Nicki Minaj Declares Support for President Trump as Mexico Halts Oil Shipments to Cuba
Hip-hop superstar Nicki Minaj publicly declared her support for President Donald J. Trump at a Trump Accounts Summit session on Wednesday, stating she was "the President's No. 1 Fan" and that "God Is Protecting Him," according to Variety. This declaration came as other significant global events unfolded, including Mexico's decision to pause oil shipments to Cuba and Spain's move to grant legal status to unauthorized immigrants.
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum announced Tuesday that Mexico had temporarily stopped oil shipments to Cuba. According to NPR Politics, Sheinbaum attributed the pause to general fluctuations in oil supplies and emphasized that it was a "sovereign decision" not influenced by pressure from the United States. The decision raised questions about the future of energy relations between the two countries.
Meanwhile, in Europe, Spain's government revealed plans to grant legal status to potentially hundreds of thousands of immigrants living and working in the country without authorization, NPR Politics reported. This decision stands in contrast to increasingly harsh immigration policies in the United States and other parts of Europe.
In other global news, as the U.S. prepares to formally depart from the World Health Organization (WHO), California is strengthening its ties with the international health body. NPR News reported that California's Department of Public Health participates in weekly calls with the WHO to monitor emerging public health threats. Governor Gavin Newsom met with WHO head Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus at the 2026 Davos gathering to discuss collaborative efforts.
Amidst these developments, researchers continue to focus on understanding and preserving respiratory health, as highlighted in Nature News. The article emphasized the importance of analyzing the "exposome," the environmental factors that impact lung health, given the constant exposure to pollutants and allergens.
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