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The president’s emergency appeal on his mail ballot order is poised to test a 20-year-old Supreme Court principle that was intended to avoid chaos before elections.
The president declared himself the winner of another tournament, leading to renewed allegations of cheating.
Trump's executive orders target the Smithsonian Institution, arguing exhibits prioritize decolonization and DEI over patriotic American history.
The U.S. president said late Sunday that he had called off "the biggest attack since WWII" so that talks could resume. Iran said Monday that no talks were planned.
By expanding the arena of fighting in the region, experts say, Tehran sent a warning about the dangers of a widening war.
MS NOW’s Nicolle Wallace aired “some of the contortions that Trump has forced some of his most rabid followers to make, in their own words.”
The Trump family has shot itself in the foot with its legal gambit against Capital One. The top bank revealed in a new court filing that its anti-money laundering experts had reviewed the Trump Organization’s accounts before it decided to close the company’s accounts.
Trump Media launched Truth API on Saturday, allowing early access to posts from prominent Truth Social accounts, including President Donald Trump's.
Tehran has not responded to the suggestion that new talks are imminent. Trump has previously said a negotiated end to the war is close, only for strikes to resume.
President Donald Trump will watch the entire MAGA movement crumble if Democrats take control of the House and Senate in upcoming midterm elections, said conservative influencer Dave Rubin. Appearing on the Hang Out with Sean Hannity podcast, Rubin predicted “completely bananas” infighting on the right that he compared to “rats jumping from a ship.”
The Park Service is supposed to seek ways to reduce such “adverse effects” on historic sites under the National Historic Preservation Act. But the arch is expected to move forward with little change given that Mr. Trump has shown no interest in the most obvious remedies — scaling down the project, or building it somewhere else.
Data shows the President underwater in every swing state, according to new polling three months before the midterms.