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Denmark, Greenland Push Back on Trump’s ‘Permanent Control’ Claim, Say US Deal Preserves Sovereignty
Denmark and Greenland said Saturday that a new security agreement expanding the U.S. military role on the Arctic island won't surrender Greenland's sovereignty, drawing a distinction between their description of the pact and President Donald Trump's claim that Washington has secured "permanent control" over security and other needs there. 
Denmark and Greenland said Saturday that a new security agreement expanding the U.S. military role on the Arctic island won't surrender Greenland's sovereignty, drawing a distinction between their description of the pact and President Donald Trump's claim that Washington has secured "permanent control" over security and other needs there. -
Donald Trump Branded ‘Wretched’ by Critics After Saying ‘Power of This Office Is Crazy’
President Donald Trump joked that he could have banned fishing and put Bass Pro Shops founder Johnny Morris out of business during a White House Rose Garden dinner Thursday, prompting criticism online over his description of presidential authority as "crazy." The comments came as Trump signed executive orders intended to expand hunting and fishing opportunities on federal lands and waterways. 
President Donald Trump joked that he could have banned fishing and put Bass Pro Shops founder Johnny Morris out of business during a White House Rose Garden dinner Thursday, prompting criticism online over his description of presidential authority as "crazy." The comments came as Trump signed executive orders intended to expand hunting and fishing opportunities on federal lands and waterways. -
ICE’s $13 Million ZeroFox Deal to Protect Agents From Doxing Raises Surveillance Fears Inside Agency
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is rolling out a program designed to protect agents and their families from doxxing, but some ICE employees are raising concerns that the same technology could potentially be used to monitor personnel or identify internal critics and whistleblowers. 
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is rolling out a program designed to protect agents and their families from doxxing, but some ICE employees are raising concerns that the same technology could potentially be used to monitor personnel or identify internal critics and whistleblowers. -
Pete Hegseth Wants Only Fit, ‘Impeccably’ Groomed Troops at Pentagon Speech—and Some Could Work Out With Him
U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth wants physically fit, high-performing and "impeccably" groomed servicemembers in the audience for his Sept. 30 "State of the Force" address at the Pentagon, extending his campaign to make fitness and military appearance central measures of readiness throughout the ranks. 
U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth wants physically fit, high-performing and "impeccably" groomed servicemembers in the audience for his Sept. 30 "State of the Force" address at the Pentagon, extending his campaign to make fitness and military appearance central measures of readiness throughout the ranks. -
Judge Blocks Kennedy Center From Putting Trump's Name On Building Or Grounds
A federal judge has blocked the Kennedy Center from putting President Donald Trump's name anywhere on the building or its grounds, delivering another setback to the board's efforts to honor him during a sweeping renovation. 
A federal judge has blocked the Kennedy Center from putting President Donald Trump's name anywhere on the building or its grounds, delivering another setback to the board's efforts to honor him during a sweeping renovation. -
Trump Lashes Out at Supreme Court After Justices Block His Mail-Ballot Restrictions
President Donald Trump sharply attacked the Supreme Court on Tuesday after the justices refused to let his administration impose new restrictions on mail voting before the November midterm elections, singling out several of his own appointees and accusing the court of failing the country. President Donald Trump sharply attacked the Supreme Court on Tuesday after the justices refused to let his administration impose new restrictions on mail voting before the November midterm elections, singling out several of his own appointees and accusing the court of failing the country. -
White House Attacks Reporter Over Natalie Harp Photo Days After Trump’s $45,000 Cash Gift to Aide Became Public
The White House lashed out at journalist Aaron Rupar after he highlighted President Donald Trump's close aide Natalie Harp during the president's weekend trip to Ireland, extending scrutiny of an adviser who days earlier disclosed receiving a $45,000 cash holiday gift from Trump. 
The White House lashed out at journalist Aaron Rupar after he highlighted President Donald Trump's close aide Natalie Harp during the president's weekend trip to Ireland, extending scrutiny of an adviser who days earlier disclosed receiving a $45,000 cash holiday gift from Trump. -
Epstein Survivors Ejected From GOP Midterm Convention After Questioning House Candidate About Unreleased Files
Three survivors of Jeffrey Epstein's abuse and independent journalist Tara Palmeri were escorted from the Republican midterm convention in Dallas after Palmeri questioned a congressional candidate about the government's handling of Epstein records, according to Palmeri's account and video she published from the Sept. 10 event. Palmeri said her press credential was revoked and she was warned that returning to the American Airlines Center could result in a trespassing arrest. 
Three survivors of Jeffrey Epstein's abuse and independent journalist Tara Palmeri were escorted from the Republican midterm convention in Dallas after Palmeri questioned a congressional candidate about the government's handling of Epstein records, according to Palmeri's account and video she published from the Sept. 10 event. Palmeri said her press credential was revoked and she was warned that returning to the American Airlines Center could result in a trespassing arrest. -
Kash Patel Told FBI Press Team to Push ‘Record Year’ Statistics at X Critics, Internal Messages Show
FBI Director Kash Patel instructed the bureau's public-affairs operation to repeatedly promote FBI statistics to social-media users criticizing him over Jeffrey Epstein, but his top communications official declined to engage with the anonymous X account at the center of the dispute, according to FBI messages released with records connected to the Epstein files. 
FBI Director Kash Patel instructed the bureau's public-affairs operation to repeatedly promote FBI statistics to social-media users criticizing him over Jeffrey Epstein, but his top communications official declined to engage with the anonymous X account at the center of the dispute, according to FBI messages released with records connected to the Epstein files. -
Trump Advisers Weigh Risk Iran War Could Outlast His Presidency as Brent Surges Above $105
Oil prices surged Thursday as escalating U.S.-Iran attacks on tankers and warships deepened concerns about supplies through the Strait of Hormuz, while top Trump administration officials have privately discussed the possibility that the conflict could persist through the end of President Donald Trump's term. 
Oil prices surged Thursday as escalating U.S.-Iran attacks on tankers and warships deepened concerns about supplies through the Strait of Hormuz, while top Trump administration officials have privately discussed the possibility that the conflict could persist through the end of President Donald Trump's term.
