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Judge Rules Against Trump Administration’s ‘Secret Law’ on Fatal Caribbean Boat Strikes
A federal judge orders the Trump administration to justify withholding a key legal memo on deadly Caribbean boat strikes.
Leaked Messages Reveal Sen. Fetterman’s Secret MAGA Fundraising Ties
Leaked texts expose Sen. John Fetterman secretly fundraising with MAGA Republicans, raising questions about his Democratic loyalty.
Sen. John Kennedy Rebuked After Insulting Jack Smith at Senate Hearing
Sen. John Kennedy faces scolding after telling former special counsel Jack Smith, “you make me want to throw up in my mouth” during Judiciary hearing.
Trump’s False Claim About Winning California Flatly Debunked Again
President Trump falsely insists he would have won California if not for a 'crooked' system, despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary.
Trump Launches Midterm Campaign Amid Plummeting Approval on Economy and Cost of Living
President Trump’s approval on handling the economy sinks as he and VP Vance rally GOP voters in tough midterm races.
Judge Orders Mamdani Administration to Cancel Pied-à-Terre Tax Notices in Wake of Legal Challenge
A judge has ruled that the Mamdani administration must cancel current pied-à-terre tax notices and restart the process after legal issues emerged.
Defying Trump Has Given Carney a Popular Mandate to Transform Canada
Canada's Prime Minister Carney gains strong public support after distancing from President Trump, setting bold tech and climate goals.
Florida Faces Economic Fallout Amid Trump’s Canadian Trade War
Florida’s economy is feeling the heat as President Trump’s trade war with Canada disrupts key industries and supply chains.
Senate Passes Major Overhaul of College Sports Rules to Streamline Governance
The Senate has approved a comprehensive reform of college sports rules aimed at improving governance and athlete protections nationwide.
Trump Claims ‘Best Poverty Numbers Ever,’ Economists Offer Stark Reality Check
President Trump touts record-low poverty, but economists say data tells a more complex and troubling story.