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Elon Musk leaves White House with black eye amid drug use bombshell

Musk denies New York Times drug use report, says he's 'not really leaving'

Trump bids odd farewell to Musk saying he's 'not really leaving'

Elon Musk's exit from the Trump administration marked by controversy over alleged drug use and unusual black eye, with Musk pledging to remain an adviser despite stepping down.

Supreme Court greenlights Trump to revoke 500,000 migrants’ parole

Court allows Trump to strip legal status from half a million migrants

Supreme Court rulings favor Trump administration by allowing the revocation of humanitarian parole protections for over 500,000 immigrants, enabling continued mass deportation efforts.

Trump fires National Portrait Gallery director over DEI support

Smithsonian museum director terminated for woke politics

Trump ousts National Portrait Gallery chief for partisan activism

President Trump fires the National Portrait Gallery director for promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), signaling a crackdown on woke policies in cultural institutions.

Trump slams China for tariff deal breach as trade deficit tumbles

U.S. trade deficit narrows sharply on import plunge

Markets dip after Trump warns China on tariff pact violation

Trade tensions escalate as President Trump accuses China of violating tariff agreements, while U.S. trade deficit plunges sharply due to collapsing imports, impacting global markets.

Biden’s first public speech since cancer diagnosis sparks attention

Biden jokes he could ‘beat the hell out of’ book authors on mental decline

Biden speaks at Memorial Day event after cancer news

Former President Joe Biden makes first public remarks since announcing cancer diagnosis, showing determination but drawing scrutiny over his cognitive and physical condition.

PBS sues Trump administration to block funding cuts

Public broadcasters challenge Trump’s executive order over funding

NPR and PBS file lawsuits against Trump over federal defunding

PBS and other public broadcasting entities sue the Trump administration over funding cuts, citing censorship and targeting due to editorial choices.

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs ex-assistant testifies to abuse claims

Trump weighs pardon for ‘Diddy’ amid ongoing sex trafficking trial

‘Diddy’ case drama: defense grills ex-assistant over rape claim

Sex trafficking trial of Sean 'Diddy' Combs sees explosive testimonies and legal maneuvers, alongside Trump's openness to considering a pardon if convicted.

Ernst shrugs off Medicaid fears: 'We all are going to die'

GOP senator’s morbid remarks on Medicaid cuts stir outrage

Senator Ernst’s cold response to Medicaid death concerns ignites firestorm

Republican Sen. Joni Ernst faces backlash for dismissing Medicaid cuts as inevitable, sparking widespread criticism amid fierce debates over the GOP budget bill.

DHS names 500 sanctuary cities facing federal funding loss

Trump administration marks sanctuary jurisdictions on watchlist

Sanctuary city crackdown escalates with official lists released

Homeland Security publishes list of sanctuary cities violating federal immigration laws, threatening to cut federal funding to jurisdictions defying enforcement.

Salmonella outbreak linked to recalled cucumbers expands

Dozens sickened as recalled cucumbers spread salmonella

Health officials warn as salmonella outbreak grows

Multiple salmonella outbreaks linked to recalled cucumbers spread across many states, triggering recalls and health warnings.

Trump administration axes $3.7 billion in clean energy grants

DOE cancels massive loan portfolio for clean tech projects

Energy Dept. pulls plug on billions in Biden-era green funds

Trump’s administration cancels billions in clean energy and manufacturing project grants, signaling a shift away from previous investments in green technologies.

Jamie Dimon warns US bond market could crack

Dimon sounds alarm on internal economic threats, not China

JPMorgan chief urges US to fix own economy amid China concerns

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon issues dire warnings about the U.S. bond market and the internal threats posed by economic pressures and debt levels.

Trump lashes out at courts and Federalist Society over tariff rulings

Federal courts block Trump’s tariffs; legal battle rages

Trump doubles down after tariff court losses

Controversy erupts as federal courts and the Trump administration battle over tariffs; meanwhile, Trump rails against conservative allies and judiciary setbacks.

Government employee arrested for trying to leak classified info

DOJ charges IT specialist with espionage attempt

FBI probes impersonation of White House chief of staff

Investigation and arrests of government employees attempting to share classified information with foreign governments highlight ongoing insider threat concerns.

ICE ramps up arrests at courthouses amid crackdown

Trump administration releases list of sanctuary cities

Supreme Court backs Trump’s move to end parole protections

Trump’s immigration crackdown intensifies with increased ICE arrests including courthouse raids, bans on sanctuary cities, and restrictions on immigration programs.

Trump flips on Nippon Steel deal to celebrate merger

Trump rallies in Pittsburgh backing Japanese takeover of US Steel

Lobbying floods as Nippon Steel pursues US Steel acquisition

Japan's Nippon Steel acquisition of U.S. Steel gains President Trump’s support despite previous opposition, signaling a significant manufacturing shift.

PBS sues Trump over executive order cutting funds

Public media fights back against Trump funding slashes

PBS and other public broadcasters sue Trump administration over federal funding cuts, raising concerns of political censorship and threats to public media.

Sean ‘Diddy’ ex-assistant details chaotic work and abuse

Prosecution and defense clash over sex abuse claims in Combs trial

Trump mulls pardon for rapper with trial underway

The Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs sex trafficking trial unfolds with emotional testimony from former assistant alongside intense defense challenges.

Senator Ernst shrugs off Medicaid concerns with chilling remark

Ernst’s 'we’re all going to die' comment sparks outrage

Senator Joni Ernst draws fire for dismissive comments about Medicaid cuts at town hall, highlighting deep partisan divisions over healthcare policy.

JPMorgan’s Dimon warns bond market ‘crack’ is coming

Dimon: US biggest threat is ‘enemy within’, not China

Jamieson Dimon, JPMorgan CEO, warns about looming U.S. bond market crisis and internal economic dangers, questioning China's role as the main threat.

Top lawmaker questions Trump’s pardon ‘favors’ amid spree

Trump’s pardon spree fuels corruption concerns

Critics slam Trump’s pardons as undermining justice system

Controversy surrounds Trump’s use of pardons, raising questions about corruption and favoritism within the justice system.

FBI probes scheme impersonating White House chief of staff

Cybersecurity alert as WH chief’s identity used in fake messages

Privacy and online security concerns rise as FBI investigates impersonation attempts targeting White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles.

Republican town halls flooded with criticism over Medicaid cuts

GOP lawmaker hits back after push to end military aid to Israel

Senate Republicans defend Trump budget despite backlash

Growing unrest as GOP town halls face fierce criticism over Trump-backed budget bill involving major Medicaid and SNAP cuts.

SCOTUS allows Trump to end legal status for 500,000 migrants

Legal win for Trump as court backs migrant parole revocation

Judiciary clears Trump to strip immigrant protections temporarily

Supreme Court rulings clear way for Trump administration to revoke parole status for over 500,000 migrants, a controversial move with broad immigration impact.

Judge questions future of search amid AI rise in Google case

US and Google clash in climactic antitrust showdown

DOJ pushes to break Google’s internet monopoly in court

Federal courts weigh significant antitrust case as Google battles U.S. Justice Department over internet monopoly amid pivotal AI developments.

Trump administration expands social media checks for Harvard visas

White House continues crackdown on foreign students amid Harvard battle

Federal judge blocks Trump’s Harvard student visa ban temporarily

Political flashes with Trump targeting universities, suggesting expanded social media vetting of visitors and intensifying fights over immigration and student visas.