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Authorities in Kinshasa have reported at least 131 deaths and 500 suspected cases.

The two are considering converting a French Stellantis factory to build Dongfeng brands, allowing the company to adhere to made-in-Europe regulations.

In a shocking and unprecedented move, the Justice Department issued a memo Tuesday saying the IRS is “forever barred” from investigating past tax returns of President Trump, his family, company and “related companies.” It came just a day after the department announced the creation of a $1.776 billion “anti-weaponization” fund to “compensate” people prosecuted for supposedly political reasons by the Biden and Obama administrations — a move expected to benefit January 6 insurrectionists, other Trump allies and even Trump himself. It’s all part of an agreement between the Department of Justice and President Trump’s personal attorneys in exchange for Trump dropping a $10 billion lawsuit against the IRS over leaked tax returns. Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche — President Trump’s former personal attorney — will appoint the commission overseeing the Justice Department’s new fund. “This is dictatorship in action,” says reporter David Cay Johnston. He calls the “anti-weaponization” fund “a slush fund to pay a criminal enforcement arm, a violent arm of Trump supporters to intimidate people” and says the order to not investigate the Trump family’s dealings “screams that Donald Trump is, in fact, a criminal-level tax cheat.”

The move would be a major escalation of Washington’s campaign against the island nation, already suffering from tightened economic sanctions.

GOP critics of the president were among the highest-profile losers across dozens of state and national primaries.

China’s leader hosted Russia’s president, arguing that the countries offered “calm amid chaos.”

Higher petrol costs have sparked deadly protests and strikes in some African countries.

Employees said they worried robots could be used in protest control, a characterization the company refuted.

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