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Donald Trump Reports Over $1 Billion in Cryptocurrency Earnings During First Year of Second Term
Financial disclosures reveal President Donald Trump earned over $1 billion from cryptocurrency-related business ventures during his first year in office, prompting both public interest and a defense from the White House regarding ethics.
Donald Trump Unveils Limited Edition ‘Patriot Passport’ for Nation’s 250th Anniversary
Donald Trump has launched a special 'Patriot Passport' featuring his portrait to mark the U.S. 250th anniversary, sparking both praise and criticism.
Former Trump Security Adviser John Bolton Admits to Improper Handling of Classified Files
John Bolton has pleaded guilty to the illegal retention of classified documents, a move that could help him avoid prison time while closing a legal chapter linked to his 2020 memoir.
Donald Trump to Commemorate US 250th Anniversary at Mount Rushmore
President Donald Trump will headline an Independence Day celebration at Mount Rushmore as part of a series of events marking America's 250th anniversary.
Trump Calls for Investigation into Major Oil Companies Over Fuel Prices
President Donald Trump has ordered a probe into major oil companies, accusing them of overcharging drivers despite dropping wholesale oil prices.
Trump Seeks $87 Billion for Iran Conflict Amid Legislative Friction
President Trump has requested nearly $88 billion in federal funding, largely to support military operations in Iran, despite receiving a formal rebuke from Congress regarding his war strategy.
Will Republicans accept Trump’s claims regarding Iran?
Hosts discuss Donald Trump's push to convince Republicans that his policy on Iran is effective, while also looking at a rise in socialist-leaning candidates in New York.
Mamdani-supported candidates sweep New York Democratic primaries
A surge of candidates backed by Mayor Zohran Mamdani won key New York Democratic primaries, defeating incumbents like Dan Goldman and signaling a leftward shift in the party.
US Congress Challenges Trump on Iran Conflict with Historic War Powers Vote
In a historic bipartisan move, the US Senate has voted to compel President Trump to end military actions in Iran, marking the first time Congress has utilized the War Powers Resolution in this manner.
Alan Greenspan, Longtime Federal Reserve Chair, Dies at 100
Alan Greenspan, the former US Federal Reserve chair who guided the economy through four presidencies, has died at 100 due to complications from Parkinson’s disease.