Musk says that failure to react to success leads to discharge – US policy live | Donald Trump

On Tuesday, the Kremlin said that Russia has many deposits for rare earth metal and that it was open to develop business to develop them after President Vladimir Putin was able to cooperate with such cooperation with the United States.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said:

The Americans need rare earthly metals. We have many of them.
We have our own plans to develop strategic resources, but there are pretty broad views of cooperation here.

Putin announced State TV on Monday that Russia together with American partners – including the government and the private sector – was open as part of a future economic agreement in Russia and the USA, reports Reuters.

US President Donald Trump has obliged that “great economic development transactions with Russia would take place.

Peskov said there was still a lot to do to normalize relationships between Moscow and Washington before economic business could be done.

“Next is the problem of solving the Ukrainian crisis on the agenda,” he said. “And then, especially since the Americans themselves talked about it, it will be time to consider possible projects in connection with commercial, economic and investment cooperation.”

Peskov added: “If it comes, let's say a moment of political will, we will be open (cooperation on metals with rare earth).”

Hello and welcome to our Rolling Us Politics Coverage:

The fallout of musk The demand for government employees to justify their work in a ball point list continues.

The US Office of Personnel Management (OPM), which managed the federal assistant, returned to an ultimatum that Elon Musk would have published on the weekend that his workers would have forced to step down if they had not submitted the requested list of their recent achievements.

It marks one of the first signs of an internal setback in the campaign of the Tesla billionaire for reducing the federal employees.

The OPM announced that the reaction to Musks e -Mail was not mandatory and that the non -observance on Monday until midnight would not be considered a resignation, as Musk had warned.

However, Musk continued to insist that workers will react or they would lose their work.

“Subject to the president's discretion, you will receive another chance. The failure to react a second time leads to a termination, ”said Musk on Monday afternoon.

Donald Trump used to be spoken to support the demand

“If you ask us the question, tell us what you have done this week, what he does, you say, do you actually work?” The president said.

But the ultimatum had already come to resistance to the FBI, the Foreign Ministry and the Pentagon among the agencies that instruct the employees not to answer the message. Other department heads advised the employees to meet, while some demanded that the employees wait for further instructions before answering.

The lawyers for federal workers said in a lawsuit that Musk had violated the law with his demand at the weekend. An updated lawsuit, which was submitted before the Federal Court in California and the Associated Press was made available, tried to block mass decisions.

In other developments:

• Donald Trump said Wladimir Putin would accept European peacekeepers in Ukraine as part of a potential agreement to terminate the Three Year War. Trump spoke to French President Emmanuel Macron in the White House when the leaders tried to smooth over a transatlantic crack to achieve peace.

• The Trump Macron meeting came when the United States voted against a United Nations resolution in which the invasion of Russia was sentenced to UkraineOn the division with countries such as North Korea, Belarus and Sudan about European allies.

• Trump said the USA and Ukraine were “very close” to itIn comments during a visit by French President Emmanuel Macron in the midst of European concerns regarding the US position on Ukraine.

• On Monday, a federal judge rejected a request from the Associated Press to immediately restore complete access to presidential events for the news agency's journalists. But the problem required more exploration before the judgment. The Trump administration excluded the outlet at the beginning of this month because it continued to refer to the Gulf of Mexico in his reporting after the president had renamed “Golf of America”.

• A federal judge The state downsizing team DOGE blocked from access to sensitive data that was conducted by the US education department and the US office for personnel management. US district judge Deborah Boardman In Greenbelt, Maryland issued the temporary injunction at the behest of a coalition of unions.

• A federal judge has extended protection for trans women in prison. The judge, who prevented the Federal Bureau of Prisons, to carry out Donald Trump's executive order, who would have broadcast three detained trans women in men's facilities in the early this month, extended protection for nine other women.

• A federal judge prevented immigration agents on itreported the Associated Press. US district judge Theodore Chang found that the policy of Trump administration could and should be blocked and should be blocked while a lawsuit that challenges it turns out.

• Former Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy Has started his campaign for the governor of Ohio.