President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine rejected an offer from the Trump administration to relinquish half of the country’s mineral resources in exchange for U.S. support, as reported by five sources. The proposal included granting the United States a 50 percent stake in Ukraine’s minerals, with the U.S. seeking not only minerals but also oil and gas resources. Zelensky declined the deal, citing the lack of security guarantees for Ukraine in its conflict with Russia, with ongoing negotiations highlighting the growing divide between Kyiv and Washington over support and the war.
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Patsy Grimaldi, Whose Name Became Synonymous With Pizza, Dies at 93
Patsy Grimaldi, a pioneer in artisan pizza, passed away at 93 in Queens. He started selling pies in 1990 under various names before settling on Juliana's Pizza, known for its coal-fired pies and fresh ingredients. Despite legal battles and changes in ownership, his legacy lives on in the bustling pizzerias he founded in Brooklyn. Full Article
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