Category: News
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U.S. and Iran’s Fragile Two-Week Ceasefire Raises Questions About Hormuz, Next Steps in Conflict
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With less than two hours before the deadline, President Trump announced the two-week suspension of U.S. bombing — calling it a “double-sided ceasefire.” The president said the move came after backchannel talks — and a ten-point proposal from Iran — aimed at a longer-term peace deal.
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Election Expert Claims Trump’s Executive Order for Mail-In Voting Violates Constitution
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WASHINGTON ,D.C. – After the President signed an executive order to reshape mail-in voting, Michigan, New York, Pennsylvania and several other states recently filed lawsuits challenging the President’s executive order. President Donald Trump claims there’s fraud in mail in voting, despite a lack of evidence of widespread voter fraud. Election experts said the President lacks the authority to change election laws.
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Trump, Hegseth Lean Into Religious Messaging in War with Iran
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – In a press briefing with the President and other top administration officials on Monday, the President said God is on the side of the United States in their war with Iran. Religious scholars said they’ve noticed an increase in religious rhetoric coming from our top officials.
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Trump Suspends Attacks on Iran Hours Before Deadline to Reopen Strait of Hormuz
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Roughly two hours before a major deadline to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, President Trump announced he will suspend any bombing or attacks on Iran for two weeks.
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Coordinated, Dramatic, “Incredibly Dangerous” Mission Results in Success, U.S. Special Forces Rescue Wounded Airman Deep Inside Iran
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On Sunday, the dramatic two-day search and rescue for a missing airman in Iran came to a successful close after an extremely risky, yet highly coordinated, operation in hostile territory.
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Jeffries Calls on Speaker to End Recess Early Amid DHS Shutdown
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D- NY) is calling on the Speaker to bring the House back to DC, so Congress can finish funding for DHS. Congress is on a two-week break while the Department remains shutdown.
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U.S. Fighter Jet Shot Down Over Iran in Escalatory Attack by Regime
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The attack is the first of its kind since the conflict broke out over one month ago. As of Friday evening, one crew member has been rescued, the other is still missing.
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Peak Bloom for DC Cherry Trees, Including Hundreds of New Additions
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It’s spring in the nation’s capital as Washington D.C. witnessed peak bloom for thousands of cherry trees scattered across the capital.
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Pam Bondi Fired as Attorney General; Ousting Comes Two Weeks Before Epstein Deposition
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Attorney General Pam Bondi’s firing also comes less than two weeks before she was scheduled for a deposition on the Epstein files. She was subpoenaed by the Republican-led House Oversight Committee to appear for that deposition here on Capitol Hill on April 14.
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Republican Leadership Announce Path Forward for DHS Funding
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – President Trump announced he will sign an executive order to pay all Department of Homeland Security employees. This follows a historically long shutdown for the DHS. There’s also new developments on Capitol Hill to fund DHS.