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Justice Department Takes Action: Challenge to Trump’s Transgender Military Ban Gains Momentum
Recently, the Justice Department took a big step by filing a complaint against U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes. This move ... Read more
Trump Dismisses Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman: What This Means for National Security
President Donald Trump made a surprising move by firing Air Force Gen. CQ Brown Jr. from his position as chairman ... Read more
AP Files Lawsuit Against Three Trump Officials: A Battle for Freedom of Speech
The Associated Press (AP) has taken legal action against three officials from the Trump administration. They filed a lawsuit in ... Read more
Democrats Express Outrage Over DOGE, Ukraine, and More in a Heated Senate Marathon
In Washington, D.C., Senate discussions turned heated late into the night over a budget resolution put forth by Republican lawmakers. ... Read more
Senate Pulls All-Nighter: GOP Budget Advances Amidst Democratic Opposition
Senators pulled an all-nighter in Washington, working through a crucial budget process that could release a massive $340 billion for ... Read more
European Troops and U.S. Support: Navigating the Challenges of Ukraine’s New Defense Strategy
LONDON (AP) — As the U.S. and Russia advance in talks about the war, Ukraine’s presence is still missing. Meanwhile, ... Read more
Senate Moves Closer to Confirming Kash Patel as Trump’s Controversial FBI Director
On Thursday, the Senate will vote on whether to confirm Kash Patel as the new FBI director. This decision is ... Read more
Trump Champions Plan to Distribute DOGE Savings to American Citizens: How It Could Impact Your Wallet
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump recently shared an interesting idea about saving money for Americans. At an investment conference ... Read more
Trump Contemplates Purchasing Used Planes for Air Force One Amid Boeing Delays: What It Means for National Security
President Donald Trump is thinking about buying used Boeing planes for Air Force One. He’s frustrated with Boeing’s delays in ... Read more
IRS Set to Cut 7,000 Jobs: What This Means for Probationary Workers Starting Thursday
Starting Thursday, the IRS will let go of about 7,000 employees across the country. This impacts mainly new workers, those ... Read more
