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Hegseth threatened to polygraph top military officers
In at least two separate meetings Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth accused top-ranking military officers of leaking to the media and threatened to polygraph them.
‘Won’t have anywhere to hide’: Democrats are eager to pick apart the GOP megabill
Republicans will face a plethora of votes putting them on the record regarding some of the most controversial pieces of their agenda.
Houthis successful targeting of US drones is hampering Trump’s mission to kill group’s senior leadership
In the month since the US launched a major military campaign targeting the Houthi rebel group in Yemen, the militants have successfully shot down at least seven multi-million-dollar American drones,
Trump’s Polling Is Sinking Fast
Don’t look now, but Donald Trump is in some of the worst polling territory of his time in power. And that’s saying something, as he’s never been on terribly firm ground. For most of his first term,
Trump Sends DOJ After Dems’ Money Machine
President Donald Trump has ordered the Justice Department to go after the Democratic fundraising juggernaut ActBlue. In a presidential memorandum signed Thursday, Trump ordered Attorney General Pam
Head of ICE tells newspaper the agency is planning to ‘surge’ during return to Mass.
Federal immigration officers are planning a return to Massachusetts to make more arrests after a January sweep, The Boston Herald reported Thursday. Todd Lyons, the acting director for U.S.
DOJ giving migrants 'no less than 12 hours' to say they intend to contest AEA removal
The DOJ is giving migrants who are given a notice of removal under the Alien Enemies Act "no less than 12 hours" to indicated that they intend to contest deportation.
Inside the Fiasco at the National Security Council
The national security adviser seemed at a loss. It fell to Michael Waltz to explain to handpicked members of his staff this month why the president had ordered their dismissal after a meeting with
Nessel says 12 anti-Israel vandalism cases appear coordinated
Police and FBI raids at three homes April 23 are part of an investigation into a string of vandalism cases involving pro-Palestinian, anti-Israel and antisemitic graffiti, Michigan Attorney General
New poll shows Americans fear crisis between Trump and courts
Two-thirds of Americans are worried about a constitutional crisis developing from the recent clashes between Donald Trump’s administration and the courts, an Elon University survey released Thursday
Democrats take fight to red districts as Republicans shirk town halls
At a town hall Thursday night, Rep. Greg Casar fielded questions about possible cuts to Medicaid, unequal funding in public schools and how Democrats were responding to President Donald Trump. But
Trump pardons Nevada politician who paid for cosmetic surgery with funds to honor a slain officer
President Donald Trump has pardoned a Nevada Republican politician who was awaiting sentencing on federal charges that she used money meant for a statue honoring a slain police officer for personal
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