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Trump Targets Maryland Over Potomac Sewage Spill, Cites Infrastructure Failures
White House Blames State Leaders for River Crisis President Donald Trump says he will not let what he calls Democratic infrastructure failures damage the Potomac River or the Washington, D.C., water supply. The White House accused Maryland leaders of mismanaging wastewater systems after a January pipe rupture released an estimated 240 million gallons of raw sewage into the river. White…
DHS Spokeswoman Tricia McLaughlin to Leave Trump Administration Next Week
McLaughlin Exits After Defending Trump’s Immigration Policies Tricia McLaughlin, the Department of Homeland Security’s Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs, will leave the Trump administration next week, Fox News has confirmed. She has been a strong defender of the administration’s immigration enforcement operations. DHS Secretary Kristi Noem confirmed the departure on X. She praised McLaughlin for her “exceptional dedication, tenacity, and…
Indian vs English Culture, Language & People Compared
Explore the differences between Indian and English culture, language, traditions, and people. A detailed comparison of lifestyle.
Trump Holds Off Endorsement as Fiery GOP Senate Primary Kicks Off in Texas
President Trump Remains Neutral Ahead of Early Voting President Donald Trump has chosen not to endorse any candidate in Texas’ hotly contested Republican Senate primary. Speaking to reporters on Air Force One, he said, “I just haven’t made a decision on that race yet. I like all three of them.” Trump was referring to incumbent Sen. John Cornyn, Texas Attorney…
Psaki Joins Democrats in Call for Epstein File Transparency After Biden Era Silence
Former White House Press Secretary Highlights Global Web Former White House press secretary Jen Psaki has drawn renewed attention to Jeffrey Epstein’s sex-trafficking case. Speaking on MS Now, she described a sprawling international network linked to Epstein, including politicians, business figures, and Hollywood elites. “It’s Trump, yes. But it’s also wealthy elites across the globe,” Psaki said. “They believe they…
Iran Shows Nuclear Progress in Geneva While Trump Demands Full Dismantlement
Tehran and Washington Advance Talks Amid Tensions Negotiators from the United States and Iran met in Geneva, moving closer to what Tehran called the start of a potential framework. Meanwhile, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said the sides agreed on several guiding principles. They will now begin drafting text for a possible deal and exchange proposals before a third round…
Trump Criticizes AOC’s Munich Performance as ‘Bad Look for the U.S.’
President Calls Out Foreign Policy Gaffes President Donald Trump said Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s answers at the Munich Security Conference reflected poorly on the United States. The New York lawmaker, also considered a potential 2028 presidential candidate, faced criticism for stalling on questions and making geographic errors. Trump highlighted two examples: AOC hesitated for nearly 20 seconds when asked if the…
Dr. Oz Exposes $100 Billion Medicaid Fraud in Minnesota
Oz Blames ‘Weaponization of Fraud’ CMS Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz called Medicaid fraud in Minnesota “weaponized” during an interview on The Katie Miller Podcast. He estimated that fraud nationwide reaches roughly $100 billion. Oz said state officials sometimes exploit federal programs for political favors, creating opportunities that voters cannot easily see. Political Patronage Drives Enrollment Oz explained that state health…
Sen. Mike Lee Pushes Talking Filibuster for SAVE Act, Challenges Democrats to Block Vote
Lee Calls for Old-Fashioned Floor Filibuster Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah, is encouraging Senate Republicans to revive the traditional talking filibuster as he seeks a vote on the Safeguarding American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act. The legislation would require proof of U.S. citizenship to register to vote in federal elections. Lee challenges Democrats to physically hold the Senate floor if they want…
Search for Missing Arizona Woman Enters Third Week, Family Cleared as Suspects
Pima County, Arizona – Authorities have cleared the family of 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie as possible suspects. Police emphasized that the family has cooperated fully and are victims in this case. “Suggesting otherwise is wrong and cruel,” said the Pima County Sheriff’s Office. Sheriff Chris Nanos added that law enforcement must protect victims and speak out against online attacks targeting innocent…
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Trump Targets Maryland Over Potomac Sewage Spill, Cites Infrastructure Failures
White House Blames State Leaders for River Crisis President Donald Trump says…
DHS Spokeswoman Tricia McLaughlin to Leave Trump Administration Next Week
McLaughlin Exits After Defending Trump’s Immigration Policies Tricia McLaughlin, the Department of…
Trump Holds Off Endorsement as Fiery GOP Senate Primary Kicks Off in Texas
President Trump Remains Neutral Ahead of Early Voting President Donald Trump has…
Psaki Joins Democrats in Call for Epstein File Transparency After Biden Era Silence
Former White House Press Secretary Highlights Global Web Former White House press…
Iran Shows Nuclear Progress in Geneva While Trump Demands Full Dismantlement
Tehran and Washington Advance Talks Amid Tensions Negotiators from the United States…
Ireland Introduces First Ever Basic Income Program for Artists
Ireland Launches Basic Income for Artists The Irish government has announced a new scheme that will provide artists with a weekly payment of €325 (£283). This program, called the Basic…
