Day: December 24, 2024

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President-elect Donald Trump’s tough talk about Greenland and the Panama Canal shows that he’s most comfortable playing offense, even if nothing much comes of it.

WASHINGTON (AP) — El presidente Joe Biden vetó el lunes una iniciativa bipartidista para crear 66 plazas de juez federal de distrito, alegando que la “acción precipitada” de la Cámara de Representantes dejaba sin respuesta importantes cuestiones sobre esos cargos vitalicios.