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News   -   Aug 15, 2025 President Trump Celebrates Social Security Overhaul on 90th Anniversary
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President Trump marked Social Security's 90th anniversary on August 14, touting major improvements in customer service and technology. His administration has also prioritized financial relief for seniors through new tax deductions.

News   -   Aug 15, 2025 Attorney General Bondi Targets Sanctuary Policies with Legal Threats
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Attorney General Pam Bondi sent demand letters on August 14 to sanctuary jurisdictions, threatening legal action for non-compliance with immigration laws. Her stance prioritizes American safety over policies shielding illegal immigrants.

Megyn Kelly   -   Aug 13, 2025 James Comey Leak Allegations Stir Controversy on Megyn Kelly Show
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Megyn Kelly discusses allegations of James Comey leaking classified info to The New York Times with John Solomon. The show also covers Trump's D.C. safety push and California's struggles under Gavin Newsom with guests like Steve Hilton.

News   -   Aug 13, 2025 Court Upholds DOGE Access to Federal Data in Key Ruling
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A federal appeals court ruled on August 12 to allow DOGE access to sensitive data at agencies like Education and Treasury. This 2-1 decision supports the Trump administration's efficiency goals.

Megyn Kelly   -   Aug 12, 2025 Adam Schiff Accused of Leaking Classified Info to Target Trump
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A whistleblower alleges Senator Adam Schiff leaked classified info to discredit President Trump, as discussed by Megyn Kelly with John Solomon. Trump's plan to address D.C. crime gains police union support amid cultural shifts.

News   -   Aug 12, 2025 U.S. Coast Guard Welcomes New Polar Icebreaker USCGC Storis
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The U.S. Coast Guard commissioned the USCGC Storis on August 10 in Juneau, marking the first polar icebreaker addition in 25 years. This vessel strengthens America's Arctic presence and national security.

Laura Ingraham   -   Aug 11, 2025 Trump's Bold Plan to Secure Washington, D.C. Unveiled by Hegseth
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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth unveiled President Trump's plan to secure Washington, D.C. with National Guard deployment. The initiative prioritizes safety and aims to make the capital beautiful for residents and visitors alike.

News   -   Aug 11, 2025 FAA Targets 9,000 New Air Traffic Controllers by 2028 to Address Shortage
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The FAA plans to hire nearly 9,000 air traffic controllers by 2028 to address a decades-long shortage. This ambitious goal, announced on August 7, aims to enhance aviation safety despite ongoing challenges like retirements.

News   -   Aug 08, 2025 Trump Secures Historic Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace Accord with TRIPP Route
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President Trump brokered a historic peace deal between Armenia and Azerbaijan on August 8 at the White House. The agreement establishes the 'Trump Route for International Peace and Prosperity' (TRIPP) for economic growth.

News   -   Aug 04, 2025 Jeanine Pirro Confirmed as U.S. Attorney for D.C. in Senate Vote
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The Senate confirmed Jeanine Pirro as U.S. Attorney for D.C. on August 2 with a 50-45 party-line vote. Her extensive legal background as a prosecutor and judge was key to her approval.

News   -   Aug 01, 2025 Trump's Bold Move: New Tariff Rates Hit Dozens of Nations Before Deadline
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President Trump signed an executive order on July 31, imposing new tariffs on dozens of countries and the EU, ranging from 10 to 41 percent. Effective Aug. 7, these rates aim to address trade imbalances and protect U.S. interests.

News   -   Jul 31, 2025 UCLA Faces DOJ Scrutiny for Civil Rights Violations Against Jewish Students
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The DOJ found UCLA in violation of civil rights laws for failing to protect Jewish students from a hostile environment. Attorney General Pam Bondi vows severe accountability and broader UC system probes.

News   -   Jul 30, 2025 North Carolina Legislature Triumphs Over Governor Stein's Vetoes
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The North Carolina General Assembly overrode eight vetoes by Gov. Josh Stein on July 29, enacting laws on immigration, sex definition, and regulations. This showcases the Republican supermajority's resolve against executive opposition.

Laura Ingraham   -   Jul 28, 2025 Trump's Bold EU Trade Deal Signals America First Triumph
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President Trump has secured a major trade deal with the EU, cutting tariffs and ensuring $750 billion in U.S. energy purchases. Laura Ingraham praises his 'America First' approach on 'The Ingraham Angle,' highlighting his negotiation strength.

Tomi Lahren   -   Jul 28, 2025 Cincinnati Street Brawl Ignored by Media, Tomi Lahren Speaks Out
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Tomi Lahren highlights a brutal Cincinnati street brawl ignored by mainstream media, questioning racial bias in coverage. The attack near Fourth and Elm streets left two injured, with police identifying suspects.

News   -   Jul 28, 2025 Trump Secures Major Trade Agreement with EU
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President Trump announced a major U.S.-EU trade deal on July 27 from Turnberry, Scotland, setting tariffs at 15 percent. The framework, reached with Ursula von der Leyen, averts a trade war ahead of an August 1 deadline.

News   -   Jul 25, 2025 Chemotherapy's Hidden Cost: DNA Damage and Aging in Healthy Cells
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Chemotherapy, while life-saving, damages DNA in healthy blood cells, causing premature aging. Research shows this can increase risks of secondary cancers, lasting a lifetime.

News   -   Jul 24, 2025 Trump Backs Bill to End Capital Gains Tax on Home Sales
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President Trump supports a bill to end capital gains tax on home sales, calling it a 'great incentive.' Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's No Tax on Home Sales Act, H.R. 4327, aims to boost housing supply by removing this tax burden.

News   -   Jul 23, 2025 President Trump Finalizes Key Trade Agreements with Japan, Philippines, Indonesia
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President Trump has secured trade deals with Japan, Philippines, and Indonesia, setting tariffs at 15% and 19%. These agreements aim to boost American jobs and exports with zero tariffs on U.S. goods.

News   -   Jul 22, 2025 ICE Launches Houston Task Force to Combat Criminal Threats in Southeast Texas
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ICE and the FBI have formed a Homeland Security Task Force in Houston to combat transnational crime in Southeast Texas. This follows the arrest of nearly 1,400 criminal aliens in June, including violent offenders and gang members.

Laura Ingraham   -   Jul 22, 2025 Hakeem Jeffries Under Fire for Pressuring Judges on Alina Habba
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Hakeem Jeffries faces an ethics complaint for allegedly pressuring New Jersey judges to remove U.S. Attorney Alina Habba. The controversy, fueled by her indictment of Rep. LaMonica McIver, raises concerns over judicial independence.

News   -   Jul 21, 2025 Wells Fargo Executive Barred From Leaving China Amid Rising Tensions
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Wells Fargo executive Chenyue Mao is banned from leaving China due to a criminal case, sparking fears of 'hostage diplomacy.' This has led Wells Fargo to suspend travel to China, highlighting risks for U.S. businesses.

News   -   Jul 21, 2025 Medicaid Duplicate Enrollments Cost Taxpayers $14 Billion Annually
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Duplicate Medicaid enrollments cost taxpayers $14 billion yearly, with 2.8 million enrolled in multiple programs. CMS is actively cleaning up rolls to curb waste and ensure funds reach those in need.

News   -   Jul 21, 2025 Tulsi Gabbard Unveils Obama Administration's Role in 2016 Russia Hoax
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Tulsi Gabbard, Director of National Intelligence, has released evidence claiming the Obama administration fabricated Russian interference in the 2016 election. She aims to seek justice for this alleged conspiracy against President Trump.

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