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Trump Threatens to Become ‘Mr. Veto’ if Democrats Win Congress in Midterms
President Donald Trump says he would repeatedly veto Democratic legislation if Republicans lose control of Congress in Tuesday's midterm elections, outlining a strategy of blocking bills before seeking negotiations with a new majority. 
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Trump Turns Greenland Into Giant U.S. Aircraft Carrier in AI Image Despite Sovereignty Agreement
President Donald Trump posted an AI-generated image of Greenland transformed into a giant American aircraft carrier on Saturday, renewing attention to his territorial ambitions despite a September security agreement that explicitly recognises Danish sovereignty. 
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Kash Patel Threatened to Fire FBI Staff Over ‘Made-Up’ Epstein Files Deadline, Whistleblower Alleges
FBI Director Kash Patel threatened to dismiss employees reviewing Jeffrey Epstein records unless they met an accelerated deadline, according to a newly disclosed whistleblower complaint that warned rushed redactions could expose survivors and bureau personnel. 
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Pentagon Urges NATO Allies to Tone Down Russia Rhetoric as European Security Tensions Rise
Pentagon officials have privately urged several NATO allies to moderate their public statements about Russia, Reuters reported Friday, as Washington renews efforts to negotiate an end to the Ukraine war while European governments confront suspected sabotage and consider stronger deterrence measures. 
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Trump’s ‘Sloppy-Looking’ Heckler Insult Backfires as Rally Clip Draws Mockery of His Appearance
President Donald Trump's confrontation with a heckler at a South Carolina rally Thursday drew online criticism after he called the man a "sloppy-looking guy," prompting commenters to turn their attention to the president's own appearance. 
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Nvidia’s Jensen Huang Targeted by Alleged Chinese Spy, Trump Briefed but Took No Action, NYT Reports
U.S. intelligence agencies concluded that a Chinese businesswoman with close ties to Nvidia Chief Executive Jensen Huang was gathering information for Beijing, The New York Times reported, raising questions about security risks surrounding the chipmaker's overseas customers and access to Washington. 
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U.S. Warns Gulf Allies to Prepare for Possible Iran War After Midterms, Report Says
The United States has warned Gulf allies to prepare for a possible military campaign against Iran after next week's midterm elections, The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday, as stalled diplomacy and disputes over nuclear inspections raise the prospect of renewed large-scale fighting. -
DOJ Admitted Bondi Directed Maurene Comey’s Firing Before Judge Ruled It Unlawful
The Justice Department acknowledged that former Attorney General Pam Bondi directed the dismissal of federal prosecutor Maurene Comey before a judge ruled Monday that the firing violated civil service protections and constitutional limits on executive power. 
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Trump Calls Norway a ‘Sh*thouse Country’ After Nobel Snub, Reveals What He Told Melania
President Donald Trump called Norway a "sh*thouse country" and said he no longer wanted Norwegian immigrants after missing out on the Nobel Peace Prize, prompting officials in Oslo to remind him that their government has no role in choosing the winner. -
Newsom Targeted by Five-State Ad Blitz Over Billionaire Tax Ahead of Possible 2028 Bid
Supporters of California's proposed billionaire tax are taking their fight against Gov. Gavin Newsom into five other states, planning a six-figure advertising campaign that challenges his opposition as he considers a possible 2028 presidential bid. 
