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Chaffetz Among Noem Successors Eyed by Trump Allies
President Donald Trump is standing by Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem for now, but behind the scenes, Trump allies are floating possible successors as the
Pres. Trump to Newsmax: ‘I’ve Chosen a Very Good Person to Head the Fed’
President Donald Trump broke major economic news Thursday night while celebrating first lady Melania Trump, telling Newsmax he will name the next Federal Reserve chair
Alcaraz-Zverev, la diretta. In palio la finale degli Australian Open
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ACA Sign-Ups Dip by 1M After Pandemic Subsidy Expires
Affordable Care Act marketplace enrollment slipped for 2026 after temporary federal premium subsidies expired, with about 23 million people selecting coverage in the annual sign-up
First Lady: ‘Melania’ Doc ‘Emotional,’ ‘Cinematic’
First lady Melania Trump premiered her self-produced documentary “Melania” at the Trump-Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C., on Thursday night ahead of
Hamas emerges as ‘ultimate spoiler’ in Gaza plan as Trump insists terror group will disarm
President Donald Trump and his Middle East envoy, Steve Witkoff, said Thursday they believe Hamas will disarm under a U.S.-backed Gaza ceasefire plan as it
Trump declares national emergency over Cuba, threatens tariffs on nations that supply oil to communist regime
President Donald Trump on Thursday declared a national emergency via an executive order over Cuba, accusing the communist regime of aligning with hostile foreign powers
Trump warns UK it’s ‘very dangerous’ to do business with China after Starmer’s Beijing meeting
President Donald Trump warned the U.K. Thursday against strengthening ties with China, hours after Prime Minister Keir Starmer met President Xi Jinping in Beijing to
Trump administration eases sanctions on Venezuelan oil industry after Maduro’s capture
The Trump administration announced Thursday it was easing sanctions on the Venezuelan oil industry, as the U.S. aims to ramp up production in the South
Trump Sues IRS, Treasury Dept. for $10B Over Tax Return Leak
President Donald Trump on Thursday sued the Internal Revenue Service and Treasury Department for $10 billion over the disclosure of his tax returns to the
Clinton Contempt Vote Set for Next Wednesday
The House of Representatives will be voting next Wednesday on whether to hold former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in
Trump Threatens Tariffs on Any Country Selling Oil to Cuba
President Donald Trump on Thursday signed an executive order that would impose a tariff on any goods from countries that sell or provide oil to
More Minn. Prosecutors Might Quit Over Shooting Cases
Federal prosecutors in Minnesota are warning that additional resignations could be imminent amid growing internal disputes over how two fatal shootings are being handled, CBS
Rubio revokes Iranian officials’ US travel privileges over deadly protest crackdown killing thousands
Secretary of State Marco Rubio recently revoked Iranian senior officials and their family members’ privilege to travel to the U.S., citing ongoing oppression by the
80-year-old lottery winner sentenced for bankrolling $400M drug empire from cottage with son
Authorities announced Wednesday that an elderly man, who used his 2010 lottery winnings to run a drug empire from his cottage alongside his son and
Chaffetz Among Noem Successors Eyed by Trump Allies
President Donald Trump is standing by Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem for now, but behind the scenes, Trump allies are floating possible successors as the
DOJ Awards $1M to Whistleblower in Car Auction Fraud
The Antitrust Division of the Department of Justice announced it is rewarding a whistleblower $1 million for providing information that exposed a $16 million car
Sen. Mullin to Newsmax: Local Cooperation With ICE Is Key in Minneapolis
Sen. Markwayne Mullin, R-Okla., told Newsmax on Thursday that disputes over cooperation with Immigration and Customs Enforcement are fueling enforcement problems in Minneapolis, saying local
White House Expects Panama Court to Void Port Deal
The White House expects Panama’s Supreme Court to cancel a major port concession tied to the Panama Canal, a move the administration sees as a
