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Trump Branded 'Liar-in-Chief' After Denying Knowledge of Family's $500 Million Crypto Venture During Oval Office Interview
President Donald Trump defended his administration's embrace of cryptocurrency while denying prior knowledge of a crypto venture that generated more than $500 million for his family, an exchange that has intensified debate over potential conflicts of interest following the release of his latest financial disclosure. 
President Donald Trump defended his administration's embrace of cryptocurrency while denying prior knowledge of a crypto venture that generated more than $500 million for his family, an exchange that has intensified debate over potential conflicts of interest following the release of his latest financial disclosure. -
FDA's Quiet Talc Rule Reversal Exposes Growing MAGA-MAHA Divide as Asbestos Testing Requirement Is Withdrawn
A decision by the Trump administration to withdraw a proposed Food and Drug Administration rule requiring asbestos testing for talc-based cosmetic products has opened a new front in the debate over public health policy, corporate influence and the future of Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s "Make America Healthy Again" agenda. 
A decision by the Trump administration to withdraw a proposed Food and Drug Administration rule requiring asbestos testing for talc-based cosmetic products has opened a new front in the debate over public health policy, corporate influence and the future of Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s "Make America Healthy Again" agenda. -
JD Vance's Biden Stair Joke Falls Flat as Silent Crowd of U.S. Service Members Sparks Viral Backlash
Vice President JD Vance's appearance at a celebration marking the 250th anniversary of the U.S. military drew widespread online attention after a joke aimed at former President Joe Biden failed to generate a visible reaction from an audience of service members, shifting focus away from the administration's message on national service and onto Vance's public speaking style. 
Vice President JD Vance's appearance at a celebration marking the 250th anniversary of the U.S. military drew widespread online attention after a joke aimed at former President Joe Biden failed to generate a visible reaction from an audience of service members, shifting focus away from the administration's message on national service and onto Vance's public speaking style. -
CNN Clash Over Birthright Citizenship Escalates After MAGA Commentator Claims 'Chinese CCP Babies' Exploit U.S. Law
The debate over birthright citizenship intensified this week after a contentious exchange on CNN highlighted the deep political divide over immigration policy, with a conservative commentator claiming that foreign adversaries-particularly China-are exploiting the United States' long-standing constitutional guarantee of citizenship for nearly all children born on American soil. 
The debate over birthright citizenship intensified this week after a contentious exchange on CNN highlighted the deep political divide over immigration policy, with a conservative commentator claiming that foreign adversaries-particularly China-are exploiting the United States' long-standing constitutional guarantee of citizenship for nearly all children born on American soil. -
Trump's 'Obuma' Post Backfires as Great American State Fair Crowd Claims Face Online Scrutiny
President Donald Trump is facing renewed online criticism after defending the Great American State Fair in Washington, D.C., with a Truth Social post declaring the event a success, only to see critics challenge both his description of attendance and his misspelling of former President Barack Obama's name. The dispute has quickly become another flashpoint in the political battle over perception, branding and social media messaging surrounding the administration's America 250 celebrations. President Donald Trump is facing renewed online criticism after defending the Great American State Fair in Washington, D.C., with a Truth Social post declaring the event a success, only to see critics challenge both his description of attendance and his misspelling of former President Barack Obama's name. The dispute has quickly become another flashpoint in the political battle over perception, branding and social media messaging surrounding the administration's America 250 celebrations. -
Social Security Warns Retirement Fund Could Run Dry by 2032, Putting 63 Million Americans at Risk of 22% Benefit Cut
Millions of Americans who rely on Social Security for retirement income could face automatic benefit reductions within six years unless Congress intervenes, according to the 2026 Social Security Trustees Report, which projects that the program's primary retirement trust fund will be depleted by the fourth quarter of 2032. 
Millions of Americans who rely on Social Security for retirement income could face automatic benefit reductions within six years unless Congress intervenes, according to the 2026 Social Security Trustees Report, which projects that the program's primary retirement trust fund will be depleted by the fourth quarter of 2032. -
Former Republican Operative Claims Trump Is 'Too Mentally Feeble' as Natalie Harp's White House Role Draws Scrutiny
President Donald Trump is facing renewed scrutiny over his fitness for office after a former Republican strategist alleged that the 78-year-old president has become increasingly dependent on a close White House aide who helps manage the information reaching him and plays a key role in publishing his Truth Social posts. The allegations, made by longtime Republican operative turned Trump critic Cheri Jacobus, have reignited debate over decision-making inside the West Wing, though many of her claims remain unverified. 
President Donald Trump is facing renewed scrutiny over his fitness for office after a former Republican strategist alleged that the 78-year-old president has become increasingly dependent on a close White House aide who helps manage the information reaching him and plays a key role in publishing his Truth Social posts. The allegations, made by longtime Republican operative turned Trump critic Cheri Jacobus, have reignited debate over decision-making inside the West Wing, though many of her claims remain unverified. -
Trump May Not Need SCOTUS to Restrict Birthright Citizenship as Congress Targets 'Anchor Babies'
President Donald Trump's effort to restrict birthright citizenship has evolved beyond the courtroom into a broader legislative campaign, with congressional Republicans advancing multiple bills designed to limit automatic U.S. citizenship for children born to certain noncitizens regardless of how the U.S. Supreme Court rules on the administration's executive order. 
President Donald Trump's effort to restrict birthright citizenship has evolved beyond the courtroom into a broader legislative campaign, with congressional Republicans advancing multiple bills designed to limit automatic U.S. citizenship for children born to certain noncitizens regardless of how the U.S. Supreme Court rules on the administration's executive order. -
Budget Records Contradict Trump as Taxpayers Funded $689,232 Oval Office Granite Walkway
President Donald Trump's claim that he personally paid for a newly installed granite walkway outside the Oval Office is being challenged by internal federal budget documents that indicate U.S. taxpayers financed the project through the National Park Service. President Donald Trump's claim that he personally paid for a newly installed granite walkway outside the Oval Office is being challenged by internal federal budget documents that indicate U.S. taxpayers financed the project through the National Park Service. -
Donald Trump Mocked With Jeffrey Epstein Joke as Judge Forces Kennedy Center to Remove His Name
President Donald Trump became the target of sharp political satire during the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor ceremony honoring Bill Maher on Sunday night, as comedian Whitney Cummings delivered a joke referencing Jeffrey Epstein just weeks after a federal judge ordered Trump's name removed from the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. 
President Donald Trump became the target of sharp political satire during the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor ceremony honoring Bill Maher on Sunday night, as comedian Whitney Cummings delivered a joke referencing Jeffrey Epstein just weeks after a federal judge ordered Trump's name removed from the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.
