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The political landscape is increasingly fraught with tensions as the Justice Department's inquiry into E. Jean Carroll raises questions about the motivations behind prosecutorial actions against Trump’s accusers. Meanwhile, military aggression towards Iran underscores the U.S.'s precarious position in the region, even as domestic issues like immigration policy and AI taxation demand attention. With bipartisan calls for judicial oversight and support for Ukraine, the narrative reveals a government grappling with both internal divisions and external threats, making it clear that the stakes are high on multiple fronts.
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‘An unmitigated s--t show fever dream’: Louisiana enters election chaosLouisiana's election landscape has been thrown into turmoil after Governor Jeff Landry postponed the House primaries following a Supreme Court ruling on redistricting, prompting confusion among voters and candidates alike while raising concerns over the integrity of the electoral process.
Ex-Florida GOP lawmaker convicted of secretly lobbying for VenezuelaFormer Florida GOP lawmaker David Rivera was convicted of conspiracy and other crimes related to a covert lobbying effort for the Venezuelan government, violating the Foreign Agents Registration Act.
Mullin defends WHCA dinner security perimeter, says Secret Service ‘performed their job’Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin praised the Secret Service for their effective response during the shooting incident at the White House Correspondents' Association dinner, asserting that the security measures successfully prevented the gunman from accessing the venue.
Live updates: Trump tells Congress Iran ceasefire stopped 60-day clock, calls War Powers Act unconstitutionalPresident Trump asserts that the ceasefire with Iran has paused the 60-day deadline mandated by the War Powers Act, labeling the act itself as unconstitutional in a letter to Congress.
Treasury Department tells US ships not to pay Hormuz tolls to IranThe Treasury Department has issued a warning to U.S. shippers against paying tolls to Iran for passage through the Strait of Hormuz, indicating that such actions could lead to sanctions. This advisory highlights the U.S. government's stance on Iranian shipping demands.
Trump formally tells Congress Iran ceasefire counts against 60-day deadlinePresident Trump has notified Congress that the ongoing ceasefire with Iran extends the 60-day deadline mandated by the War Powers Act, effectively altering the timeline for military engagement.
Watch live: Trump seeks to sell economic agenda in speech to seniorsTrump is addressing seniors in Florida to promote his economic agenda, emphasizing his 'No Tax on Social Security' measure as part of his strategy for the upcoming 2026 midterm elections.
Platner pulls out of all primary debates after Mills exits Maine Senate raceGraham Platner has withdrawn from all Democratic primary debates for the Maine Senate race following the exit of his main rival, Gov. Janet Mills, signaling a shift in the competitive landscape of the race against Republican Sen. Susan Collins.
Trump suggests War Powers Act unconstitutional as Iran war hits 60 daysTrump's assertion that the War Powers Act is unconstitutional comes as the Iran conflict reaches a critical 60-day mark, raising questions about presidential authority in military engagements without congressional approval.