内容摘要：The Kremlin billed Thursday’s talks as a “restarting” of peace negotiations in Istanbul in 2022, early on in the war, that quickly fell apart. Moscow had blamed Ukraine and the West for their alleged desire to continue fighting, while Kyiv said Russia’s demands amounted to an ultimatum rather than something the sides could mutually agree on.

The Kremlin billed Thursday’s talks as a “restarting” of peace negotiations in Istanbul in 2022, early on in the war, that quickly fell apart. Moscow had blamed Ukraine and the West for their alleged desire to continue fighting, while Kyiv said Russia’s demands amounted to an ultimatum rather than something the sides could mutually agree on.

“Republicans in Congress could put a stop to this insanity at any time,” Jeffries said. “Since they won’t, next November, we will.”Over the next 100 days, Jeffries says House Democrats will be laying out their own blueprint for what they would do if they were in charge — and it won’t be about Trump but “all about you.”

Associated Press writer Matt Brown contributed to this report.ST. LOUIS, Missouri, EE.UU. (AP) — Por lo menos siete personas murieron y las autoridades buscaban de edificio en edificio a personas atrapadas o heridas después de que fuertes tormentas azotaron Missouri, incluido al menos un posible tornado.Las tormentas formaban parte de un poderoso sistema meteorológico el viernes que causó daños graves en Missouri, generó tornados en Wisconsin, dejó a cientos de miles de personas sin electricidad en la región de los Grandes Lagos y llevó una ola de calor abrasador a Texas.

Las tormentas del viernes por la tarde arrancaron los techos de algunas construcciones, rompieron ventanas, desprendieron ladrillos y derribaron árboles y líneas eléctricas. La alcaldesa de St. Louis, Cara Spencer, confirmó cinco muertes en su ciudad y dijo que más de 5.000 hogares resultaron afectados y unos 100.000 clientes seguían sin electricidad el viernes por la noche.“Esto es realmente devastador”, comentó Spencer, y añadió que la ciudad estaba en proceso de declarar una emergencia y que se había implementado un toque de queda nocturno el viernes en los vecindarios con más daños.

Se desconocía con precisión cuál es el número de personas heridas. El Hospital Barnes-Jewish recibió de 20 a 30 pacientes de la tormenta, algunos en estado grave, pero se preveía que la mayoría fueran dados de alta el viernes por la noche, según Laura High, portavoz del hospital.

El Hospital Infantil de Saint Louis recibió a 15 pacientes, de los cuales se prevé que dos permanezcan en el hospital el fin de semana, añadió.In the Dallas area, departures were grounded at Dallas Love Field and Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport for part of the day because of thunderstorms, according to the Federal Aviation Administration. Hundreds of flights were canceled at DFW International Airport and dozens more at Love Field, according to FlightAware.

Tuesday night’s powerful storm knocked out power to more than 425,000 customers in Pennsylvania and 40,000 in Ohio, according to. Neighboring states also reported thousands of outages. About 300,000 Pennsylvania customers and nearly 19,000 in Ohio were without power late Wednesday.

A spokesperson for Pittsburgh-based Duquesne Light called the storm’s damage “unprecedented” for knocking out electricity, toppling trees and snapping power poles.About 325,000 customers lost power and more than 150,000 were still in the dark in the evening, the company said on its website. The utility was bringing in about 400 people from neighboring utility contractors to help restore electricity.