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Hillary Clinton condemns ‘terrible’ Trump assassination attempt, but he should try to ‘calm the waters’
Hillary Clinton says she reacted in “horror” to the second apparent assassination attempt against Donald Trump, calling it a “terrible thing,” but denounced the former president for continuing to “throw red meat out there to get people riled up.” “This is such a terrible thing to happen twice in our country in a relatively short…
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Shutdown anxiety rises on Capitol Hill amid Trump chaos
Washington is growing increasingly worried about the potential for a government shutdown — and what devastation it could bring…
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Trump’s plan to ‘take over’ Gaza Strip confuses GOP lawmakers
President Donald Trump’s vague vow that the United States will “take over the Gaza Strip” is sparking quick pushback, and confusion, among some of his key allies in the Senate GOP. Trump provided no details during a press conference on Tuesday with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about how the United States would acquire the land…
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Senate confirms Bondi for Attorney General
President Donald Trump’s nominee for attorney general, Pam Bondi, was confirmed by the Senate Tuesday evening, 54-46. Bondi, a staunch Trump loyalist, will now assume the role of top federal prosecutor. She is poised to be a key figure in efforts to transform the Department of Justice…
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The Josh Fourrier Show3 months ago
DOOMSDAY: Trump won, now what?
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Economy3 months ago
Fed moves to protect weakening job market with bold rate cut
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Economy3 months ago
It’s still the economy: What TV ads tell us about each campaign’s closing message
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Economy3 months ago
Harris dismisses Trump as ‘not serious’ on the economy in BLN interview
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Politics3 months ago
Donald Trump wants Americans to hate Kamala Harris — but he’s failing
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Economy3 months ago
Biden touts economic gains, acknowledges a long way to go
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Politics3 months ago
Democrats express concern over Gaetz pick
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Politics3 months ago
RFK Jr.’s bid to take himself off swing state ballots may scramble mail-in voting