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Trump’s CNN Ban Triggers TV Pool Boycott as Three Media Companies Sue White House
President Donald Trump's decision to bar CNN from serving as the designated television pool reporter has prompted the five major TV networks to suspend pooled camera coverage of presidential events, escalating a confrontation that began when the White House revoked access for CNN, MS NOW and Politico. The disruption means Trump's trip to New York for the United Nations General Assembly is set to proceed without the customary pooled television camera. 
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U.S. Proposes AI Threat Alert System With China as Bessent Hails ‘Very Successful’ Talks
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the U.S. and China discussed creating a system to alert each other when artificial-intelligence incidents rise to the level of a national-security threat, opening a new channel for cooperation between the world's two leading AI powers days before President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping meet in Washington. 
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Trump Warns ‘Very Big Things’ Are Coming in Iran War as U.S. Tells Americans to Leave Now
The United States is urging its citizens to leave Iran immediately as President Donald Trump signals that a major decision on the war could be approaching and Tehran warns that any new American attack would trigger sustained retaliation against U.S. bases and interests across the Middle East. 
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Denmark, Greenland Push Back on Trump’s ‘Permanent Control’ Claim, Say US Deal Preserves Sovereignty
Denmark and Greenland said Saturday that a new security agreement expanding the U.S. military role on the Arctic island won't surrender Greenland's sovereignty, drawing a distinction between their description of the pact and President Donald Trump's claim that Washington has secured "permanent control" over security and other needs there. 
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Donald Trump Branded ‘Wretched’ by Critics After Saying ‘Power of This Office Is Crazy’
President Donald Trump joked that he could have banned fishing and put Bass Pro Shops founder Johnny Morris out of business during a White House Rose Garden dinner Thursday, prompting criticism online over his description of presidential authority as "crazy." The comments came as Trump signed executive orders intended to expand hunting and fishing opportunities on federal lands and waterways.
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Trump Says Kennedy Center Could Be ‘Ripped Down’ Without Recognition, Prompting New Court Restriction
President Donald Trump said the Kennedy Center could ultimately be "ripped down" if his administration isn't given recognition for restoring the Washington performing-arts complex, remarks that prompted a federal judge to impose a new restriction requiring 30 days' notice before any demolition or major physical changes. -
ICE’s $13 Million ZeroFox Deal to Protect Agents From Doxing Raises Surveillance Fears Inside Agency
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is rolling out a program designed to protect agents and their families from doxxing, but some ICE employees are raising concerns that the same technology could potentially be used to monitor personnel or identify internal critics and whistleblowers. 
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Texas Woman’s Noise Complaint Goes Viral After She Asks for ICE Agent Over Residents’ Immigration Status
A dispute over alleged loud music at a Texas apartment complex has drawn widespread attention after a woman was recorded asking for an immigration-enforcement response while complaining about residents of a neighboring unit, according to a TikTok video that doesn't establish whether she actually reached police or federal authorities. 
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Trump’s Waistline Bulge Fuels Exoskeleton Claims, but White House Calls Theory ‘Baseless’
President Donald Trump's appearance at Charlotte Douglas International Airport in North Carolina has revived online speculation about an unexplained outline beneath his suit, including unsupported claims that the 80-year-old president uses a concealed mobility device. The White House rejected the theory, while Trump's most recent medical examination recorded normal gait and balance. 
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Trump Tells Fed to Cut Rates ‘FAST’ as Warsh Signals More Inflation-Fighting Hikes
President Donald Trump demanded that U.S. interest rates be cut to 1% or lower Wednesday, pushing back against the Federal Reserve hours after Chair Kevin Warsh led the central bank's first rate increase in three years and signaled that additional tightening could follow as policymakers confront persistent inflation. 
