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  1. Mutmaßliche Terror-Tat - Mann greift Sicherheitskräfte in Paris mit Messer an

    Am Triumphbogen in Paris hat ein Mann Polizisten mit einem Messer angegriffen. Er wurde angeschossen und starb im Krankenhaus. Der Mann hatte wegen eines anderen Terrorakts jahrelang im Gefängnis gesessen.

    ➡️ tagesschau.de/ausland/europa/p

    #Paris #ArcdeTriomphe #Messerangriff #Terror

  2. Knifeman shot dead at Arc de Triomphe after trying to stab cop as police probe terror links

    An ISIS-linked terrorist who tried to stab a police officer near the Arc de Triomphe in Paris has died in hospital after being shot “three times.” Read the full story here: #paris #knifeman #arcdetriomphe The Sun brings you breaking news and in-depth analysis on the stories that matter most. From the ongoing war in Ukraine to conflicts in the Middle East and US and UK politics,…

    fllics.com/en/video/knifeman-s

  3. The group accepted and trucks were seen dumping piles of soil onto one of East Potomac’s courses.

    Despite this, the Interior Dept told the National Links Trust that it violated its lease and delivered an official default notice. Trump said that the courses will fall under the admin’s control if the group does not remedy alleged violations by the end of the year.”

    #Trump #economy #affordability #HealthInsurance #ArcdeTriomphe #GolfCourses
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  4. “In his pursuit to remake the green spaces, he is attempting to wrest control from the National Links Trust, a non-profit with a 50-year lease to operate, restore & maintain the affordability of East Potomac Golf Links, Rock Creek and Langston Golf Course. Earlier in 2025, the admin ordered the group to take dirt resulting from the demolition of the East Wing of the WH or risk defaulting on its lease with the govt."

    #Trump #economy #affordability #HealthInsurance #ArcdeTriomphe #GolfCourses
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  5. Ron Filipkowski quotes the Independent:

    “Trump has set his sights on his next renovation project: DC’s golf courses. The president, who frequently spends weekends on the fairways at his various properties, is seeking to redevelop the 3 public golf courses in the nation’s capital.” Trump: 'If we do them, we’ll do it really beautifully.'”

    #Trump #economy #affordability #HealthInsurance #ArcdeTriomphe #GolfCourses
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    meidasplus.com/p/this-weekend-

  6. "'You could say, Jefferson, Washington, everything, ‘cause they’re all right there, and it’s something that is so special. It will be like the one in Paris, but to be honest with you, it blows it away, blows it away in every way.'

    In The Guardian last week, Judith Levine noted that Trump is erasing the face of a federal government that served the American people, replacing it with his own."

    #Trump #economy #affordability #HealthInsurance #ArcdeTriomphe #GolfCourses
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  7. "Today Trump told reporters that chief of the White House Domestic Policy Council, Vince Haley, has 'a policy thing that’s going to be unbelievable happening…. We’re building an arc like the Arc de Triumph,' he said, mixing English and French, 'and we’re building it by the Arlington Bridge, the Arlington Cemetery, opposite the Lincoln Memorial.'"

    ~ Heather Cox Richardson

    #Trump #economy #affordability #HealthInsurance #ArcdeTriomphe #GolfCourses
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    heathercoxrichardson.substack.

  8. "Amid concerns that he has failed to address a worsening affordability crisis, with health insurance premiums about to spike dramatically for over 20 million Americans, Donald Trump revealed on Sunday that his domestic policy chief’s main priority is building a triumphal arch for Washington DC."

    ~ Robert Mackey

    #Trump #economy #affordability #HealthInsurance #ArcdeTriomphe #GolfCourses
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    theguardian.com/us-news/2025/d

  9. Letters from an American – October 13, 2025 – Heather Cox Richardson

    Letters from an American

    Letters from an American, October 13, 2025

    By Heather Cox Richardson, Oct 13, 2025

    Last Tuesday, President Donald J. Trump showed to Canadian officials a plan for a triumphal arch that would sit on the banks of the Potomac River opposite the Lincoln Memorial in a traffic rotary at the Virginia end of the Arlington Memorial Bridge below Arlington National Cemetery. The idea, apparently, is to build the arch to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the United States in July 2026.

    On Thursday, the White House press pool reported, the plan was laid out on Trump’s desk in the Oval Office. The massive stone arch appears to be the same height as or taller than the Lincoln Memorial. Early in the morning on Saturday, October 11, Trump posted on social media an artist’s rendering of what such an arch might look like, complete with what appears to be a gold winged victory statue at the top of the arch.

    Triumphal arches are free-standing structures consisting of one or more arches crowned with a flat top for engravings or statues. They hark back to ancient Rome, where leaders built them to commemorate military victories or significant public events. Those arches inspired others, like the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, France, built to honor those who died in the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars.

    Observers immediately noted that the photographed plan showed the Lincoln Memorial facing the wrong way, and compared the Trump Arch both to the Arc de Triomphe and to another arch modeled on it: the German Arch of Triumph proposed by Adolph Hitler to commemorate Germany’s victory in World War II.

    That triumphal arch was never built.

    Architect Eric Jenkins told Daniel Jonas Roche of The Architect’s Newspaper that the proposed arch would disrupt the symbolic connection between the Lincoln Memorial and Arlington National Cemetery. The two are connected not only by the Arlington Memorial Bridge, but also by the Civil War. During that war, the nation began to bury its hallowed dead on the grounds of the former home of General Robert E. Lee, who led the troops of the Confederacy. Lee’s Arlington House sits directly behind the memorial to Lincoln, who led the United States to stop the Confederates from dismantling the nation.

    The proposed construction of a triumphal arch contrasts with the expected sale and probable demolition of the Wilbur J. Cohen Federal Building on Independence Avenue in Washington, D.C. Completed in 1940, the Wilbur J. Cohen Federal Building was built to house the Social Security Board, the precursor to the Social Security Administration.

    In August 1935, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed the Social Security Act. That law established a federal system of old-age benefits; unemployment insurance; aid to homeless, dependent, and neglected children; funds to promote maternal and child welfare; and public health services. It was a sweeping reworking of the relationship between the government and its citizens, using the power of taxation to pool funds to provide a basic social safety net.

    The vision of government behind the Social Security Act was very different from that of the Republicans who had run it in the 1920s. While men like President Herbert Hoover had embraced the idea of a “rugged individualism” in which men provided for their families on their own, those behind the Social Security Act recognized that the vision of a hardworking man supporting his wife and children was more myth than reality. They replaced that vision with one in which the government recognized that all Americans were equally valuable.

    Their reworking of American government came from the conditions of the United States after the rise of modern industry. Americans had always depended on community, but the harsh conditions of industrialization in the late nineteenth century had made it clear that the government must protect that community. City governments like New York City’s Tammany Hall began to provide a basic system of social welfare for voters, making sure that they had jobs, food, and shelter and that women and children had a support network if a husband or father died.

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    Continue/Read Original Article Here: October 13, 2025 – by Heather Cox Richardson

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