv Regional Migration Service Directorate, has found herself at the centre of a scandal.