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Tensions are running high within the GOP as party infighting hampers basic legislative functions, from funding homeland security to extending surveillance powers. Meanwhile, Trump continues to make headlines with provocative threats, such as pulling troops from Germany, reflecting a broader struggle over U.S. foreign policy and immigration enforcement. As the party navigates these internal conflicts, the implications for upcoming elections and policy directions are significant, especially with key primaries and budget decisions on the horizon.
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Nancy Sinatra knocks Trump over 'My Way' postNancy Sinatra criticized President Trump for sharing a video of her father, Frank Sinatra, singing 'My Way,' calling it sacrilegious and expressing her disapproval on social media.
Trump says Israel did not talk him into Iran strikesTrump asserts that Israel did not persuade him to initiate military action against Iran, countering claims that Netanyahu influenced his decision-making regarding strikes.
Trump's approval rating sinks to second term low: PollPresident Trump's approval rating has dropped to a new low for his second term, with only 37 percent of Americans approving of his performance, largely due to dissatisfaction with his economic management.
Thanks to Trump, the Catholic vote is now up for grabsTrump's miscalculation about the loyalty of Catholic voters highlights a shifting dynamic in American politics, suggesting that this demographic may no longer be a reliable support base for him.
Kash Patel Sues The Atlantic for $250 Million Over Article Claiming Excessive DrinkingKash Patel is suing The Atlantic for $250 million, alleging defamation over claims of excessive drinking, while The Atlantic has dismissed the lawsuit as 'meritless.'
Supreme Court stays out of parental rights caseThe Supreme Court has opted not to hear a case from Massachusetts parents who argued that school officials must obtain parental consent before facilitating their child's name and pronoun changes, citing a violation of their 14th Amendment rights. This decision follows the court's previous dismissal of a similar case.
Maryland to become first state to ban 'dynamic pricing' in grocery storesMaryland is set to become the first state to prohibit 'dynamic pricing' in grocery stores, a move celebrated by Governor Wes Moore as a significant consumer protection measure.
House Democrat: 'Trump is not well'Rep. Daniel Goldman criticized President Trump, asserting that his mental state is concerning enough that his advisers limited his involvement in military operations, highlighting a significant lack of trust in his decision-making capabilities.
Why is Trump cutting energy aid during an oil price shock?Trump's potential elimination of the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) amid rising oil prices could lead to increased utility shut-offs and heightened human suffering for vulnerable populations.