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The paper calls the moves “abusive” and “improper” as five journalists face testimony over claimed Air Force One security gaps.
A newly drained Lincoln Memorial reflect pool failed fast, and investigators are now probing whether vandals drove the damage.
The spending move is aimed at shaping the general election matchup, and it signals a cynical theory of risk.
With filings starting July 21, Andrews calls the rematch with Mace “really interesting” and claims polling favors Democrats.
The 2028-bespectacled senator argues Democrats are losing voters by focusing too hard on resisting Trump, not delivering a case for change.
The Hill lays out how renewed “all-out” pressure on Iran could spiral fast, with high costs for U.S. decision-makers.
The president tells ICE officers to ignore a late-Monday memo halting most vehicle stops, undoing Homeland’s freeze.
Ephrem Yalike-Ngonzo faced imminent danger, then watched France reverse course and reject his asylum application.
The attorney general nominee stays composed through hours of grilling, but must land every Republican vote.
A renewed maritime choke point changes risk for shipping, insurers, energy trades, and boards that manage geopolitical exposure.
Even though the measure failed, the vote count showed Democrats moving away from backing Israel.
Capitol Hill grilling centers on grand jury demands and the First Amendment line in a leak probe tied to Air Force One.
