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WATCH LIVE: Leavitt holds press briefing with Kennedy and Rollins

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt will hold a press briefing on Wednesday at 11 a.m. TRUMP WEIGHING ‘RANGE OF OPTIONS,’ INCLUDING MILITARY FORCE, TO ACQUIRE GREENLAND Leavitt will appear with Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins for what she called a “major MAHA Announcement.” Kennedy is […]

First look at wall of buoys installed in river at Texas border

EXCLUSIVE — The Trump administration on Tuesday began laying a wall of buoys in the Rio Grande, which serves as the international boundary between the United States and Mexico. The Washington Examiner was the only news outlet on the ground in Brownsville, Texas, on Tuesday morning as contractors laid the first of 538 miles-worth of massive, […]

Boeing hit with $10 million lawsuit from pilot alleging ‘scapegoating’ in door plug incident

Boeing is facing a multimillion-dollar lawsuit from the pilot of the plane that was federally investigated after its door plug panel fell off mid-air during a 2024 flight. The incident involving the Alaska Airlines plane went viral that year, with the National Transportation Safety Board later determining that four bolts meant to secure the door […]

Warren sends $400,000 to state Democratic parties ahead of midterm elections

Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) is sending $400,000 to 23 state Democratic parties several months in advance of the 2026 midterm elections. The sizable donation is intended to fund the Democratic Party’s political infrastructure. Warren hopes Democrats can keep up the momentum after their major election victories last year. The progressive senator said it’s better to […]

Halligan ordered to defend not giving up US attorney job despite being disqualified 

A federal judge in Virginia ordered on Tuesday the lawyer appointed to serve as an interim U.S. attorney in the state to explain why she continues to appear to hold the position despite court findings that she lacked the authority to sit in the role. U.S. District Judge David Novak of Richmond gave Lindsey Halligan […]

Senate GOP warms to Maduro deputy after Trump snubs Venezuela opposition

Senate Republicans are cautiously following the lead of President Donald Trump on Venezuela, keeping an open mind to interim leader Delcy Rodriguez despite her years as ex-dictator Nicolas Maduro’s deputy. Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD), part of the Gang of Eight, was briefed Monday on the capture of Maduro and is, for now, trusting […]

Trump’s desire for a Nobel Peace Prize is complicated by Venezuela drama

President Donald Trump has made it no secret that he covets a Nobel Peace Prize. He consistently touts his work as “president of peace,” negotiating multiple deals around the world. He even appeared at the FIFA World Cup drawing last month to personally accept the inaugural peace prize from the organization after he was rejected […]

Trump administration might get rid of DC traffic cameras

Significant changes could be coming to the roads of Washington, D.C., as the Trump administration is considering removing traffic cameras throughout the nation’s capital. The Department of Transportation is proposing an initiative that would halt the use of traffic enforcement cameras on the streets of Washington, D.C., according to Politico. The decision to do so […]

Democrats walk Venezuela tightrope as some praise Maduro’s ouster

Among the blistering condemnations from Democrats for President Donald Trump’s ouster of Nicolás Maduro is a quieter concession from critics that Venezuela is better off without the former dictator in power. Despite staunch conviction against the surprise U.S. military operation Democrats liken to an illegal act of war without a long-term strategy, some see a silver […]

Democrats mark Jan. 6 without making it a midterm rallying cry

Five years after the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol, Democrats marked the day but made clear it will not serve as the centerpiece of their 2026 midterm messaging. Democratic strategists say the approach reflects a recalibration driven by voter priorities rather than any diminished view of the day’s significance, as inflation, housing costs, and […]
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