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New Details Surrounding Sudden Death Of Former Biden Prosecutor Revealed
A Biden-appointed U.S. attorney, who resigned on President Donald Trump’s first day in office, had been battling epilepsy before she passed away in her sleep, her family disclosed this week. Jessica Aber, 43, formerly the top prosecutor in Virginia’s Eastern District, was found unresponsive at her Washington, D.C. home on Saturday. Police indicated that she…
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Trump Says China Agrees To ‘Fully’ Open Country’s Markets To US Businesses
President Donald Trump announced on Monday that China has agreed to “open itself up to American business” during trade discussions between Washington and Beijing on Saturday. Trump told reporters at the White House on Monday that the agreement was likely the most significant breakthrough to come out of the trade discussions. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent…
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Zelensky Ready To Accept Face-To-Face Talks With Putin After Trump Pressure
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has challenged Vladimir Putin to meet face-to-face in Istanbul, Turkey, this week, following President Donald Trump’s endorsement of the Russian leader’s proposal for talks ahead of any cease-fire. Zelensky announced he would be in the country on Thursday, escalating the diplomatic stakes after a weekend of intense maneuvering in which both…
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Trump Signs Executive Order To Cut Prescription Drug Prices By 30% To 80%
President Donald Trump promised to bring “FAIRNESS TO AMERICA!” by drastically lowering prescription medicine prices in an executive order he planned to sign Monday morning. Trump vowed to impose “most favored nation” pricing, which would reduce pharmaceutical and prescription medicine prices “almost immediately, by 30% to 80%,” in a Truth Social post Sunday night. “I…
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Trump Fires Top Copyright Official After Dismissing Library Of Congress Director
President Donald Trump’s administration dismissed the nation’s top copyright official just days after removing the Librarian of Congress. Shira Perlmutter, who led the U.S. Copyright Office—an agency under the Library of Congress—was abruptly terminated, according to Fox News. The U.S. Copyright Office told the outlet that Perlmutter had gotten an email from the White House which…
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Supreme Court Denies Request To Consider Climate Lawsuits
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to take up challenges of state and local lawsuits against oil companies that seek to compel them to compensate for alleged climate change-related damages. Energy-producing states, oil companies, and industry groups filed two challenges to waves of climate lawsuits. Critics assert that the states are using these lawsuits to impose…
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Trump Implementing Self-Deportation Plan For Illegal Migrants
President Donald Trump is preparing to implement a “self-deportation” plan for anyone in the U.S. illegally that will include a “free flight” to their home country and a cash stipend. Administration officials say the program is not only much more cost-effective for taxpayers, but far safer for federal immigration enforcement officers and their state law…
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AOC’s Constituents Complain About Absent ‘Rock Star’ Who’s ‘Done Nothing’
Frustration with Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is boiling over in her home district, as residents in Queens and the Bronx express growing resentment over what they see as her self-centered, high-profile political style that leaves local concerns neglected. Constituents told the New York Post they’re fed up with what they describe as lackluster service from her…
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Pope Leo XIV’s Brother Slams Nancy Pelosi After Calling Her A ‘Drunk’
Pope Leo XIV’s oldest brother defended his choice to share a social media post referring to California Rep. Nancy Pelosi as a “drunk c-t,” saying Monday, “I wouldn’t have posted it if I didn’t kind of believe it.” Louis Prevost did not apologize for the foul-mouthed comment hurled at the former House speaker while predicting…
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Officials: Democrats Face Arrest After Confrontation At ICE Facility In New Jersey
Several Democratic members of Congress may soon be facing arrest after allegedly assaulting law enforcement officials when they stormed an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility in New Jersey. In the altercation that was caught on camera, Congressmembers LaMonica McIver, Bonnie Watson Coleman, and Rob Menendez, along with Newark Mayor Ras Baraka, allegedly stormed the…
