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Trump's Assistant Natalie Harp Lacked Security Clearance

Donald Trump's assistant Natalie Harp, who has been the subject of much discussion in recent days, worked in the White House without a security clearance for more than a year, sources tell MS Now.

According to the information, Harp has been offered security clearance several times but declined it for unclear reasons. Only when Trump personally urged her did she agree to begin the background check.

This is just one of many red flags that have been raised internally about Harp since Trump's return to the White House. In other media sources have warned that the assistant and Trump have an unusually close relationship.

The relationship came under scrutiny when Democratic Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff said in a recent speech that Trump does not want to do his job, but only "build his ballroom and travel around with Natalie".

Political situation in Cameroon
Cameroon's president has appeared – after 73 days

Cameroon's 93-year-old President Paul Biya has returned home after being missing for 73 days. Reuters reports.

Biya left Cameroon on June 7 for what his cabinet describes as a "short-term private stay in Europe". He has not been seen in public until today.

When the president appeared at the airport, he got off a chartered flight from Geneva in Switzerland. His absence caused speculation about his health and ability to govern the country.

- It makes no difference whether he is here or over there. He does nothing when he is here, opposition leader Prosper Nkou Mvondo said, according to TT.

Drug Development
Professor: “Exciting – this is the future”

Experts are cheering the new results from a study on a personalized mRNA vaccine against skin cancer. The risk of relapse was reduced by 49 percent and the risk of spread to other organs by 59 percent, according to figures published by the companies Moderna and Merck on Wednesday.

“This is very exciting, this is the future,” says Matti Sällberg, professor of biomedical analysis at Karolinska Institutet, to SvD Näringsliv.

A number of Swedish patients have participated in the study. Lars Ny, professor of immuno-oncology at Sahlgrenska University Hospital, has been their responsible physician.

“This is big news. We have been on the pump so many times with similar treatments. This is precision medicine at its best,” he says. 

Nord Stream sabotage
Nord Stream suspect arrested during filming

A Ukrainian man suspected of involvement in the Nord Stream sabotage was arrested during the filming of a Hollywood film about the sabotage, reports the German LTO.

The film stars actors Adrien Brody and Sean Penn. The suspect, Volodymyr Zhuravlev, worked as an advisor for the film, according to media reports.

According to German prosecutors, Zhuravlev is a trained diver who helped place explosives at the natural gas pipelines.