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Trump's First 100 Days: Voters Still Back US President
US President Donald Trump has come racing out of the gates in his second term in office, slashing government agencies, launching trade wars with friends and foes alike and even taking on the judiciary over his immigration crackdown.
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Sharp Escalation In Trump vs Harvard, Lawsuit Flags Serious Violations
Harvard sued US President Donald Trump's administration Monday in a sharp escalation of the fight between the prestigious university and the Republican, who has threatened its funding and sought to impose outside political supervision.
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New Mexico Man Arrested In Arson Attacks On Tesla Cars, Firebomb On Showroom
Jamison Wagner, 40, who lives in the city, in the western state of New Mexico, was also charged over a firebomb attack that hit an office of the state's Republican Party last month.
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Who Is Cory Booker, Democrat Who Slammed Trump's Policies In 25-Hour Senate Speech
Senator Cory Booker, who took hold of the Senate floor Monday night and held onto it Tuesday as he railed against President Donald Trump's Republican agenda, once found common ground with the president during his first term.
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Trump Vs Media: Main Legal Battles
Donald Trump's attacks on traditional media have intensified since his return to the White House, with the Republican president repeatedly badmouthing journalists critical of his administration, restricting access and bringing lawsuits.
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US SEC Holds Crypto Task Force Roundtable as Trump Plans Regulatory Revamp
The US SEC's crypto task force held its first public meeting with experts to discuss if crypto assets should come under securities laws. Republican SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce is leading the task force, which is charged with developing rules and guidance for crypto.
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Trump Brings The Bling With Oval Office Makeover
The Republican has decked out the inner sanctum of the US presidency with gilded trophies and gold-plated, Trump-branded coasters, and filled almost every available inch of wall space with portraits of his predecessors.
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US Government Erases Minorities From Websites, Policies
The Republican billionaire made it one of his first acts in office to terminate all federal government diversity, equity and inclusion programs.
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Trump Says Yemen's Houthis To Be "Annihilated", Warns Iran To Stop Aid
The Republican referenced reports that Iran "has lessened its intensity on Military Equipment and General Support" for the Huthis, though added "they are still sending large levels of Supplies."
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Donald Trump Considering Deal From Oracle To Run TikTok In US? What We Know
Some Republicans and China hawks remain sceptical, insisting any deal keeping TikTok's technological backbone under Chinese control would be an inadequate response to security threats.
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Love And Loathing For Donald Trump In Longest Ever Congress Speech
On the Republican side of the chamber, the president's jabs were met with repeated standing ovations and chats of "USA! USA!"
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How Democrats, Republicans Reacted To Trump-Zelensky Clash
Reactions to an extraordinary Oval Office clash between US President Trump, Vice President JD Vance and visiting Ukrainian leader Zelensky on Friday laid bare America's political divisions on the grinding 3-year conflict between Ukraine and Russia.
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US Lawmakers Warn China Could Use Elon Musk To Influence Trump
The Republican and Democratic leaders of the US House of Representatives' select committee on China warned that Beijing may try to exert leverage with Elon Musk in a bid to win more favorable US policies, and Washington must counter any such effort.
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Musk Shreds Ukraine's Zelensky Over Old Vogue Shoot "While Kids Were Dying"
Republican Congresswomen Lauren Boebert and Texas Congresswoman Mayra Flores had previously questioned the optics of the shoot, given the significant American aid being provided to Ukraine.
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US Senate Moves Forward With Tulsi Gabbard's Nomination For Intelligence Chief
With the backing of 52 Senate Republicans, Gabbard is expected to be confirmed as the nation's top intelligence official soon. Forty-six Democrats opposed her nomination, and two senators were absent during the vote.
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Trump's First 100 Days: Voters Still Back US President
US President Donald Trump has come racing out of the gates in his second term in office, slashing government agencies, launching trade wars with friends and foes alike and even taking on the judiciary over his immigration crackdown.
-
Sharp Escalation In Trump vs Harvard, Lawsuit Flags Serious Violations
Harvard sued US President Donald Trump's administration Monday in a sharp escalation of the fight between the prestigious university and the Republican, who has threatened its funding and sought to impose outside political supervision.
-
New Mexico Man Arrested In Arson Attacks On Tesla Cars, Firebomb On Showroom
Jamison Wagner, 40, who lives in the city, in the western state of New Mexico, was also charged over a firebomb attack that hit an office of the state's Republican Party last month.
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Who Is Cory Booker, Democrat Who Slammed Trump's Policies In 25-Hour Senate Speech
Senator Cory Booker, who took hold of the Senate floor Monday night and held onto it Tuesday as he railed against President Donald Trump's Republican agenda, once found common ground with the president during his first term.
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Trump Vs Media: Main Legal Battles
Donald Trump's attacks on traditional media have intensified since his return to the White House, with the Republican president repeatedly badmouthing journalists critical of his administration, restricting access and bringing lawsuits.
-
US SEC Holds Crypto Task Force Roundtable as Trump Plans Regulatory Revamp
The US SEC's crypto task force held its first public meeting with experts to discuss if crypto assets should come under securities laws. Republican SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce is leading the task force, which is charged with developing rules and guidance for crypto.
-
Trump Brings The Bling With Oval Office Makeover
The Republican has decked out the inner sanctum of the US presidency with gilded trophies and gold-plated, Trump-branded coasters, and filled almost every available inch of wall space with portraits of his predecessors.
-
US Government Erases Minorities From Websites, Policies
The Republican billionaire made it one of his first acts in office to terminate all federal government diversity, equity and inclusion programs.
-
Trump Says Yemen's Houthis To Be "Annihilated", Warns Iran To Stop Aid
The Republican referenced reports that Iran "has lessened its intensity on Military Equipment and General Support" for the Huthis, though added "they are still sending large levels of Supplies."
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Donald Trump Considering Deal From Oracle To Run TikTok In US? What We Know
Some Republicans and China hawks remain sceptical, insisting any deal keeping TikTok's technological backbone under Chinese control would be an inadequate response to security threats.
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Love And Loathing For Donald Trump In Longest Ever Congress Speech
On the Republican side of the chamber, the president's jabs were met with repeated standing ovations and chats of "USA! USA!"
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How Democrats, Republicans Reacted To Trump-Zelensky Clash
Reactions to an extraordinary Oval Office clash between US President Trump, Vice President JD Vance and visiting Ukrainian leader Zelensky on Friday laid bare America's political divisions on the grinding 3-year conflict between Ukraine and Russia.
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US Lawmakers Warn China Could Use Elon Musk To Influence Trump
The Republican and Democratic leaders of the US House of Representatives' select committee on China warned that Beijing may try to exert leverage with Elon Musk in a bid to win more favorable US policies, and Washington must counter any such effort.
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Musk Shreds Ukraine's Zelensky Over Old Vogue Shoot "While Kids Were Dying"
Republican Congresswomen Lauren Boebert and Texas Congresswoman Mayra Flores had previously questioned the optics of the shoot, given the significant American aid being provided to Ukraine.
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US Senate Moves Forward With Tulsi Gabbard's Nomination For Intelligence Chief
With the backing of 52 Senate Republicans, Gabbard is expected to be confirmed as the nation's top intelligence official soon. Forty-six Democrats opposed her nomination, and two senators were absent during the vote.
