Ranchers Say ICE Raids Are Delaying Thousands of Cattle
The warning landed on my desk with a quiet thud.
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The Trump administration says it cannot comply with a judge’s order to name everyone who has seen a legal memo tied to fatal boat attacks in the Caribbean.
Read the full story →The government may put a military execution on a livestream, and Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin says people can simply choose not to watch.
Read the full story →Kimberly Guilfoyle’s private travel is now part of a question about public trust: did Greek businessmen pay for luxury trips as she used her role as U.S.
Read the full story →Katie Zacharia’s first job in federal public affairs lasted about two months.
Read the full story →Gas prices, a war, and tariffs were on the table.
Read the full story →President Donald Trump has asked the Supreme Court to revive a lawsuit against Hillary Clinton that a federal judge dismissed and that cost Trump and one of.
Read the full story →President Donald Trump thinks he should have won the Nobel Peace Prize. Not once. Eight times.
Read the full story →A donor says Kimberly Guilfoyle asked him to pay a $100,000 credit card bill and offered access to senior Trump administration officials in return.
Read the full story →A retiree could lose $2,152 a year in Social Security payments by 2034 under a new report’s projection. That is not a cut already approved or set to happen.
Read the full story →Navi Pillay won the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday.
Read the full story →Trump placed himself above Abraham Lincoln. In a new YouGov poll, 48% of Americans rated him a failure as president.
Read the full story →A Maryland governor was kept from speaking at an event about jobs in his own state. President Donald Trump blocked Democratic Gov.
Read the full story →Republicans have spent time protecting Max Miller’s political future, even as their work on household costs has stalled. That contrast is hard to miss.
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