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Trump hails court ruling allowing White House to restrict AP access
President Trump celebrated a federal appeals court’s ruling that allows the White House, for now, to restrict The Associated Press (AP) from the Oval Office and other limited spaces when reporting on the commander-in-chief. “Big WIN over AP today,” Trump wrote on Truth Social on Friday…
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House conservatives wants to strip out language zeroing out ICE’s budget…
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The president pressed Republicans to unify and forge ahead with a party-line budget maneuver called reconciliation to fund certain immigration agencies…
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