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Hegseth Wanted Eisenhower’s WWII Globe in His Office. His Staff Dropped and Damaged It, Officials Say
Staff working for Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth damaged a historic globe linked to Dwight D. Eisenhower while attempting to move it into the secretary's Pentagon office without specialist assistance, according to reporting that has prompted conflicting accounts about the artifact's identity. 
Staff working for Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth damaged a historic globe linked to Dwight D. Eisenhower while attempting to move it into the secretary's Pentagon office without specialist assistance, according to reporting that has prompted conflicting accounts about the artifact's identity. -
Trump Ordered to Testify Under Oath in $10 Billion BBC Lawsuit After Canceling Deposition
President Donald Trump must answer questions under oath by December 11 in his $10 billion lawsuit against the BBC, a federal magistrate judge ruled Thursday after the broadcaster accused him of delaying a deposition he canceled earlier this month. 
President Donald Trump must answer questions under oath by December 11 in his $10 billion lawsuit against the BBC, a federal magistrate judge ruled Thursday after the broadcaster accused him of delaying a deposition he canceled earlier this month. -
Trump Rages at BBC in Court After Broadcaster Challenges His ‘National Importance’ Excuse for Missing Deposition
President Donald Trump's lawyers are asking a federal judge to sanction the BBC after the broadcaster challenged his explanation for canceling a deposition in his $10 billion lawsuit, citing a campaign rally and fundraiser he attended that day. 
President Donald Trump's lawyers are asking a federal judge to sanction the BBC after the broadcaster challenged his explanation for canceling a deposition in his $10 billion lawsuit, citing a campaign rally and fundraiser he attended that day. -
Musk Ordered Ukraine Satellite Restrictions After White House Talks, Reports Say
Elon Musk decided to restrict Ukraine's access to SpaceX's Starshield satellite service after conversations with Trump administration officials, according to reporting that challenges his earlier assertion that Washington determines limits on the system. 
Elon Musk decided to restrict Ukraine's access to SpaceX's Starshield satellite service after conversations with Trump administration officials, according to reporting that challenges his earlier assertion that Washington determines limits on the system. -
ICE Detention Bill Would Award Wrongfully Held U.S. Citizens $500,000, Plus $100,000 for Each Extra Day
U.S. citizens wrongfully arrested or detained during immigration enforcement could receive $500,000 in damages, plus $100,000 for each additional day held, under legislation introduced by Rep. Teresa Leger Fernández that would also remove key immunity defenses for officers facing those claims. 
U.S. citizens wrongfully arrested or detained during immigration enforcement could receive $500,000 in damages, plus $100,000 for each additional day held, under legislation introduced by Rep. Teresa Leger Fernández that would also remove key immunity defenses for officers facing those claims. -
Iran Taunts Trump’s ‘Finish the Job’ Threat: ‘We Have Unfinished Jobs Too’
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi challenged President Donald Trump to renew military action against Tehran after the U.S. leader threatened to "finish the job" and endorsed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of Israel's October 27 election. 
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi challenged President Donald Trump to renew military action against Tehran after the U.S. leader threatened to "finish the job" and endorsed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of Israel's October 27 election. -
Trump Says Zelenskyy Is Harder to Deal With Than Putin, Calls Refinery Strikes ‘a Disgrace’
President Donald Trump said Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy was harder to deal with than Vladimir Putin, escalating a dispute over Russian energy supplies as Kyiv resumes refinery attacks and faces a reported shortage of missiles needed to defend against Moscow's strikes. 
President Donald Trump said Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy was harder to deal with than Vladimir Putin, escalating a dispute over Russian energy supplies as Kyiv resumes refinery attacks and faces a reported shortage of missiles needed to defend against Moscow's strikes. -
Kristi Noem Loses Trump Envoy Title, Takes Third Administration Role This Year
Kristi Noem has moved into her third Trump administration role this year, becoming a senior adviser at the State Department after her designation as special envoy for the Shield of the Americas expired in September. 
Kristi Noem has moved into her third Trump administration role this year, becoming a senior adviser at the State Department after her designation as special envoy for the Shield of the Americas expired in September. -
Katie Zacharia Faces Exit Bets After Rocky White House Debut as Trump Defends Her
White House press secretary Katie Zacharia faced criticism and speculation about her future after a roughly 14-minute debut Tuesday in which she relied heavily on prepared remarks and took questions from just three outlets. President Donald Trump nevertheless praised her performance, offering public support as prediction-market traders began wagering on her departure. 
White House press secretary Katie Zacharia faced criticism and speculation about her future after a roughly 14-minute debut Tuesday in which she relied heavily on prepared remarks and took questions from just three outlets. President Donald Trump nevertheless praised her performance, offering public support as prediction-market traders began wagering on her departure. -
Trump Rejects Claims Russia and China Are Helping Iran, Saying They Have ‘Too Much to Lose’
President Donald Trump said Monday that he did not believe Russia or China was helping Iran in its war with the United States, dismissing allegations of foreign support despite earlier statements by his defense secretary and U.S. sanctions targeting Iranian procurement networks. 
President Donald Trump said Monday that he did not believe Russia or China was helping Iran in its war with the United States, dismissing allegations of foreign support despite earlier statements by his defense secretary and U.S. sanctions targeting Iranian procurement networks.
