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Democrat Files Impeachment Articles Against President Trump, Urges 25th Amendment Action
Rep. John Larson files new impeachment articles against President Trump and urges Cabinet to act under the 25th Amendment amid Iran conflict concerns.
President Trump Slams CNN After Pollster Highlights Record-Breaking Gas Price Disapproval
President Trump lashes out at CNN following pollster's remarks on his historic disapproval ratings amid soaring gas prices.
President Trump Bans CNN, Politico, MS NOW from White House Amid Media Clash
President Trump bans CNN, Politico, and MS NOW from the White House, escalating tensions with media over alleged false reporting.
GOP Governor Urges President Trump to ‘Man Up’ and Accept 2020 Election Loss
Former Kansas governor Bill Graves demands President Trump acknowledge his 2020 election defeat and stop spreading false claims.
US Institute of Peace Files Emergency Motion to Halt Trump Name Carving
The US Institute of Peace seeks to block President Trump’s plan to carve his name on its headquarters, sparking a new legal fight.
Massie, Khanna Secure 218 Signatures to Force House Vote on Epstein Files Act
Reps. Massie and Khanna announce they have secured 218 signatures to force a House vote on the Epstein Files Transparency Act II.
Jelly Roll’s Career Crumbles After Hostile Attacks on President Trump on Kimmel
Jelly Roll faces backlash and lost fans after using Jimmy Kimmel’s show to mock President Trump, sparking a sharp career decline.
Saudi Arabia Faces Largest Oil Threat as Iran-Backed Houthis Escalate Attacks
Saudi Arabia confronts unprecedented oil production risks as Iran-backed Houthis intensify attacks near vital Red Sea shipping lanes.
Unearthed Audio Reveals Abdul El-Sayed’s Past Healthcare Cost Admission
An old 2011 recording shows Abdul El-Sayed admitting his healthcare plan would raise costs for wealthier patients.
US Economy Hits Historic Milestones in 2025 Despite Public Pessimism
Poverty rate hits record low and median income peaks in 2025, yet most Americans remain skeptical about their finances.