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Pardoned Jan. 6 Rioter Charged After Texts Saying 'I will kill' House Leader Jeffries; Held on $10,000 Bail
President Donald Trump's blanket pardon of many Jan. 6 defendants has come under renewed scrutiny after one beneficiary, Christopher Moynihan of Clinton, N.Y., was charged with threatening to kill House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries, New York State Police said. Moynihan, 34, is being held in lieu of $10,000 cash bail on a Class D felony charge of making a terroristic threat. 
President Donald Trump's blanket pardon of many Jan. 6 defendants has come under renewed scrutiny after one beneficiary, Christopher Moynihan of Clinton, N.Y., was charged with threatening to kill House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries, New York State Police said. Moynihan, 34, is being held in lieu of $10,000 cash bail on a Class D felony charge of making a terroristic threat. -
Kremlin Dismisses ‘Fantastical’ Reports Putin May Fly With Trump as Poland Threatens Arrest
Russia pushed back Tuesday against reports that President Vladimir Putin could travel to a proposed peace summit in Budapest aboard the same plane as President Donald Trump, as Poland warned it might force down and detain the Russian leader if he enters its airspace en route to Hungary. 
Russia pushed back Tuesday against reports that President Vladimir Putin could travel to a proposed peace summit in Budapest aboard the same plane as President Donald Trump, as Poland warned it might force down and detain the Russian leader if he enters its airspace en route to Hungary. -
Trump, Albanese Sign $8.5 Billion Critical Minerals Pact as U.S. Backs AUKUS Submarine Deal
President Donald Trump and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese cemented a sweeping new phase in U.S.-Australia relations Monday, signing an $8.5 billion critical minerals agreement aimed at countering China's dominance in rare earth supply chains while reaffirming Washington's commitment to the AUKUS submarine pact. 
President Donald Trump and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese cemented a sweeping new phase in U.S.-Australia relations Monday, signing an $8.5 billion critical minerals agreement aimed at countering China's dominance in rare earth supply chains while reaffirming Washington's commitment to the AUKUS submarine pact. -
Appeals Court Allows Trump to Deploy National Guard in Portland
A federal appeals court on Monday ruled that President Donald Trump can proceed with deploying National Guard troops to Portland, Oregon, overturning a lower court's order that had blocked the move and sparking renewed debate over executive power and state sovereignty. 
A federal appeals court on Monday ruled that President Donald Trump can proceed with deploying National Guard troops to Portland, Oregon, overturning a lower court's order that had blocked the move and sparking renewed debate over executive power and state sovereignty. -
Trump Says He and Putin Will Meet in Budapest to Discuss Ending War in Ukraine After ‘Productive’ Call
President Donald Trump said Thursday he will meet Russian President Vladimir Putin in Budapest, Hungary, to discuss ending the war in Ukraine, following what he described as a "productive" phone call with the Kremlin leader. The announcement came a day before Trump is set to host Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at the White House for talks on potential U.S. military aid. 
President Donald Trump said Thursday he will meet Russian President Vladimir Putin in Budapest, Hungary, to discuss ending the war in Ukraine, following what he described as a "productive" phone call with the Kremlin leader. The announcement came a day before Trump is set to host Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at the White House for talks on potential U.S. military aid. -
Trump Administration Eyes Over 10,000 Federal Job Cuts Amid Shutdown, Vought Says
The Trump administration is preparing to eliminate more than 10,000 federal jobs during the ongoing government shutdown, a move described by White House budget director Russell Vought as part of a broader effort to "shutter the bureaucracy." 
The Trump administration is preparing to eliminate more than 10,000 federal jobs during the ongoing government shutdown, a move described by White House budget director Russell Vought as part of a broader effort to "shutter the bureaucracy." -
Federal Court Blocks Trump’s Mass Layoffs of Federal Employees Amid Shutdown Showdown
A federal judge in San Francisco has halted the Trump administration's plan to lay off thousands of federal employees during the ongoing government shutdown, ruling that the move may violate federal law and overstep executive authority. The decision temporarily spares roughly 4,100 federal workers who received termination notices last week and could affect more than 10,000 positions nationwide. 
A federal judge in San Francisco has halted the Trump administration's plan to lay off thousands of federal employees during the ongoing government shutdown, ruling that the move may violate federal law and overstep executive authority. The decision temporarily spares roughly 4,100 federal workers who received termination notices last week and could affect more than 10,000 positions nationwide. -
U.S. Strike on Boat off Venezuela Kills Six as Trump Administration Expands Caribbean Operations
The U.S. military carried out another strike on a small boat off the coast of Venezuela, killing six people, President Donald Trump said Tuesday, marking the fifth such operation in recent weeks as his administration escalates its campaign against alleged drug traffickers in the Caribbean. 
The U.S. military carried out another strike on a small boat off the coast of Venezuela, killing six people, President Donald Trump said Tuesday, marking the fifth such operation in recent weeks as his administration escalates its campaign against alleged drug traffickers in the Caribbean. -
Trump Administration Begins Federal Layoffs Amid Prolonged Government Shutdown
The Trump administration has begun widespread layoffs of federal employees as the U.S. government shutdown entered its tenth day, marking the first time in modern history that permanent job cuts have been implemented during a funding lapse. White House budget director Russell Vought confirmed the move Friday, writing on X, "The RIFs have begun," using the acronym for "Reductions in Force." 
The Trump administration has begun widespread layoffs of federal employees as the U.S. government shutdown entered its tenth day, marking the first time in modern history that permanent job cuts have been implemented during a funding lapse. White House budget director Russell Vought confirmed the move Friday, writing on X, "The RIFs have begun," using the acronym for "Reductions in Force." -
Melania Trump Says Russia Will Return Ukrainian Children After Direct Talks with Putin
In a rare White House address, First Lady Melania Trump said Russia has agreed to return Ukrainian children who were taken to the country as minors and have since turned 18, marking what she described as a humanitarian breakthrough achieved through months of direct communication with President Vladimir Putin. 
In a rare White House address, First Lady Melania Trump said Russia has agreed to return Ukrainian children who were taken to the country as minors and have since turned 18, marking what she described as a humanitarian breakthrough achieved through months of direct communication with President Vladimir Putin.
