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Trump Attacks Walz After Minnesota Fraud Scandal, Claims ‘Tens of Billions’ Stolen
President Donald Trump sharply escalated his attacks on Democratic leaders after Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz announced he would not seek re-election in 2026, linking the decision to a sweeping fraud scandal and accusing Walz and other officials of stealing "tens of billions" of taxpayer dollars. 
President Donald Trump sharply escalated his attacks on Democratic leaders after Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz announced he would not seek re-election in 2026, linking the decision to a sweeping fraud scandal and accusing Walz and other officials of stealing "tens of billions" of taxpayer dollars. -
Musk Reappears With Trump at Mar-a-Lago Months After DOGE Exit, Igniting Backlash Over Sudden Reversal
Elon Musk's surprise reappearance alongside President Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago this month has reignited scrutiny of the billionaire's political positioning, months after a very public break with the White House that culminated in his resignation from a Trump-linked government role. 
Elon Musk's surprise reappearance alongside President Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago this month has reignited scrutiny of the billionaire's political positioning, months after a very public break with the White House that culminated in his resignation from a Trump-linked government role. -
Why Trump Targeted Venezuela: Oil, Migration and a High-Risk Bet That Shook Global Markets
President Donald Trump's announcement that U.S. forces had seized Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro was not only a military shock but a strategic one, triggering urgent questions across capitals about why Washington chose this moment to act and what it stands to gain from one of the most consequential interventions in Latin America in decades. 
President Donald Trump's announcement that U.S. forces had seized Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro was not only a military shock but a strategic one, triggering urgent questions across capitals about why Washington chose this moment to act and what it stands to gain from one of the most consequential interventions in Latin America in decades. -
DHS Faces Backlash After Post Suggests ‘100 Million Deportations,’ Prompting Legal and Political Alarm
A social media post attributed to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security has triggered a wave of legal, political and civil-rights backlash after appearing to endorse the idea of deporting "100 million" people, a figure experts say vastly exceeds the number of noncitizens living in the United States and would be legally impossible to implement. 
A social media post attributed to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security has triggered a wave of legal, political and civil-rights backlash after appearing to endorse the idea of deporting "100 million" people, a figure experts say vastly exceeds the number of noncitizens living in the United States and would be legally impossible to implement. -
Trump Says Ukraine Peace Deal Is '95 Per Cent' Ready After Mar-a-Lago Talks With Zelensky
President Donald Trump said negotiations aimed at ending the war in Ukraine are nearing completion after closed-door talks with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at Mar-a-Lago, telling reporters the two sides are "maybe very close" to a deal and "have the makings of a deal." The remarks, delivered after hours of private discussions in Florida, marked one of the most detailed public assessments yet of U.S.-led diplomacy to halt Europe's deadliest conflict in decades. 
President Donald Trump said negotiations aimed at ending the war in Ukraine are nearing completion after closed-door talks with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at Mar-a-Lago, telling reporters the two sides are "maybe very close" to a deal and "have the makings of a deal." The remarks, delivered after hours of private discussions in Florida, marked one of the most detailed public assessments yet of U.S.-led diplomacy to halt Europe's deadliest conflict in decades. -
Farage Pledges Pension Penalties for Civil Servants as Migrant Sex Crime Convictions Rise 62%
Nigel Farage has escalated his immigration campaign by proposing criminal penalties and pension confiscation for civil servants he says have allowed dangerous migrants to enter or remain in the UK, shifting the political focus from border policy to personal accountability inside the Home Office. The Reform UK leader said officials who knowingly approve asylum claims for individuals with criminal histories should face prosecution and loss of retirement benefits. 
Nigel Farage has escalated his immigration campaign by proposing criminal penalties and pension confiscation for civil servants he says have allowed dangerous migrants to enter or remain in the UK, shifting the political focus from border policy to personal accountability inside the Home Office. The Reform UK leader said officials who knowingly approve asylum claims for individuals with criminal histories should face prosecution and loss of retirement benefits. -
Trump Defends Clinton as Epstein Photos Resurface, Warns File Releases Could Harm ‘Innocent’ Figures
President Donald Trump moved to defuse escalating political fallout over newly released Jeffrey Epstein records on Monday, publicly defending Bill Clinton while warning that selective disclosure of Epstein-related files could damage the reputations of people who "innocently met" the financier decades ago. 
President Donald Trump moved to defuse escalating political fallout over newly released Jeffrey Epstein records on Monday, publicly defending Bill Clinton while warning that selective disclosure of Epstein-related files could damage the reputations of people who "innocently met" the financier decades ago. -
DOJ Filing Error Lets Public Unmask Redacted Epstein Records Under New Transparency Law
A technical error in the Trump administration's handling of newly released Jeffrey Epstein records has allowed members of the public to bypass redactions and view information the Justice Department intended to conceal, triggering political backlash and renewed scrutiny of how the government executed a legally mandated disclosure. 
A technical error in the Trump administration's handling of newly released Jeffrey Epstein records has allowed members of the public to bypass redactions and view information the Justice Department intended to conceal, triggering political backlash and renewed scrutiny of how the government executed a legally mandated disclosure. -
Erika Kirk Endorses JD Vance for President in 2028 Election
A leading figure in the conservative grassroots movement publicly threw her support behind Vice President JD Vance as a future presidential contender, offering one of the clearest signals yet that parts of the Republican coalition are already organizing for the 2028 race. 
A leading figure in the conservative grassroots movement publicly threw her support behind Vice President JD Vance as a future presidential contender, offering one of the clearest signals yet that parts of the Republican coalition are already organizing for the 2028 race. -
Trump Address Draws Scrutiny as Critics Cite Rambling Claims and Dispute Gas, Jobs Figures
President Donald Trump's nationally televised address from the White House on Wednesday set off a fresh wave of scrutiny over his leadership and credibility, as critics pointed to rambling passages, disputed claims and an uneven delivery that quickly dominated political debate. The speech, delivered from the Diplomatic Reception Room, was billed as an effort to steady a divided country but instead amplified questions about the administration's direction as economic and foreign-policy pressures mount. President Donald Trump's nationally televised address from the White House on Wednesday set off a fresh wave of scrutiny over his leadership and credibility, as critics pointed to rambling passages, disputed claims and an uneven delivery that quickly dominated political debate. The speech, delivered from the Diplomatic Reception Room, was billed as an effort to steady a divided country but instead amplified questions about the administration's direction as economic and foreign-policy pressures mount.
