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Justice Department overwhelmed by 5.2 million-document Epstein review
The Justice Department has extended its review of records tied to Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, pushing the number of documents under scrutiny to roughly 5.2 million as federal officials race to comply with a law requiring their release. According to a person familiar with a letter sent to U.S. attorneys, the ballooning review has…
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Justice Department admits newly found Epstein files will delay disclosure for weeks
The Justice Department acknowledged on Wednesday that it will miss a congressionally imposed...
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Democrats hold the line, dismissing Trump’s threats as the shutdown stretches into its third week
As the third week of the government shutdown drags on, Democrats remain defiant, rejecting...
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U.S.: Government shutdown deepens with jobs at risk and no deal in sight
The U.S. federal government officially shut down Wednesday after negotiations collapsed, leaving...
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Trump uses decades-old maneuver to block $4.9B in foreign aid approved by Congress
President Donald Trump has taken the unprecedented step of canceling $4.9 billion in foreign aid already approved by Congress, using a rarely invoked maneuver that effectively sidesteps the legislative...
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Trump accuses Schumer, Democrats of ‘extortion’ over Senate nominee blockade
President Donald Trump unleashed a fierce attack on Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer Wednesday, claiming Democrats are engaging in “extortion” by delaying the confirmation of hundreds of...
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‘GO TO HELL’ – Trump snaps at Schumer amid collapse of Senate nominee deal
What began as promising bipartisan negotiations in the Senate collapsed dramatically Saturday night after President Donald Trump intervened, derailing a deal that could have confirmed dozens of his nominees....
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Trump tax law to add $3.4 trillion to deficit, leave over 10M uninsured by 2034 – Budget Office reveals
A new report from the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) reveals that President Donald Trump’s tax and spending legislation, signed into law on July 4, will increase federal deficits by $3.4 trillion...
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Senate passes Trump’s tax and spending bill after 50-50 deadlock, Vance breaks tie
In a dramatic overnight showdown that tested Republican unity, the Senate narrowly passed President Donald Trump’s sprawling tax and spending plan early Tuesday, with Vice President JD Vance casting...
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Senate Republicans struggle to unite behind Trump’s sweeping tax and spending bill
As the clock ticked into Tuesday morning, the U.S. Senate found itself entrenched in a grueling overnight session, with Republican leaders scrambling to salvage consensus around President Donald Trump’s...
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Concerns raised over Trump’s plan to dismantle U.S. Education Department
Concerns have emerged over President Donald Trump’s move to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education after signing an executive order on Thursday. The order pushes forward a long-standing conservative...
