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Trump Seeks $88 Billion In Extra Funding, Mostly For Iran War
US President Donald Trump asked Congress on Wednesday for nearly $88 billion in extra spending, most of it to cover the cost of the Iran war, at a moment of growing unease in both parties over the conflict and its political price.
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"Lying To American Public": Pete Hegseth Under Fire In Congress Over Iran War
Making his first appearance before Congress since the Trump administration went to war against Iran, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faced withering questioning Wednesday.
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Amid Trump-Starmer Feud, King Charles Urges US Congress To "Stay United"
Britain's King Charles III urged the United States on Tuesday to stand firm with its Western allies, as strains over Iran and Ukraine risk undermining transatlantic ties facing their most serious test in years.
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"Violence Will Never Succeed": King Charles On Trump Assassination Bid
Britain's King Charles III condemned political violence as he delivered a rare address to the US Congress on Tuesday, days after an alleged attempt on the life of President Donald Trump at a nearby event.
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From Fights To Suicides: What 911 Calls Reveal About ICE Camp
ICE operations across the nation have roiled communities, separated families and created a culture of fear.
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Republicans Defend Iran Strikes As Democrats Push For War Powers Vote
US President Donald Trump's Republicans insisted on Monday that the attack on Iran was fully within his authority as commander in chief, while Democrats said the administration has not made its case and planned a war powers vote this week.
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US Congress Plans To Block Trump From Attacking Iran Amid Tensions
The US Congress could vote as soon as next week on whether to block President Donald Trump's ability to strike Iran without lawmakers' approval, as the US military prepares for a potential serious conflict with Iran if diplomatic efforts fail.
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US Immigration Officials Grilled By Congress Over Trump Crackdown
The heads of US immigration agencies faced heavy criticism in Congress Tuesday as they defended President Donald Trump's mass deportation drive and fielded questions about the fatal shootings of two protesters in Minneapolis.
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Republicans Eye 'Trump-palooza' Convention Ahead Of US Midterms
US President Donald Trump's Republican Party has taken a step closer to staging a highly unusual party convention to prop him up and sell his message to voters ahead of crucial midterm elections in November.
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Major MAGA Figure Quits US Congress After Falling Out With Trump Over Epstein
Marjorie Taylor Greene, an influential figure of the far right, said she had "always been despised in Washington DC and never fit in."
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Clay Higgins Is Only House Member To Vote Against Releasing Epstein Files. Here's Why
Both Democrats and Republicans alike readied for a unanimous House vote Tuesday to pass a bill to force the release of the case files on the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. But in the end, one lawmaker stood alone in opposition: Clay Higgins
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Donald Trump Signs Bill To End Longest US Government Shutdown In History
United States President Donald Trump on Wednesday signed a government funding bill, which ended the record 43-day-long shutdown.
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Congress Passes Key Bill To End Longest Government Shutdown In US History
A deal to end the longest government shutdown in US history cleared Congress, after the House of Representatives voted to restart disrupted food assistance, pay hundreds of thousands of federal workers and revive the air-traffic control system.
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John F Kennedy's Grandson Launches Congress Bid For New York Seat
John F Kennedy's grandson Jack Schlossberg will seek a seat in the US House of Representatives, he said in a social media announcement that highlighted the soaring cost of living while attacking the White House.
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Trump Commutes Sentence Of Former Republican George Santos In Fraud Case
US President Trump commuted the sentence of disgraced former Republican lawmaker George Santos, who was convicted of committing wire fraud and identity theft to splurge on lavish vacations and Botox injections with funds stolen from campaign donors.
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Trump Seeks $88 Billion In Extra Funding, Mostly For Iran War
US President Donald Trump asked Congress on Wednesday for nearly $88 billion in extra spending, most of it to cover the cost of the Iran war, at a moment of growing unease in both parties over the conflict and its political price.
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"Lying To American Public": Pete Hegseth Under Fire In Congress Over Iran War
Making his first appearance before Congress since the Trump administration went to war against Iran, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faced withering questioning Wednesday.
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Amid Trump-Starmer Feud, King Charles Urges US Congress To "Stay United"
Britain's King Charles III urged the United States on Tuesday to stand firm with its Western allies, as strains over Iran and Ukraine risk undermining transatlantic ties facing their most serious test in years.
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"Violence Will Never Succeed": King Charles On Trump Assassination Bid
Britain's King Charles III condemned political violence as he delivered a rare address to the US Congress on Tuesday, days after an alleged attempt on the life of President Donald Trump at a nearby event.
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From Fights To Suicides: What 911 Calls Reveal About ICE Camp
ICE operations across the nation have roiled communities, separated families and created a culture of fear.
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Republicans Defend Iran Strikes As Democrats Push For War Powers Vote
US President Donald Trump's Republicans insisted on Monday that the attack on Iran was fully within his authority as commander in chief, while Democrats said the administration has not made its case and planned a war powers vote this week.
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US Congress Plans To Block Trump From Attacking Iran Amid Tensions
The US Congress could vote as soon as next week on whether to block President Donald Trump's ability to strike Iran without lawmakers' approval, as the US military prepares for a potential serious conflict with Iran if diplomatic efforts fail.
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US Immigration Officials Grilled By Congress Over Trump Crackdown
The heads of US immigration agencies faced heavy criticism in Congress Tuesday as they defended President Donald Trump's mass deportation drive and fielded questions about the fatal shootings of two protesters in Minneapolis.
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Republicans Eye 'Trump-palooza' Convention Ahead Of US Midterms
US President Donald Trump's Republican Party has taken a step closer to staging a highly unusual party convention to prop him up and sell his message to voters ahead of crucial midterm elections in November.
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Major MAGA Figure Quits US Congress After Falling Out With Trump Over Epstein
Marjorie Taylor Greene, an influential figure of the far right, said she had "always been despised in Washington DC and never fit in."
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Clay Higgins Is Only House Member To Vote Against Releasing Epstein Files. Here's Why
Both Democrats and Republicans alike readied for a unanimous House vote Tuesday to pass a bill to force the release of the case files on the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. But in the end, one lawmaker stood alone in opposition: Clay Higgins
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Donald Trump Signs Bill To End Longest US Government Shutdown In History
United States President Donald Trump on Wednesday signed a government funding bill, which ended the record 43-day-long shutdown.
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Congress Passes Key Bill To End Longest Government Shutdown In US History
A deal to end the longest government shutdown in US history cleared Congress, after the House of Representatives voted to restart disrupted food assistance, pay hundreds of thousands of federal workers and revive the air-traffic control system.
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John F Kennedy's Grandson Launches Congress Bid For New York Seat
John F Kennedy's grandson Jack Schlossberg will seek a seat in the US House of Representatives, he said in a social media announcement that highlighted the soaring cost of living while attacking the White House.
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Trump Commutes Sentence Of Former Republican George Santos In Fraud Case
US President Trump commuted the sentence of disgraced former Republican lawmaker George Santos, who was convicted of committing wire fraud and identity theft to splurge on lavish vacations and Botox injections with funds stolen from campaign donors.
