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Trump Administration Weighs Visa Revocations for Up to 200,000 Asylum Seekers in Historic Crackdown
The Trump administration is preparing to revoke business and tourist visas held by as many as 200,000 people who applied for asylum after entering the U.S. as temporary visitors, a sweeping immigration action that could become the largest mass visa revocation in American history, according to the Associated Press. 
The Trump administration is preparing to revoke business and tourist visas held by as many as 200,000 people who applied for asylum after entering the U.S. as temporary visitors, a sweeping immigration action that could become the largest mass visa revocation in American history, according to the Associated Press. -
Trump’s Discolored Right Hand and Slow Walk at White House Event Fuel New Health Speculation
President Donald Trump's appearance at a White House back-to-school event Tuesday triggered a new round of online scrutiny after video showed the 80-year-old president walking slowly and displaying noticeably different coloration on his right hand, prompting critics to speculate about his health despite the absence of any new medical assessment. 
President Donald Trump's appearance at a White House back-to-school event Tuesday triggered a new round of online scrutiny after video showed the 80-year-old president walking slowly and displaying noticeably different coloration on his right hand, prompting critics to speculate about his health despite the absence of any new medical assessment. -
Natalie Harp Posted More Than 150 Times on Jan. 6, Urging Republicans to ‘Fight for Trump’
Natalie Harp, a longtime aide to President Donald Trump, posted more than 150 times on X on Jan. 6, 2021, amplifying Trump's effort to overturn the 2020 election result and repeatedly urging Republicans to "fight for Trump" as Congress convened to certify Joe Biden's victory, according to a media review of posts from her since-suspended account. 
Natalie Harp, a longtime aide to President Donald Trump, posted more than 150 times on X on Jan. 6, 2021, amplifying Trump's effort to overturn the 2020 election result and repeatedly urging Republicans to "fight for Trump" as Congress convened to certify Joe Biden's victory, according to a media review of posts from her since-suspended account. -
Psychologist Flags Trump’s ‘Involuntary Spasms,’ but Video Alone Can’t Establish Neurological Disease
President Donald Trump's physical health is facing renewed scrutiny after licensed clinical and forensic psychologist John Paul Garrison highlighted repeated movements in Trump's right arm during two recent White House appearances, describing them as "distinctly involuntary spasms" and raising the possibility of neurological causes. The observations, however, were based on video footage rather than a clinical examination and don't establish that Trump has suffered brain damage or has a neurodegenerative disorder. 
President Donald Trump's physical health is facing renewed scrutiny after licensed clinical and forensic psychologist John Paul Garrison highlighted repeated movements in Trump's right arm during two recent White House appearances, describing them as "distinctly involuntary spasms" and raising the possibility of neurological causes. The observations, however, were based on video footage rather than a clinical examination and don't establish that Trump has suffered brain damage or has a neurodegenerative disorder. -
Trump Threatens ‘Economic D-Day’ Against Iran, Warns Countries Against Providing Tehran a Lifeline
President Donald Trump said the United States will launch an "ECONOMIC D-DAY" against Iran, threatening penalties against foreign countries, banks and businesses that provide Tehran with a financial or commercial lifeline as Washington shifts its immediate focus from direct military escalation to economic pressure. President Donald Trump said the United States will launch an "ECONOMIC D-DAY" against Iran, threatening penalties against foreign countries, banks and businesses that provide Tehran with a financial or commercial lifeline as Washington shifts its immediate focus from direct military escalation to economic pressure. -
Trump Photographed With Oval Office Cue Card, Reviving Debate Over Attacks on Biden’s Mental Fitness
President Donald Trump was photographed holding a staff-prepared briefing card during an Oval Office event Monday, prompting critics to revive comparisons with former President Joe Biden, whose use of similar materials was repeatedly cited by conservative commentators as evidence of declining mental fitness. 
President Donald Trump was photographed holding a staff-prepared briefing card during an Oval Office event Monday, prompting critics to revive comparisons with former President Joe Biden, whose use of similar materials was repeatedly cited by conservative commentators as evidence of declining mental fitness. -
Mitch McConnell’s Two-Month Public Absence Fuels Online ‘Death’ Rumors Despite Ally’s Phone Call
Sen. Mitch McConnell's prolonged absence from public view after a June fall is fueling increasingly extreme speculation online about his health, even as longtime ally Scott Jennings says he spoke directly with the 84-year-old Kentucky Republican and found him engaged in politics while recovering at home. 
Sen. Mitch McConnell's prolonged absence from public view after a June fall is fueling increasingly extreme speculation online about his health, even as longtime ally Scott Jennings says he spoke directly with the 84-year-old Kentucky Republican and found him engaged in politics while recovering at home. -
Trump’s South Korea Drill Cuts Trigger Bipartisan Alarm as Former Diplomats Warn of Alliance Risks
President Donald Trump's order to substantially reduce U.S.-South Korea military exercises has triggered criticism from former American diplomats and at least one Republican senator, intensifying questions about Washington's commitment to a seven-decade security alliance as North Korea expands its military cooperation with Russia. President Donald Trump's order to substantially reduce U.S.-South Korea military exercises has triggered criticism from former American diplomats and at least one Republican senator, intensifying questions about Washington's commitment to a seven-decade security alliance as North Korea expands its military cooperation with Russia. -
Karoline Leavitt Steps Down From White House; PR Expert Calls President a ‘Very Demanding Boss’
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt will step down at the end of August, President Donald Trump announced Wednesday, forcing the administration to find a new public face ahead of the midterm elections after the youngest press secretary in U.S. history said she could no longer balance the demands of the job with raising two young children. 
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt will step down at the end of August, President Donald Trump announced Wednesday, forcing the administration to find a new public face ahead of the midterm elections after the youngest press secretary in U.S. history said she could no longer balance the demands of the job with raising two young children. -
Trump Orders Major Cut to U.S.-South Korea Military Drills, Citing Relationship With Kim Jong Un
President Donald Trump ordered the Pentagon to substantially scale back a major U.S.-South Korea military exercise just hours before it was scheduled to begin, arguing that the drills were costly and unnecessarily hostile toward North Korea as he signaled renewed interest in diplomacy with Kim Jong Un. 
President Donald Trump ordered the Pentagon to substantially scale back a major U.S.-South Korea military exercise just hours before it was scheduled to begin, arguing that the drills were costly and unnecessarily hostile toward North Korea as he signaled renewed interest in diplomacy with Kim Jong Un.
