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Nine months after the U.S. Capitol attack, Republicans in Congress defend Donald Trump's role on Jan. 6, "He'd have one widespread support from the party if he ran again for president in 2024.  Republicans throughout the conference, including some who are vulnerable in next year's midterm elections or who have long been part of the party's mainstream wing, have little or no reservations on the possibility of Trump topping the list again. Some GOP members cheer Trump's return, saying he remains a popular figure and a powerful force , and there is broad consensus among Republicans that Trump will be the automatic front runner and the prime his field would freeze if he decides to intervene. in alternating districts such as New Jersey MP Jeff Van Drew, they welcome Trump's possible return to the political struggle.

Ninety-year-vintage William Shatner, who received reputation portraying Captain Kirk at the original "Star Trek," simply hitched a experience aboard a suborbital spacecraft that grazed the brink of outer area earlier than parachuting to a landing, making Shatner the oldest individual ever to tour to space. "That changed into in contrast to whatever they described," Shatner might be heard announcing at the flight livestream simply earlier than landing. Shatner blasted off onboard a New Shepard spacecraft — the only advanced by Jeff Bezos' rocket company, Blue Origin, and the identical car that took Bezos himself to area this summer.  Bezos, a lifelong "Star Trek" fan, flew Shatner as a comped guest. With him have been 3 crewmates: Chris Boshuizen, a co-founding father of satellite company Planet Labs, and software program executive Glen de Vries, who are each paying customers, and Audrey Powers, Blue Origin's vice president of undertaking and flight

Dominic Cummings says Downing Street has always intended to 'give up' the parties to the Brexit deal and that Boris did not really understand what the deal meant. The former chief adviser to the Prime Minister said Boris Johnson "never had a scoobydoo" on the implications of the deal as the government urges Brussels to review the Northern Ireland protocol.  "The proposals to resolve the situation - have been called 'very alarming' by Irish Deputy Prime Minister Leo Varadkar, who warned political leaders not to make any deal with the British government until they are" guaranteed to keep their promises.  "Maros Sefcovic, vice-president of the European Commission, has promised" very far-reaching "changes to manage the movement of goods through the Irish Sea. Reports suggest he will propose lifting the half of customs controls on goods and more than half of controls on meat and plant products.

  Philip Schofield hit out at a busy mum on Wednesday’s instalment of This Morning. The TV host, 59, branded the visitor as ‘egocentric’ and ‘greedy’ because of the truth she commenced stocking up on Christmas gives for her youngsters as early as June amid a toy shortage. The busy mum advised hosts Phillip and Holly Willoughby that she has already spent a whopping £2,500 on Christmas presents – in spite of the truth the festive season remains 8 weeks away. Amid worries that the toys won’t arrive on time, the Northern mum has stockpiled over three hundred gives, together with one hundred for her 3-year-old. Explaining her reasoning in the back of the immoderate consumerism, the visitor advised: “With the lack and the lack of lorry drivers – I did begin to panic. “I commenced to suppose that I had to get accessible and get them now, or we would emerge as having a terrible Christmas.” Despite her reasoning, Phillip wasn’t having any of it as he cautioned that stockpiling presents is a ‘eg

Apple Inc. is likely to cut its 2021 iPhone 13 production targets by 10 million units as a prolonged chip shortage has affected its flagship.  He expected to produce 90 million new iPhone models in the last three months of the year, but now tells his production partners the total will be lower as Broadcom Inc. and Texas Instruments Inc. are due struggling to provide enough components, they said. , who asked not to be identified as the situation is private.  Apple is one of the world's largest chip buyers and sets the annual pace for the electronics supply chain. But even with strong purchasing power, Apple is grappling with the same supply disruptions that have wreaked havoc in industries around the world.  Major chipmakers have warned that demand will continue to exceed supply throughout next year and potentially beyond.