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Grand conspiracy investigation into Obama-era officials gains steam in South Florida

The Justice Department’s widening South Florida-based investigation into an alleged high-level conspiracy to target President Donald Trump is putting renewed pressure on a pair of Trump’s adversaries, with classified transcripts of a congressional interview of former CIA Director John Brennan headed to prosecutors and former FBI Director James Comey under subpoena. The developments come as […]

Trump congratulates Nissan over domestic manufacturing initiative

President Donald Trump congratulated Nissan on Wednesday for committing to producing and selling more cars in the United States, touting his use of tariffs for the domestic manufacturing boom. “Wow! Congratulations to Nissan, and Christian Meunier, Americas Chairman, on the tremendous success they are having in the U.S.,” he wrote on Truth Social. “They have […]

Trump takes his case on Iran directly to the voters

President Donald Trump is set to give his most extended public remarks explaining the Iran war and updating voters on its progress in a televised address on Wednesday night. Trump’s speech, announced Tuesday night by White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt as “an important update on Iran,” comes amid questions about whether the war is […]

Everyone knew that Kristi Noem’s marriage was unconventional. ‘No one in their wildest dreams imagined this’

Welcome to Wednesday’s edition of Washington Secrets. Today we talk to Trump world insiders about exactly who knew what about Kristi Noem’s marriage, and we run the rule over this year’s (thin) crop of April Fools’ gags … The story was shared around White House staffers’ and former officials’ phones seconds after it was published […]

Shutdown narrative could be avoided if Republicans ‘gritted their teeth’: Guy Benson

Washington Examiner columnist Guy Benson said Democrats’ “internal politics” are to blame for the partial government shutdown, arguing that Democrats have a desire to “posture” opposition to President Donald Trump and Immigration and Customs Enforcement. “We had the record-breaking government shutdown last year and now another new government shutdown thanks to Democrats this year because […]

Iran launches mass text-based recruitment drive, including minors, to join targeted security forces

After suffering severe losses in Operations Epic Fury and Roaring Lion, Iran launched a massive text message-based recruitment campaign to shore up its forces amid growing fears of a U.S. ground invasion. Over the past week, Tehran has sent out mass text messages to the Iranian populace, urging them to join the fight against “the […]

Disneyland honors 100-year-old WWII veteran who witnessed iconic Iwo Jima flag raising

A 100-year-old World War II veteran who witnessed one of the most iconic moments in U.S. history was honored Tuesday at Disneyland Park. Charles Cram, a Los Angeles native, served as a Navy pharmacist’s mate — now known as a corpsman — providing lifesaving care to Marines during World War II. He was among those […]

Debate rages over special presidential chair in Supreme Court as Trump watches arguments

President Donald Trump will sit in the courtroom while the Supreme Court hears oral arguments on birthright citizenship. According to the National Park Service, the courtroom has a designated chair among the officers of the court in the event of a president or another dignitary visiting the court.  Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Harmeet […]

Alex Vindman raises $8.2 million in Senate bid as Florida Democrats feel momentum

Retired Army Lt. Col. Alex Vindman has raised $8.2 million in his Democratic bid to represent Florida in the Senate, a significant haul that Democrats say signals renewed energy in a state long dominated by Republicans, according to newly reported campaign figures. Vindman, 49, a former National Security Council official who gained national attention as […]

Mike Johnson invites UK royals to give joint address to Congress on 250th year of independence

Speaker of the House Mike Johnson (R-LA) has formally invited the United Kingdom’s constitutional monarch, King Charles III, to deliver an address to a Joint Meeting of Congress during the monarch’s upcoming visit to the United States, framing the moment as part of the nation’s 250th anniversary celebrations. In a letter sent on behalf of […]
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