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Senior US prosecutor resigns, citing demand to probe Biden-era contract
A top prosecutor in DC’s US attorney’s office resigned Tuesday after refusing to help launch an investigation into a Biden administration environmental contract. Read More.
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NY rep wants Trump’s birthday to be new federal holiday: ‘Founder of America’s Golden Age’
GOP US Rep. Claudia Tenney says she has introduced legislation to merge the existing annual Flag Day commemoration with the president’s birthday for a new combined holiday to be celebrated June 14 — calling Trump “the most consequential President in modern American history. Read More.
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Trump Administration Dismisses Hundreds of FAA Employees Amid Plane Crash
In a significant move, the Trump administration has initiated the dismissal of several hundred Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) employees. Read More.
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Trump administration blasts ‘unprecedented assault’ on its power in first Supreme Court appeal
President Donald Trump will ask the Supreme Court to allow him to fire the head of a government ethics watchdog agency in the first appeal from his litigious second term to reach the nation’s highest court. Read More.
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German Prosecutors Tell ’60 Minutes’ That An Insult Is A Crime. JD Vance Blasts ‘Orwellian’ Law.
Vice President JD Vance blasted a trio of German prosecutors who said during an interview with “60 Minutes” that insults — both in person and online — are illegal in their country. Read More.
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Trump Agriculture pick confirmed as president racks up Cabinet wins
President Donald Trump secured two more Cabinet confirmations on Thursday, including his pick to lead the Department of Agriculture (USDA), Brooke Rollins. Read More.
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Trump praises Musk's 'force of super-geniuses' seen entering the IRS as DOGE sets next target
President Donald Trump praised Elon Musk and his army of 'super-geniuses' at the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) as they investigate the federal government for waste and fraud. Read More.
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Some federal workers are ‘getting wealthy at taxpayer expense,’ says Elon Musk, whose companies have received at least $20 billion from the government
World’s richest man and government official Elon Musk accused federal workers of unfairly getting rich off the taxpayer’s dime, citing, without evidence, “quite a few” with a net worth of tens of millions of dollars. Musk’s own companies have accepted over $20 billion in taxpayer funds in the form of contracts, tax breaks, and other subsidies. Read More.
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Trump says he has spoken to Putin and agreed to negotiate Ukraine ceasefire
US secretary of defence Pete Hegseth says Ukraine would have to cede territory, alarming Kyiv and European allies Read More.
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Chuck Schumer Creates Tip Line For Aspiring Brownshirts. It Backfires In Spectacular Fashion.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) claimed on Monday that he had created a portal for “whistleblowers” who wanted to help root out “corruption, abuses of power,” and other egregious oversteps made by people in power. Read More.
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'Free speech and transparency': White House launches Rumble account as social media presence grows
'We are extremely proud that Rumble is now a small part of White House outreach,' Rumble's CEO says Read More.
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South African Opposition Sues over Expropriation Bill After Trump’s Criticism
The leading South African opposition party, the Democratic Alliance (DA), has filed a lawsuit in a provincial court against the Expropriation Act, which U.S. President Donald Trump criticized in an executive order last week. Read More.
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Fauci Museum Exhibit Funding Canceled: DOGE
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services canceled a museum exhibit for Dr. Anthony Fauci, former director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), tech billionaire Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) said on Friday. Read More.
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Texas bans DeepSeek, RedNote, other Chinese apps from government devices
Texas Republican Gov. Greg Abbott has issued an executive order banning Chinese-owned artificial intelligence and social media apps from all state-issued devices, citing security concerns over data harvesting. The move expands previous bans on TikTok and reflects growing tensions over foreign-owned technology in the U.S. Read More.
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