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  • Senate Democrats Say Bondi, Patel Redirected 9,000 FBI Workers to Trump Immigration Crackdown
    Trump DOJ Scrambles to Quash Talk of ‘Daylight’ With FBI on Epstein Suicide Memo
    Senate Judiciary Democrats said Pam Bondi and Kash Patel redirected more than 9,000 FBI personnel to immigration enforcement under Donald Trump, a shift they argue is transforming the Federal Bureau of Investigation into a central instrument of the administration's deportation agenda.
  • U.S. Gas Prices Surge 44% to $4.30 as Trump Predicts Post-War Drop ‘Like a Rock’
    Trump Says He May Declassify ‘Alien’ Files After Accusing Obama of Sharing Classified Information
    Donald Trump said U.S. energy prices will fall sharply once the conflict involving Iran ends, even as gasoline costs across the United States climb to their highest level in four years, reshaping household budgets and fueling broader economic concerns.
  • Marjorie Taylor Greene Claims Trump Sent ‘No Compassion’ Text Amid Death Threats to Son, Deepening GOP Rift
    Marjorie Taylor Greene Slammed for Xenophobic Outburst at British Reporter Over Yemen Strike Leak
    Marjorie Taylor Greene has publicly accused Donald Trump of responding with what she described as "no compassion" after she warned him about death threats against her family, alleging the president told her that if her son were killed, "it would be your fault," escalating an already fraught political rupture tied to disputes over Jeffrey Epstein-related disclosures.
  • Obama Says Anti-Trump Role Strains Marriage, Admits ‘Genuine Tension’ With Michelle
    Trump and Obama appear to share a confidential moment amid Carter funeral proceedings.
    Barack Obama said his continued political engagement-particularly his opposition to Donald Trump-has placed strain on his marriage to Michelle Obama, offering a rare public acknowledgment of the personal toll tied to his post-presidential role.
  • Trump's Border Wall Project Destroys 1,000-Year-Old Native American Site as DHS Waivers Bypass Federal Protections
    Trump–King Charles Handshake Video Goes Viral, Sparks Protocol Debate During First U.S. State Visit in 20 Years
    Construction tied to Donald Trump's accelerated border wall expansion has destroyed part of a 1,000-year-old Native American geoglyph in Arizona, drawing sharp criticism from tribal leaders, archaeologists, and lawmakers who say federal waivers allowed culturally significant land to be cleared without standard protections.
  • Trump, 79, Rejects ‘Senior’ Label at Florida Rally as Iran War Powers Dispute Intensifies
    Trump Health Questions Intensify After Neck Mark, Slurred Line at Medal of Honor Ceremony
    Donald Trump told supporters at The Villages in Florida that he is "much younger" than the audience, rejecting the label of senior citizen during a campaign-style appearance that also highlighted Social Security policy and coincided with mounting scrutiny over his administration's handling of the Iran conflict.
  • JD Vance’s ‘Demon UFO’ Remarks Ignite Backlash as Steven Greer Warns of ‘Catastrophic’ Global Panic
    U.S. Vice President Vance Cancels Israel Visit as Gaza Offensive Expands: Report
    Vice President JD Vance is facing mounting criticism after suggesting some unidentified aerial phenomena may be "demonic," drawing a sharp rebuke from disclosure advocate Steven Greer, who warned the framing could provoke widespread public panic as the U.S. government moves toward greater transparency on UFO-related material.
  • Trump Retirement Plan Targets 56 Million Workers With $1,000 Annual Match Under New IRA Initiative
    Only 1 Approval After $1.35 Billion in ‘Sales’: Trump Gold Visa Program Faces Scrutiny
    Donald Trump signed an executive order this week directing the creation of a new retirement savings pathway aimed at millions of Americans without employer-sponsored plans, tying expanded access to individual retirement accounts with a federal matching contribution of up to $1,000 annually.
  • Hegseth Defends Firing 12 Senior Generals as House Hearing Exposes Pentagon Leadership Shake-Up
    Army Survivors Dispute Hegseth’s Account of Iran Strike, Call Attack ‘Preventable’ After 6 Killed
    Pete Hegseth faced sharp bipartisan scrutiny during a House Armed Services Committee hearing as he defended a sweeping overhaul of senior military leadership, arguing that dismissed generals had contributed to what he described as a decline in effectiveness within the U.S. Department of Defense.
  • Trump DOJ Under Scrutiny as Court Weighs Rare Bid to Expose Grand Jury Proceedings
    Judge Cannon’s controversial DOJ demand sparks accusations of bias and disregard for legal precedent.
    A high-stakes legal battle has erupted between the Southern Poverty Law Center and the U.S. Department of Justice, with the advocacy group asking a federal court to unseal secret grand jury transcripts in a criminal case it says was built on "misleading" claims and prosecutorial overreach.
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