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California Bill Targets Masked ICE Raids, Would Ban Law Enforcement Face Coverings
California lawmakers have introduced legislation that would ban local, state, and federal law enforcement officers from covering their faces while conducting official duties, a move aimed at increasing transparency amid growing public concern over masked federal agents in immigration raids. The proposal, Senate Bill 627, is backed by Democratic state Senators Scott Wiener of San Francisco and Jesse Arreguín of Oakland. 
California lawmakers have introduced legislation that would ban local, state, and federal law enforcement officers from covering their faces while conducting official duties, a move aimed at increasing transparency amid growing public concern over masked federal agents in immigration raids. The proposal, Senate Bill 627, is backed by Democratic state Senators Scott Wiener of San Francisco and Jesse Arreguín of Oakland. -
Trump’s $499 ‘Made-in-America’ Smartphone Likely Assembled in China, Analysts Say
The Trump Organization's new $499 flagship smartphone, branded as an American-made alternative to Apple's iPhone, is likely manufactured in China despite marketing claims that it is "designed and built in the United States," according to industry analysts and product teardowns. 
The Trump Organization's new $499 flagship smartphone, branded as an American-made alternative to Apple's iPhone, is likely manufactured in China despite marketing claims that it is "designed and built in the United States," according to industry analysts and product teardowns. -
Trump Organization Launches $499 Smartphone and $47.45 Mobile Plan, Citing 'America First' Vision
The Trump Organization on Monday announced the launch of a new mobile phone service and branded smartphone under the name Trump Mobile, expanding the Trump business empire into the crowded U.S. telecommunications market. The venture includes a $499 Android-based "T1" smartphone and a $47.45-per-month mobile plan - a pricing nod to President Donald Trump's position as the 45th and current 47th president of the United States. 
The Trump Organization on Monday announced the launch of a new mobile phone service and branded smartphone under the name Trump Mobile, expanding the Trump business empire into the crowded U.S. telecommunications market. The venture includes a $499 Android-based "T1" smartphone and a $47.45-per-month mobile plan - a pricing nod to President Donald Trump's position as the 45th and current 47th president of the United States. -
Trump’s June 14 Military Parade to Bring 7 Million Pounds of Hardware, 7,000 Troops, and $45 Million Price Tag to D.C. Streets
More than 7 million pounds of military equipment and nearly 7,000 soldiers are expected to move through the streets of Washington, D.C. on June 14, as the U.S. Army prepares for its largest military parade in decades-an event initiated by President Donald Trump as part of the Army's 250th anniversary celebration. The parade, which features dozens of tanks, artillery units, and combat vehicles, is projected to cost up to $45 million, according to Army and administration officials. 
More than 7 million pounds of military equipment and nearly 7,000 soldiers are expected to move through the streets of Washington, D.C. on June 14, as the U.S. Army prepares for its largest military parade in decades-an event initiated by President Donald Trump as part of the Army's 250th anniversary celebration. The parade, which features dozens of tanks, artillery units, and combat vehicles, is projected to cost up to $45 million, according to Army and administration officials. -
Trump Hints at Reconciliation After Musk Apologizes for Harsh Social Media Posts
President Donald Trump offered a tempered response to Elon Musk's early-morning apology after the Tesla and SpaceX CEO said he "regrets" recent social media posts attacking the president. The exchange marks a possible de-escalation in a public feud that has rattled markets and spotlighted a rift between two of the country's most influential figures. 
President Donald Trump offered a tempered response to Elon Musk's early-morning apology after the Tesla and SpaceX CEO said he "regrets" recent social media posts attacking the president. The exchange marks a possible de-escalation in a public feud that has rattled markets and spotlighted a rift between two of the country's most influential figures. -
Trump Vows China Tariffs Will Stay as U.S. Secures Rare Earth Deal, Markets Remain Cautious
President Donald Trump said Wednesday that tariffs on Chinese goods would remain high, even after the U.S. and China concluded two days of negotiations aimed at restoring a fragile trade truce. The president, writing on Truth Social, stated, "We are getting a total of 55% of tariffs, China is getting 10%," though he did not elaborate on how the figures were calculated. 
President Donald Trump said Wednesday that tariffs on Chinese goods would remain high, even after the U.S. and China concluded two days of negotiations aimed at restoring a fragile trade truce. The president, writing on Truth Social, stated, "We are getting a total of 55% of tariffs, China is getting 10%," though he did not elaborate on how the figures were calculated. -
Nationwide ICE Protests Erupt as Trump Deploys Marines and Guard to LA, Over 500 Arrested
A wave of protests over aggressive federal immigration enforcement escalated into a national confrontation Tuesday, as the Trump administration deployed hundreds of Marines and National Guard troops to downtown Los Angeles, prompting more than 500 arrests and a federal lawsuit from California officials. 
A wave of protests over aggressive federal immigration enforcement escalated into a national confrontation Tuesday, as the Trump administration deployed hundreds of Marines and National Guard troops to downtown Los Angeles, prompting more than 500 arrests and a federal lawsuit from California officials. -
Joe Biden ‘Muzzled’ by Furious Barack Obama After Lashing Out Over 2024 Exit
Tensions between Joe Biden and Barack Obama have erupted into public view as the former president, now 82 and recently diagnosed with aggressive prostate cancer, launched a round of media appearances criticizing party leaders he claims forced him to abandon his 2024 re-election bid. Biden's candid remarks have drawn sharp internal backlash, including reported frustration from Obama himself, as Democrats attempt to regroup following Donald Trump's general election victory over Vice President Kamala Harris. 
Tensions between Joe Biden and Barack Obama have erupted into public view as the former president, now 82 and recently diagnosed with aggressive prostate cancer, launched a round of media appearances criticizing party leaders he claims forced him to abandon his 2024 re-election bid. Biden's candid remarks have drawn sharp internal backlash, including reported frustration from Obama himself, as Democrats attempt to regroup following Donald Trump's general election victory over Vice President Kamala Harris. -
Newsom Dares Trump’s Border Czar to Arrest Him, Threatens Lawsuit Over National Guard Deployment
California Governor Gavin Newsom on Sunday issued a blunt challenge to the Trump administration, daring its top immigration enforcement adviser to arrest him as federal agents and National Guard troops clashed with anti-ICE demonstrators in Los Angeles for a third consecutive day. 
California Governor Gavin Newsom on Sunday issued a blunt challenge to the Trump administration, daring its top immigration enforcement adviser to arrest him as federal agents and National Guard troops clashed with anti-ICE demonstrators in Los Angeles for a third consecutive day. -
Trump Border Czar Warns Newsom and Bass of Possible Arrests as ICE Protests Roil Los Angeles
President Donald Trump's border czar Tom Homan issued a stark warning Saturday that elected officials, including California Governor Gavin Newsom and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass, could face federal charges if they interfere with ongoing immigration enforcement operations in Los Angeles. The remarks come as protests escalated for a second consecutive day following Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids across the city. 
President Donald Trump's border czar Tom Homan issued a stark warning Saturday that elected officials, including California Governor Gavin Newsom and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass, could face federal charges if they interfere with ongoing immigration enforcement operations in Los Angeles. The remarks come as protests escalated for a second consecutive day following Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids across the city.
