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Trump Confirms Calling Netanyahu ‘Crazy’ as Lebanon Crisis Threatened Israel-Hezbollah Ceasefire
President Donald Trump publicly confirmed that he called Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu "crazy" during a tense phone conversation over Israel's military plans in Lebanon, shedding new light on an extraordinary confrontation between two leaders whose alliance has long been viewed as one of the strongest pillars of U.S.-Israeli relations. 
President Donald Trump publicly confirmed that he called Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu "crazy" during a tense phone conversation over Israel's military plans in Lebanon, shedding new light on an extraordinary confrontation between two leaders whose alliance has long been viewed as one of the strongest pillars of U.S.-Israeli relations. -
Trump Unveils 400-Page Federal Grants Overhaul, Seeks Greater White House Control Over Billions in Funding
President Donald Trump's administration has released a sweeping proposal that would dramatically expand White House influence over the distribution of federal grants, placing political appointees at the center of decisions involving billions of dollars in funding for healthcare, housing, transportation, scientific research and other government-supported programs. 
President Donald Trump's administration has released a sweeping proposal that would dramatically expand White House influence over the distribution of federal grants, placing political appointees at the center of decisions involving billions of dollars in funding for healthcare, housing, transportation, scientific research and other government-supported programs. -
Alexis Wilkins Sues MSNBC for Defamation, Says ‘Party Escort’ Story About Kash Patel Security Detail Was False
Country singer Alexis Wilkins has filed a federal defamation lawsuit against MSNBC, escalating a dispute over reporting that alleged FBI Director Kash Patel used federal agents assigned to protect Wilkins for personal errands. The lawsuit, filed in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee, accuses the network and two reporters of publishing false claims that damaged Wilkins' reputation and misrepresented her conduct. 
Country singer Alexis Wilkins has filed a federal defamation lawsuit against MSNBC, escalating a dispute over reporting that alleged FBI Director Kash Patel used federal agents assigned to protect Wilkins for personal errands. The lawsuit, filed in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee, accuses the network and two reporters of publishing false claims that damaged Wilkins' reputation and misrepresented her conduct. -
Brooklyn Man Arrested After Allegedly Threatening Trump With ‘Bullet in the Brain’ Execution at Public Event
Federal prosecutors have charged a Brooklyn man with threatening President Donald Trump after authorities say he submitted a series of violent messages through the White House website, including one that allegedly promised a "bullet in the brain" at a future public appearance. 
Federal prosecutors have charged a Brooklyn man with threatening President Donald Trump after authorities say he submitted a series of violent messages through the White House website, including one that allegedly promised a "bullet in the brain" at a future public appearance. -
Trump Reportedly Explodes at Netanyahu Over Lebanon Strikes, Warns Israel Is Jeopardizing Iran Ceasefire Talks
President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly engaged in a tense phone call this week over Israel's military operations in Lebanon, exposing growing strains between two leaders who have closely coordinated on regional security issues but now appear divided over the risks posed to ongoing diplomatic efforts involving Iran. President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly engaged in a tense phone call this week over Israel's military operations in Lebanon, exposing growing strains between two leaders who have closely coordinated on regional security issues but now appear divided over the risks posed to ongoing diplomatic efforts involving Iran. -
Jerome Powell Warns Fed Credibility Is at Risk as Trump Pressure Tests Central Bank Independence
Former Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell delivered a pointed defense of central bank independence this week, warning that the Federal Reserve is undergoing a significant "stress test" and that its credibility could be jeopardized if future administrations gain the power to remove policymakers over disagreements on interest-rate decisions. 
Former Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell delivered a pointed defense of central bank independence this week, warning that the Federal Reserve is undergoing a significant "stress test" and that its credibility could be jeopardized if future administrations gain the power to remove policymakers over disagreements on interest-rate decisions. -
New Poll Finds Voters See Democrats as ‘Too Weak’ and Republicans as Too Loyal to Trump
President Donald Trump remains the defining figure in American politics, according to new polling that found voters view both major parties largely through the lens of their relationship with him-criticizing Democrats for failing to effectively challenge the president while faulting Republicans for excessive loyalty to him. 
President Donald Trump remains the defining figure in American politics, according to new polling that found voters view both major parties largely through the lens of their relationship with him-criticizing Democrats for failing to effectively challenge the president while faulting Republicans for excessive loyalty to him. -
Trump Administration Prepares Cuba Contingency Plans Amid Fears Havana Regime Could Collapse This Summer
Donald Trump administration officials are increasingly discussing the possibility that Cuba's communist government could face a destabilizing collapse within months, according to a new Axios report that described internal planning efforts focused on sanctions, economic pressure and potential contingency responses if unrest erupts in Havana. Donald Trump administration officials are increasingly discussing the possibility that Cuba's communist government could face a destabilizing collapse within months, according to a new Axios report that described internal planning efforts focused on sanctions, economic pressure and potential contingency responses if unrest erupts in Havana. -
Joe Biden Sues DOJ to Block Release of 70 Hours of Classified Documents Interview Recordings
Former U.S. President Joe Biden filed a lawsuit Tuesday against the United States Department of Justice in an effort to block the release of roughly 70 hours of interview recordings that later became central to special counsel Robert Hur's classified documents investigation. 
Former U.S. President Joe Biden filed a lawsuit Tuesday against the United States Department of Justice in an effort to block the release of roughly 70 hours of interview recordings that later became central to special counsel Robert Hur's classified documents investigation. -
White House Alien Disclosure Speculation Explodes After Ross Coulthart Claims Religious Leaders Were Quietly Consulted
Veteran investigative journalist Ross Coulthart has ignited a fresh wave of debate over UFO secrecy after alleging that individuals connected to the White House have quietly consulted religious leaders about how society might react to potential disclosure involving extraterrestrial or "non-human" intelligence. 
Veteran investigative journalist Ross Coulthart has ignited a fresh wave of debate over UFO secrecy after alleging that individuals connected to the White House have quietly consulted religious leaders about how society might react to potential disclosure involving extraterrestrial or "non-human" intelligence.
