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Musk’s Black Eye at Oval Farewell Sparks Guesswork

Elon Musk Dodges Drug Use Queries... Amid Oval Chaos

Trump Lauds Musk’s Efforts... Says He’s Not Really Leaving

Elon Musk's turbulent departure from the Trump administration draws public attention amid reports of his black eye and drug use accusations, while Trump praises his work and hints at continued collaboration.

SCOTUS Clears Path to Deport 500K Biden-Era Migrants

Supreme Court Allows Trump to End Migrant Parole Program

The U.S. Supreme Court approves the Trump administration's move to revoke temporary protected status for over half a million migrants, allowing the deportation of those from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela.

Trump Slams China for ‘Total Violation’ of Trade Deal

Trade Tensions Flare: Trump Calls Out China’s Deal Breach

President Trump accuses China of violating the recently negotiated trade truce, escalating tensions and sparking concerns over tariffs and trade relations between the two countries.

PBS Sues Trump to Stop Federal Funding Cuts

Public TV Fights Trump Funding Ax in Court

PBS Joins NPR in Legal Battle Over Trump Defunding Order

PBS files a lawsuit against President Trump’s administration to block the effort to cut federal funding for the public broadcaster, following similar legal action by NPR.

Trump Fires National Portrait Gallery Director Over DEI

Smithsonian Portrait Chief Out as Trump Clamps Down on DEI

Trump Axes Art Director for ‘Highly Partisan’ Agenda

President Trump fires the director of the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery citing partisan bias and support for diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives.

Ernst Shrugs Off Medicaid Cuts: ‘We All Are Going to Die’

‘We’re All Going to Die’; GOP Senator Defends Medicaid Slash

Iowa Senator Faces Heat for Callous Medicaid Remarks

Senator Joni Ernst faces backlash for dismissing concerns about Medicaid cuts by stating 'we all are going to die,' highlighting GOP tensions over the 'Big Beautiful Bill'.

Salmonella Outbreak Spreads... Linked to Recalled Cucumbers

Dozens Sickened Across 18 States in Salmonella Scare

Cucumbers Recall Linked to Growing Salmonella Cases

An expanding salmonella outbreak linked to recalled cucumbers infects dozens across multiple states, prompting health warnings and recalls to contain the foodborne illness.

Israeli Strikes Kill At Least 14 in Gaza

Airstrikes Devastate Gaza as Ceasefire Talks Stall

Gaza Death Toll Rises Amid Israeli Bombing Campaign

Israeli airstrikes continue to pound Gaza Strip, killing at least 14 civilians amid ongoing conflict with Hamas and stalled ceasefire talks.

Trump Celebrates U.S. Steel-Nippon Steel Deal in PA Rally

US Steel Partnership With Nippon Steel Backed by Trump

Steel Merger Gets Trump’s Nod at Pittsburgh Event

President Trump holds a rally to celebrate the U.S. Steel and Nippon Steel merger, signaling a shift in his trade and industrial policies despite previous opposition.

FBI Probes Fake White House Chief of Staff Scam

Impersonation of WH Chief of Staff Sparks Federal Inquiry

Authorities Investigate Suspected White House Staff Impersonator

The FBI launches an investigation into attempts to impersonate White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, targeting lawmakers and business executives with fraudulent communications.

NYPD Under Scrutiny in Crypto Kidnapping Probe

Bitcoin Torture Case: Two NYPD Detectives Investigated

New York City detectives are under investigation for their potential involvement in a brutal Bitcoin kidnapping case highlighting rising crypto-related crime.

‘M*A*S*H’ Star Loretta Swit Dies at 87

Emmy-Winning Loretta Swit Passes Away at 87

Television Icon Loretta Swit Dead at 87

Veteran actress Loretta Swit, renowned for her role as Major Margaret 'Hot Lips' Houlihan on the TV series 'M*A*S*H,' has died at age 87, remembered for her Emmy-winning career.

Wildfire Smoke from Canada Chokes Upper Midwest

Canada’s Wildfire Smoke Wafts Into U.S. Airspace

Air Advisories Issued as Canadian Smoke Hits Midwest

Smoke from widespread wildfires in Canada drifts into parts of the U.S. Midwest, causing air quality concerns and health advisories.

CDC Keeps Covid Shots for Healthy Children on Schedule

Covid Vaccines Remain Recommended for Kids, CDC Confirms

Health Agency Upholds Covid Shots for Healthy Kids

The CDC maintains Covid-19 vaccinations for healthy children on its immunization schedule despite challenges and changing recommendations.

Trump Open to Pardoning Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs if Convicted

President Trump Won’t Reject Diddy Pardon Possibility

Trump Defers on Pardon for Rap Star Amid Trial

President Trump does not rule out pardoning rapper Sean 'Diddy' Combs amid ongoing federal sex trafficking trial and potential conviction.

Ex-Assistant Reveals Trauma in Diddy Sex Trafficking Case

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ Ex-Staff Testifies on Abuse Allegations

Former Assistant Says PTSD Haunts Time with Diddy

New allegations and testimonies emerge in rap mogul Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ sex trafficking trial with his former assistant detailing alleged abuse and PTSD.

PBS & Minnesota Public TV Sue Trump Over Funding Cuts

Trump Faces Legal Challenge From Public Broadcasters

PBS and Minnesota public TV stations jointly sue the Trump White House over an executive order aiming to end federal funding for public broadcasting.

Musk Exits Government Role Leaving Unfinished Cuts

Elon Musk Leaves White House Role But Vows Continual Work

Tesla CEO Elon Musk ends his controversial tenure as head of Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency amid mixed reactions and claims of uncompleted projects.

Federal Courts Clash Over Trump’s Tariffs

Tariff Rulings Stir Confusion and Market Jitters

Federal courts remain engaged in a legal battle over President Trump’s import tariffs, with differing rulings causing market uncertainty and political uproar.

USDA Worker Charged in $66M Food Stamp Fraud

Feds Crack Down on Major SNAP Fraud Ring

Widening investigation probes a massive $66 million food stamp fraud involving a U.S. Department of Agriculture employee and multiple co-conspirators.

Tornado Wrecks Kentucky Community: At Least One Dead

Severe Storms Leave Fatalities and Injuries in Kentucky

Fatal Tornado Tears Through Rural Kentucky

At least one dead and multiple injured after severe weather including tornadoes ravages parts of Kentucky, causing widespread damage.

Trump Blasts Federalist Society in Court Feud

President Fires Shots at Judicial Groups Amid Setbacks

Trump Lashes Out at Court Ruling Critics

President Trump continues to attack judicial institutions and conservative groups over setbacks in court, amidst ongoing efforts to reshape the legal landscape.

Trump Lists ‘Sanctuary Jurisdictions’ That Could Lose Aid

DHS Publishes Names of Sanctuary Cities Under Fire

The Trump administration targets sanctuary cities with a public list of jurisdictions allegedly obstructing federal immigration enforcement, threatening funding cuts.

Trump Hosts Musk Farewell at White House Press Event

President Trump holds an Oval Office rally and press conference marking Elon Musk’s official departure from his role at the Department of Government Efficiency.