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  • Trump Cites Washington Dinner Shooting to Push $400M White House Ballroom
    Trump Says He May Declassify ‘Alien’ Files After Accusing Obama of Sharing Classified Information
    Donald Trump moved swiftly to link a weekend shooting near the White House Correspondents' Dinner in Washington to his controversial $400 million White House ballroom project, arguing the incident underscored the need for a high-security venue inside the presidential complex as legal disputes over the plan continue.
  • Pete Hegseth Faces Backlash After Kid Rock Apache Helicopter Flight as Lawmakers Question $7,000-Per-Hour Cost
    Pete Hegseth Faces Intense Scrutiny in Contentious Senate Hearing for Pentagon Role
    Pete Hegseth is facing renewed scrutiny from lawmakers after inviting musician Kid Rock to participate in a U.S. Army AH-64 Apache helicopter flight at Fort Belvoir, Virginia, an event Pentagon officials described as part of a broader public engagement effort tied to America's 250th anniversary celebrations.
  • TPUSA Event Cancellation Fuels Internal Turmoil Claims as Erika Kirk, JD Vance Face Turnout Questions
    Erika Kirk Endorses JD Vance for 2028
    A planned campus appearance by JD Vance and Erika Kirk at Iowa State University was abruptly canceled, with Turning Point USA citing a "scheduling conflict," while internal accounts and online reaction have raised questions about turnout, leadership stability and the group's broader trajectory.
  • DOJ Files Unorthodox Motion to Lift White House Ballroom Injunction, Citing Security Threat After Shooting
    Only 1 Approval After $1.35 Billion in ‘Sales’: Trump Gold Visa Program Faces Scrutiny
    The U.S. Department of Justice has filed an unusually worded motion in federal court seeking to dissolve an injunction blocking construction of a planned $400 million White House ballroom, invoking national security concerns after a recent shooting in Washington while also deploying language more typical of political messaging than legal pleadings.
  • Senate GOP Pushes $70 Billion ICE Funding as DHS Shutdown Hits Record Length Amid House Standoff
    Speaker Mike Johnson Faces Ouster Over Ukraine Aid Vote, Defies Calls to Resign
    A funding standoff between Senate Republicans and House Democrats over immigration enforcement has pushed the Department of Homeland Security into the longest shutdown in U.S. history, with no resolution in sight as both sides reject compromise proposals centered on a $70 billion plan for border agencies.
  • Trump Attacks Owens, Greene Fires Back With ‘Hates Women’ Claim, Exposing Fractures Inside MAGA
    Trump Says He May Declassify ‘Alien’ Files After Accusing Obama of Sharing Classified Information
    A public rupture between Donald Trump and longtime ally Marjorie Taylor Greene has exposed widening fractures inside the MAGA movement, after Greene accused the president of targeting women he cannot control following his attack on commentator Candace Owens.
  • DHS Flags Social Media Posts as Green Card Risk, Millions Face New ‘Anti-American’ Screening Rule
    Senate Confirms Markwayne Mullin as DHS Chief in 54-45 Vote After Kristi Noem’s Ouster
    The Department of Homeland Security has issued internal training guidance directing immigration officers to weigh certain social media posts- including pro-Palestinian messaging- as grounds for denying green card applications, marking a significant shift in how political expression is evaluated in U.S. immigration decisions.
  • Trump 60 Minutes Interview Sparks Viral Claims Over ‘Bulge’ as White House Denies Health Rumors
    Trump Health Questions Intensify After Neck Mark, Slurred Line at Medal of Honor Ceremony
    Donald Trump's appearance on 60 Minutes with Norah O'Donnell has triggered a surge of online speculation about his health, after viewers circulated screenshots claiming to show a visible bulge beneath his suit during the interview.
  • Pete Hegseth Under Fire as Top Military Shake-Ups Spark Republican Backlash
    Pete Hegseth Faces Intense Scrutiny in Contentious Senate Hearing for Pentagon Role
    Pete Hegseth is facing growing resistance from Republican lawmakers in Washington, with multiple senators warning that recent leadership changes at the Department of Defense risk destabilizing the Pentagon during an ongoing conflict with Iran.
  • Trump Denies ‘Paedophile’ Claim in Heated 60 Minutes Interview After White House Dinner Shooting
    Trump Says He May Declassify ‘Alien’ Files After Accusing Obama of Sharing Classified Information
    Donald Trump forcefully denied accusations read from an alleged shooter's manifesto during a tense interview with CBS News anchor Norah O'Donnell, as federal investigators continue probing a shooting outside the Washington Hilton that authorities believe targeted senior administration officials.
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