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US President Donald Trump is proposing a big boost in defense spending

Employers Grow Worried About Staffing Shortages In The Next Year If Trump's Immigration Crack Down Continues

Majority of employers across industries are worried that the Trump admin's crack down on immigration will lead to staffing shortages within the next 12 months.

MAGA Calls to 'Revoke' Trump's Surgeon General Nomination Accusing Her of Getting 'the Covid Jab': 'Another MAHA Grifter'
Laura Loomer has incited calls for Trump to revoke his nomination of Casey Means for surgeon general, accusing her of previously receiving the COVID-19 vaccine.
Vance Urged to 'Stay Away' From New Pope Leo XIV After Last Visit With Pope Francis: 'Try Not to Kill This One'
If JD Vance hoped that getting a new pope would make everyone forget that the last one died hours after their meeting, he is in for a grave disappointment.
Trump Admits He Doesn't 'Know' His Surgeon General Pick Despite Nominating Her: RFK Jr 'Thought She Was Fantastic'
Trump defended his nomination of Dr. Casey Means as Surgeon General by acknowledging that he barely knows her, but that, "Bobby thought she was fantastic."

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Trump Reportedly Considering Fox News Host To Be Next Top D.C: Prosecutor Nominee

Donald Trump is reportedly eyeing former prosecutor and current Fox News host Jeanine Pirro to be the next nominee to become Washington D.C.'s next top prosecutor

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GOP Rep. Introduces Bill Seeking Death Penalty Eligibility For Migrants Who Commit Murder In The U.S.

Texas Rep. Morgan Luttrell has introduced a bill that would make migrants eligible for the death penalty if they commit murder in the U.S.

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Trump Dodges Question About AI Image of Pope Trump After Previously Claiming 'Catholics Loved It'

President Donald Trump was tight-lipped when asked about the AI-generated image of himself as the pope that he shared last week.

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Americans Share Mixed Reactions After New Pope Leo XIV Announced as First American Pope

News of a new pope thrilled US-based social media users, especially midwesterners, many of whom were not expecting to see their region represented in the Holy See.

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Most California Voters Say Governor Newsom Is Prioritizing Presidential Run Over State Issues: Survey

Confidence in Newsom's ability to represent California's interests in dealing with the Trump administration is divided, with just 14% saying they were "very confident" in him, according to a new poll

Florida Lawmaker Demands Transparency After Haitian Woman Dies in ICE Custody

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Two Trump Voters Say They Feel 'Betrayed' After Their Green Card Holder Son is Detained by ICE

An Argentine couple is saying they feel "betrayed and deceived" by Trump as their son, Agustin Gentile, a green card holder, faces deportation by ICE.

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Trump Says Slow Traffic at U.S. Ports 'Means We Lose Less Money'

Shipping data analyzed by Forbes this week revealed a significant drop in export volumes across nearly all major U.S. ports since tariffs were implemented in early April

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WW2 Veteran Calls Out Elon Musk Before Squashing a Tesla With a Tank: 'We've Crushed Fascism Before and We'll Crush It Again'

A 98-year-old World War II veteran flattened a Tesla with a Sherman tank in protest to Elon Musk's growing political influence.

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Trump Withdraws Nomination Of Embattled Candidate For Top D.C. Prosecutor Who Praised a Nazi Sympathizer

Donald Trump is pulling the nomination of Ed Martin to be the top prosecutor of Washington D.C. after a key Republican senator said he wouldn't support him

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Key GOP Senator Says Trump's 'Beautiful Bill' is 'Doomed To Fail': 'We're Not Even Close'

Republican Senator Ron Johnson said President Donald Trump's "big, beautiful" reconciliation bill is "doomed to fail" and that he won't support it as it is

Fetterman Slams Own Democratic Party for ‘Scolding’ Voters and Calling

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Sen. Fetterman's Mental Health Under Scrutiny Again After Reported Outburst At Meeting With Union Officials

The mental health of Democratic Senator John Fetterman is under scrutiny again after reports surfaced of an outburst during a meeting with union officials

U.S. Latino Leaders Sound the Alarm on Low Voter Turnout: ‘We’re Missing a Big Chunk of Our Community

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Latino Leaders Seek To Engage Voters And Increase Turnout: 'We're Missing On a Big Chunk Of Our Community'

The Hispanic Access Foundation hosted its 5th annual Latino Advocacy Week, seeking to raise awareness about the power of the group and untapped opportunities.

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Education Secretary Blasted as 'Illiterate' for Threatening Harvard With Letter Riddled With Grammatical Errors: 'Writes Like a 3rd Grader'

Education Secretary Linda McMahon is facing ridicule online for chastising Harvard University with a letter full of grammatical errors.

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Chris Cuomo Tears Into 'Coward' Republican After Bailing Minutes Before Live Interview: 'What a Punk A-- Move'

Chris Cuomo railed against Sen. John Kennedy for abruptly bailing on a scheduled live interview, accusing him of being too afraid to face tough questions.

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Border Patrol Chief Says Agency Is Ready for Cartels: 'Better Look Out'

Border Patrol Chief Mike Banks says the agency is fully prepared for increased cartel activity as the Trump administration touts recent declines in illegal crossings and fentanyl seizures.