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U.S. Senate Rejects Iran War Powers Resolution, Preserving Trump’s Authority for Ongoing Military Operations
The U.S. Senate rejected a resolution aimed at limiting President Donald Trump's authority to conduct military operations against Iran, leaving the White House with broad discretion to continue or expand military action without additional congressional authorization. The closely watched vote underscores sharp divisions in Washington over the constitutional balance between Congress and the presidency in matters of war. 
The U.S. Senate rejected a resolution aimed at limiting President Donald Trump's authority to conduct military operations against Iran, leaving the White House with broad discretion to continue or expand military action without additional congressional authorization. The closely watched vote underscores sharp divisions in Washington over the constitutional balance between Congress and the presidency in matters of war. -
Trump Ally-Turned-Critic Marjorie Taylor Greene Says President Is ‘Toward the End’ of Life
Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has publicly questioned President Donald Trump's mental outlook and longevity, saying the 79-year-old leader is "toward the end" of his life and raising concerns about his state of mind after Trump repeatedly suggested in recent remarks that he may not enter heaven. 
Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has publicly questioned President Donald Trump's mental outlook and longevity, saying the 79-year-old leader is "toward the end" of his life and raising concerns about his state of mind after Trump repeatedly suggested in recent remarks that he may not enter heaven. -
Stranded Americans in Middle East Criticize Reump Admin Response After Iran Strikes Disrupt Travel
American citizens stranded across the Middle East following U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran say they have struggled to secure evacuation assistance, with some reporting that official guidance from U.S. embassies and emergency hotlines advised them not to rely on government-organized departures. 
American citizens stranded across the Middle East following U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran say they have struggled to secure evacuation assistance, with some reporting that official guidance from U.S. embassies and emergency hotlines advised them not to rely on government-organized departures. -
Bill Clinton Criticizes GOP Over Hillary Subpoena in Epstein Probe, Recalls Trump Remark
Former President Bill Clinton used his sworn testimony before the House Oversight Committee to defend his wife, Hillary Clinton, criticize Republicans for subpoenaing her, and recount a previously unpublicized conversation with President Donald Trump about Jeffrey Epstein. 
Former President Bill Clinton used his sworn testimony before the House Oversight Committee to defend his wife, Hillary Clinton, criticize Republicans for subpoenaing her, and recount a previously unpublicized conversation with President Donald Trump about Jeffrey Epstein. -
Trump Faces Backlash After Ballroom Remarks During Medal of Honor Ceremony Amid 6 U.S. Troop Deaths
President Donald Trump is facing bipartisan criticism after shifting from honoring U.S. service members killed in the Iran conflict to praising his planned White House ballroom during a Medal of Honor ceremony, even as the Pentagon confirmed six American troops had died in Operation "Epic Fury." President Donald Trump is facing bipartisan criticism after shifting from honoring U.S. service members killed in the Iran conflict to praising his planned White House ballroom during a Medal of Honor ceremony, even as the Pentagon confirmed six American troops had died in Operation "Epic Fury." -
FBI Director Kash Patel Faces Scrutiny Over 24/7 SWAT Detail for Girlfriend Alexis Wilkins
FBI Director Kash Patel is facing mounting scrutiny inside the bureau and on Capitol Hill after assigning a full-time Special Weapons and Tactics unit to protect his girlfriend, country music singer Alexis Wilkins, an arrangement former officials describe as a sharp departure from longstanding agency practice. 
FBI Director Kash Patel is facing mounting scrutiny inside the bureau and on Capitol Hill after assigning a full-time Special Weapons and Tactics unit to protect his girlfriend, country music singer Alexis Wilkins, an arrangement former officials describe as a sharp departure from longstanding agency practice. -
U.S. and Israel Launch Coordinated Strikes on Iran
The United States and Israel launched coordinated strikes on Iranian missile systems and nuclear-related facilities early Tuesday, with President Donald Trump declaring that "major combat operations" were under way and urging Iranians to "take over your government." 
The United States and Israel launched coordinated strikes on Iranian missile systems and nuclear-related facilities early Tuesday, with President Donald Trump declaring that "major combat operations" were under way and urging Iranians to "take over your government." -
Hillary Clinton Says GOP Asked About ‘UFOs’ and ‘Pizzagate’ in 7-Hour Epstein Deposition
Hillary Clinton said Republican lawmakers questioned her about "UFOs" and the debunked "Pizzagate" conspiracy theory during a roughly seven-hour closed-door deposition before the House Oversight Committee, an exchange she described as "quite unusual" and emblematic of what she called partisan "fishing expeditions." 
Hillary Clinton said Republican lawmakers questioned her about "UFOs" and the debunked "Pizzagate" conspiracy theory during a roughly seven-hour closed-door deposition before the House Oversight Committee, an exchange she described as "quite unusual" and emblematic of what she called partisan "fishing expeditions." -
Minnesota Chief Judge Threatens Criminal Contempt After Citing 210+ ICE Order Violations
Chief U.S. District Judge Patrick J. Schiltz of the District of Minnesota warned on Feb. 26 that he is prepared to pursue criminal contempt proceedings against federal officials if Immigration and Customs Enforcement continues to disregard court mandates, declaring in a sharply worded order that "ICE will comply" with judicial directives. 
Chief U.S. District Judge Patrick J. Schiltz of the District of Minnesota warned on Feb. 26 that he is prepared to pursue criminal contempt proceedings against federal officials if Immigration and Customs Enforcement continues to disregard court mandates, declaring in a sharply worded order that "ICE will comply" with judicial directives. -
Hegseth Gives Anthropic 72-Hour Ultimatum Over Claude AI, Threatens $200 Million Pentagon Contract
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has given Anthropic chief executive Dario Amodei until Friday evening to remove key safety restrictions from the company's Claude artificial-intelligence model for U.S. military use, threatening to cancel a $200 million Pentagon contract and pursue a "supply chain risk" designation if the company refuses. 
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has given Anthropic chief executive Dario Amodei until Friday evening to remove key safety restrictions from the company's Claude artificial-intelligence model for U.S. military use, threatening to cancel a $200 million Pentagon contract and pursue a "supply chain risk" designation if the company refuses.
