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The admiral hands over leadership of the command overseeing the Trump administration’s submarine strikes
Doral, Fla. (AP) — The U.S. Navy admiral overseeing military operations in Latin America handed over command responsibilities Friday as ...
The House votes to repeal Trump’s order and restore bargaining rights for federal workers
WASHINGTON (AP) — About two dozen House Republicans joined Democrats Thursday in passing a bill that would restore collective bargaining ...
Analysis—13-letter words tripping Trump
By Tim Reid, Nandita Bose and Nathan Lane WASHINGTON, Dec 11 (Reuters) – President Donald Trump’s repeated derision of the ...
ICE threatens Trump with family separation, indefinite detention to meet deportation targets
By Ted Hayson and Christina Cook WASHINGTON, Dec 11 (Reuters) – An email from U.S. immigration officials presented Kelly and ...
The US bank regulator says big banks are engaging in ‘debanking’ of unscrupulous industries
By Pete Schroeder WASHINGTON, Dec 10 (Reuters) – The nine biggest U.S. banks in the past banned some controversial industries ...
WTF? Embracing profanity is one thing both political parties seem to agree on
WASHINGTON (AP) — As he shook President Barack Obama’s hand and pulled him up for what he considered private, Vice ...
Trump’s return to mega rallies is a flop
Donald TrumpThe midterm reboot was considered a triumphant return for the political heavyweight. After Democrats saw impressive gains in off-year ...
A Wisconsin judge has refused to recuse himself as requested by Trump’s former attorney
Madison, Wis. (AP) – A Wisconsin judge on Tuesday refused to recuse himself as requested by a former lawyer for ...
12 FBI agents fired for kneeling in racial justice protest to get their jobs back
WASHINGTON (AP) — Twelve former FBI agents who took a knee during the 2020 racial justice protest in Washington sued ...
The Republican-controlled Supreme Court considers granting the Project 2025 will
The conservative Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025 Blueprint called the 1935 Supreme Court precedent “ripe for revisiting — and perhaps soon.” ...
