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    What damage could RFK Jr. do to America’s public health system? This doctor explains her concerns

    05:35

  • ‘Ability to underestimate Trump’ is biggest takeaway for Dems after election: Vanity Fair reporter

    07:07

  • Trump trying to ‘do away with every check and balance’ ahead of second term: Leibovich

    05:07

  • America ‘should be worried’ that Trump may use DOJ as his ‘personal law firm’: Fmr. PA Rep.

    06:57

  • Could Ukraine become Trump’s Afghanistan of foreign policy? Fmr. CIA officer explains

    05:05

  • New Trump chief of staff is ‘one and only guardrail’ to stop him from going off the tracks: Omarosa

    06:09

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Mulvaney says Trump’s Gaza Strip proposal ‘wasn’t him’

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Former White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney, who served in President Trump’s first administration, said he was puzzled to hear the president lay out a proposal for the United States to take control of the Gaza Strip. “It wasn’t him. It was not his language,” Mulvaney said in an interview on NewsNation’s “Blue Light News…
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Trump meets with Newsom, Abbott

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President Trump on Wednesday met with California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) and Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) at the White House, to discuss fire recovery and border security efforts. The Golden State was recently ravished by wildfires that destroyed Los Angeles homes and challenged local firefighters who combated flames amidst issues obtaining water…
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Former USAID leaders speak out against Trump’s attempt to dismantle agency

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A group of former administrators of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) joined on Wednesday to issue a sharp rebuke of the Trump administration’s efforts to dismantle the agency. In a joint statement, five former administrators who “served different presidents and voted for different political parties” stressed the global importance of the agency and…
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