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Trump Adviser’s Insults to D.C. Protesters Set Off Controversy

After White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller slammed protesters against President Donald Trump’s intention to take over the city’s police department, political tensions rose in Washington, D.C. During a high-profile event with Vice President JD Vance and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, the remarks sparked intense disputes over public safety, civil liberties, and crime…

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Trump Defends Putin Summit Amid Criticism, Calls Media Coverage “Fake News”

Trump Defends the Putin Summit After Getting a Lot of Criticism, Calling His Critics “Fake News” After his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, which was widely publicized, ended without any progress on resolving the war in Ukraine, former President Donald Trump is getting a lot of criticism. Trump defended himself angrily on Sunday night,…

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Trump’s National Guard Deployment in D.C. Sparks Crime Debate, Political Backlash, and January 6 Comparisons

Crime, Politics, and January 6 Comparisons Heat Up After Trump Deploys National Guard in D.C. Former President Donald Trump authorized the deployment of National Guard personnel across areas of Washington, D.C., sparking another political dispute. Military vehicles and uniformed troops were brought into very visible public places near the Washington Monument and other tourist attractions,…

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Trump’s Approval Rating Falls to 38% in New National Poll – Support Slips Among Republicans and Independents

Trump’s approval rating drops again in a new national poll In the most recent national poll, Donald Trump’s popularity rating went down again. This suggests that not only the general public, but also parts of his own political base, are losing support. New polls reveal that Trump’s approval rating among Americans has declined from 47%…

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N.J. Republicans Criticized for Vote That Could Threaten Thousands’ Medicaid

N.J. Republicans Criticized for Vote That Could Threaten Thousands’ Medicaid Recent Republican congressional measures in New Jersey have changed the Medicaid issue. Their Washington attitude may deny thousands of low-income individuals crucial health care, critics say. Congressman Jeff Van Drew wrote on April 14 that he “could not and would not” support legislation that eliminated…

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