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Whoopi Goldberg Tears Up Legal Note on ‘The View’ After Trump Autopen Joke Sparks On-Air Clash
Tension flared on The View Monday when co-host Whoopi Goldberg tore up a legal note from the show's producers urging her to correct a remark about President Donald Trump's use of an autopen, after she insisted the comment was meant as a joke. 
Tension flared on The View Monday when co-host Whoopi Goldberg tore up a legal note from the show's producers urging her to correct a remark about President Donald Trump's use of an autopen, after she insisted the comment was meant as a joke. -
Trump Says He ‘Doesn’t Know’ Binance Founder CZ Despite Issuing Presidential Pardon
President Donald Trump said he had "no idea who" Changpeng Zhao-the billionaire founder of cryptocurrency exchange Binance-was, despite granting him a presidential pardon last month. The remarks came during a 60 Minutes interview that aired Sunday, reigniting scrutiny over the administration's ties to the crypto industry and allegations of political favoritism. 
President Donald Trump said he had "no idea who" Changpeng Zhao-the billionaire founder of cryptocurrency exchange Binance-was, despite granting him a presidential pardon last month. The remarks came during a 60 Minutes interview that aired Sunday, reigniting scrutiny over the administration's ties to the crypto industry and allegations of political favoritism. -
Trump and Xi Strike Landmark Pact to Resume Chip and Soybean Exports, Calming Global Markets
The United States and China have struck a sweeping new trade agreement aimed at defusing months of escalating economic tension, marking the most significant thaw in relations between Washington and Beijing since President Donald Trump took office. The accord, finalized after a bilateral meeting between Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping in Busan, South Korea, restores chip exports, boosts American agricultural trade, and temporarily lifts restrictions on rare earth minerals critical to Western manufacturing. 
The United States and China have struck a sweeping new trade agreement aimed at defusing months of escalating economic tension, marking the most significant thaw in relations between Washington and Beijing since President Donald Trump took office. The accord, finalized after a bilateral meeting between Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping in Busan, South Korea, restores chip exports, boosts American agricultural trade, and temporarily lifts restrictions on rare earth minerals critical to Western manufacturing. -
42 Million at Risk as SNAP Rulings Collide With Shutdown Delays, Trump Promises to 'Fund as Soon as Possible'
President Trump said Friday that his administration is asking the courts for guidance on how to "legally fund SNAP as soon as possible," hours after two federal judges ordered the White House to resume payments for the nation's largest food assistance program despite the ongoing government shutdown. 
President Trump said Friday that his administration is asking the courts for guidance on how to "legally fund SNAP as soon as possible," hours after two federal judges ordered the White House to resume payments for the nation's largest food assistance program despite the ongoing government shutdown. -
Maryland Senator Dalya Attar Indicted in FBI Sex-Video Blackmail Case Involving Police Officer and Brother
Maryland State Senator Dalya Attar, a rising Democratic lawmaker and the first Orthodox Jewish woman elected to the state legislature, has been charged in an FBI investigation alleging that she conspired with her brother and a Baltimore police officer to blackmail a former political consultant using a secretly recorded sex video. 
Maryland State Senator Dalya Attar, a rising Democratic lawmaker and the first Orthodox Jewish woman elected to the state legislature, has been charged in an FBI investigation alleging that she conspired with her brother and a Baltimore police officer to blackmail a former political consultant using a secretly recorded sex video. -
Federal Judge Questions Trump Administration’s Move to Halt SNAP Benefits for 42 Million Americans
A federal judge in Boston signaled Thursday that the Trump administration may lack the legal authority to suspend Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits for 42 million Americans, as the government shutdown enters its fifth week and threatens to disrupt food aid nationwide. A federal judge in Boston signaled Thursday that the Trump administration may lack the legal authority to suspend Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits for 42 million Americans, as the government shutdown enters its fifth week and threatens to disrupt food aid nationwide. -
IRS Warns of Stimulus Hoaxes as Online Rumors of $1,400 November Checks Spread
Americans hoping for a new round of federal stimulus payments this November are being warned not to fall for online rumors. Despite widespread claims circulating on social media about an alleged $1,400 "IRS direct deposit" arriving before Thanksgiving, federal officials confirm no new national relief program is under way. 
Americans hoping for a new round of federal stimulus payments this November are being warned not to fall for online rumors. Despite widespread claims circulating on social media about an alleged $1,400 "IRS direct deposit" arriving before Thanksgiving, federal officials confirm no new national relief program is under way. -
U.S. Strikes Four Suspected Drug Boats in Eastern Pacific, Kills 14; Campaign Death Toll Tops 50
U.S. defense officials said Monday that American forces struck four vessels in the eastern Pacific Ocean, killing 14 men and leaving one survivor, as part of a broader campaign the administration says is aimed at narcotics networks it has labeled terrorist organizations. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth announced the strikes and described the targets as traffickers operating along established narco-routes. 
U.S. defense officials said Monday that American forces struck four vessels in the eastern Pacific Ocean, killing 14 men and leaving one survivor, as part of a broader campaign the administration says is aimed at narcotics networks it has labeled terrorist organizations. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth announced the strikes and described the targets as traffickers operating along established narco-routes. -
Trump Boasts of ‘Perfect’ Dementia Test Score, Taunts AOC and Jasmine Crockett
President Donald Trump on Monday once again touted what he called a "perfect" score on a dementia screening exam, using the occasion to mock Democratic Representatives Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Jasmine Crockett and challenge them to take the same test. 
President Donald Trump on Monday once again touted what he called a "perfect" score on a dementia screening exam, using the occasion to mock Democratic Representatives Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Jasmine Crockett and challenge them to take the same test. -
Trump Ally Timothy Mellon Revealed as $130 Million Pentagon Donor
A $130 million donation to the Pentagon to help pay U.S. troops during the ongoing government shutdown has been traced to Timothy Mellon, an heir to one of America's wealthiest banking dynasties and a longtime supporter of President Donald Trump, The New York Times reported. The gift, announced by the president last week as an anonymous act of "patriotism," has raised serious questions about legality and precedent in federal spending. 
A $130 million donation to the Pentagon to help pay U.S. troops during the ongoing government shutdown has been traced to Timothy Mellon, an heir to one of America's wealthiest banking dynasties and a longtime supporter of President Donald Trump, The New York Times reported. The gift, announced by the president last week as an anonymous act of "patriotism," has raised serious questions about legality and precedent in federal spending.
