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Melania Trump Rejects White House Invite from Jill Biden, Citing Mar-a-Lago Raid Fallout
Melania Trump has declined an invitation from Dr. Jill Biden for a traditional meeting at the White House, citing lingering grievances over the 2022 FBI raid of the Trumps' Mar-a-Lago residence, according to sources close to the matter. 
Melania Trump has declined an invitation from Dr. Jill Biden for a traditional meeting at the White House, citing lingering grievances over the 2022 FBI raid of the Trumps' Mar-a-Lago residence, according to sources close to the matter. -
Trump’s Border Czar Tom Homan Declares War on NYC’s Sanctuary Policies, Signals Massive Deportation Efforts
Tom Homan, tapped as President-elect Donald Trump's border czar, is setting his sights on New York City's sanctuary policies and warning local officials of intensified federal enforcement if they do not cooperate. 
Tom Homan, tapped as President-elect Donald Trump's border czar, is setting his sights on New York City's sanctuary policies and warning local officials of intensified federal enforcement if they do not cooperate. -
Tom Homan, Trump's 'Border Czar,' Faces Backlash and Death Threats Amid Plans for Mass Deportations
Tom Homan, newly appointed as "border czar" by President-elect Donald Trump, has vowed to push forward with an aggressive mass deportation strategy despite facing fierce opposition from some Democratic governors and even receiving death threats. Homan, a former acting director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), declared that states and officials unwilling to cooperate with the new administration's efforts should "get the hell out of the way," he told Fox News Digital. Tom Homan, newly appointed as "border czar" by President-elect Donald Trump, has vowed to push forward with an aggressive mass deportation strategy despite facing fierce opposition from some Democratic governors and even receiving death threats. Homan, a former acting director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), declared that states and officials unwilling to cooperate with the new administration's efforts should "get the hell out of the way," he told Fox News Digital. -
Ex-Harris Aide Calls for Biden's Resignation to Make Her First Female President Ahead of Trump’s Return
Jamal Simmons, a former communications director for Vice President Kamala Harris, made waves on Sunday when he suggested that President Joe Biden should resign to give Harris a brief presidency before President-elect Donald Trump assumes office in January. Simmons made his remarks during a panel discussion on CNN's "State of the Union" with Dana Bash, framing the move as an opportunity for Biden to fulfill a final, symbolic promise. 
Jamal Simmons, a former communications director for Vice President Kamala Harris, made waves on Sunday when he suggested that President Joe Biden should resign to give Harris a brief presidency before President-elect Donald Trump assumes office in January. Simmons made his remarks during a panel discussion on CNN's "State of the Union" with Dana Bash, framing the move as an opportunity for Biden to fulfill a final, symbolic promise. -
Study: Trump's Immigration Crackdown Could Devastate Construction, Real Estate, and Agriculture, Shrinking GDP by $1.7 Trillion
With Donald Trump's return to the White House on the horizon, his potential use of executive power to advance an immigration crackdown could soon take effect, bringing significant economic consequences for the U.S. economy, according to a new report. 
With Donald Trump's return to the White House on the horizon, his potential use of executive power to advance an immigration crackdown could soon take effect, bringing significant economic consequences for the U.S. economy, according to a new report. -
FEMA Supervisor Fired for Instructing Relief Workers to Bypass Trump-Supporting Homes in Florida
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has terminated a supervisor who allegedly directed disaster relief teams to avoid homes displaying support for President-elect Donald Trump during hurricane recovery efforts in Florida. FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell announced the dismissal on Saturday, condemning the employee's actions as "reprehensible" and a clear violation of the agency's commitment to impartial service. 
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has terminated a supervisor who allegedly directed disaster relief teams to avoid homes displaying support for President-elect Donald Trump during hurricane recovery efforts in Florida. FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell announced the dismissal on Saturday, condemning the employee's actions as "reprehensible" and a clear violation of the agency's commitment to impartial service. -
FEMA Under Fire for Directing Workers to Skip Trump Supporters’ Homes After Florida Hurricane
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is facing backlash after reports surfaced that a supervisor instructed disaster relief workers in Florida to avoid homes displaying support for President-elect Donald Trump. The directive, issued in the wake of Hurricane Milton, has drawn significant criticism, particularly from political leaders and residents affected by the storm's destruction in late October. 
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is facing backlash after reports surfaced that a supervisor instructed disaster relief workers in Florida to avoid homes displaying support for President-elect Donald Trump. The directive, issued in the wake of Hurricane Milton, has drawn significant criticism, particularly from political leaders and residents affected by the storm's destruction in late October. -
Wall Street Embraces 'Trump 2.0': Tax Cuts and Deregulation Spark New Wave of Support
Wall Street business leaders, including those who previously opposed Donald Trump, are flocking to embrace his "Trump 2.0" vision, eager for tax cuts and deregulation. The change in sentiment follows Trump's election win, with financial executives shifting their attention to the potential benefits of the policies Trump is expected to pursue during his second term. 
Wall Street business leaders, including those who previously opposed Donald Trump, are flocking to embrace his "Trump 2.0" vision, eager for tax cuts and deregulation. The change in sentiment follows Trump's election win, with financial executives shifting their attention to the potential benefits of the policies Trump is expected to pursue during his second term. -
RFK Jr. Reportedly Reviewing Top Health Roles Under Trump: Will Controversial Vaccine Stances Influence U.S. Policy?
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a controversial figure known for his opposition to pharmaceutical and food industry practices, is positioning himself as a key influencer in public health and regulatory policy under President-elect Donald Trump's incoming administration. According to sources close to Kennedy, the environmental lawyer and former independent presidential candidate is actively reviewing candidates for top positions at U.S. health agencies, including the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). 
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a controversial figure known for his opposition to pharmaceutical and food industry practices, is positioning himself as a key influencer in public health and regulatory policy under President-elect Donald Trump's incoming administration. According to sources close to Kennedy, the environmental lawyer and former independent presidential candidate is actively reviewing candidates for top positions at U.S. health agencies, including the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). -
Pentagon Approves Deployment of U.S. Contractors to Ukraine for Weapons Repairs
The Biden administration has approved the deployment of a limited number of American military contractors to Ukraine to repair and maintain U.S.-supplied weapons systems, including F-16 fighter jets and Patriot air defense units. The decision, finalized earlier this month, marks a departure from previous U.S. efforts to keep American personnel far from Ukraine's combat zones since Russia's invasion in 2022. 
The Biden administration has approved the deployment of a limited number of American military contractors to Ukraine to repair and maintain U.S.-supplied weapons systems, including F-16 fighter jets and Patriot air defense units. The decision, finalized earlier this month, marks a departure from previous U.S. efforts to keep American personnel far from Ukraine's combat zones since Russia's invasion in 2022.
