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President Trump praised Rep. Max Miller (R-Ohio) as “a good person” on Monday amid domestic abuse allegations against the congressman. “It's a very sad thing. I know Max. He's a good person. I mean, I always thought he was a very good person, and I’m going to let…
Morocco recently named a highway that spans more than 1,055 kilometers after President Trump, citing his decision to recognize Rabat’s sovereignty over the Western Sahara as the reason for the nod. “While our relations have always been rooted in close friendship and loyalty, they have never been as…
Democratic Senator Tim Kaine of Virginia has accused the Trump administration of unlawfully killing innocent people through military strikes on boats suspected of drug trafficking. In a letter to President Donald Trump dated 3 August, Kaine said an examination of the evidence suggested some of those killed were…
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President Trump will travel to California and Nevada to sell his economic message this week with stops in Los Angeles and Las Vegas. On Tuesday, the president will attend a Republican National Committee dinner at Trump National Golf Club in Los Angeles. He will then head to Las…
President Trump signed an executive order on Monday to form a new commission focused on improving the lives of military spouses and families and the challenges they encounter. The new commission, which is called the President's Military Spouse Commission, will be chaired by Jennifer Hegseth, the wife of…
The US Department of Justice has threatened to sue a Maryland school district after alleging it secretly facilitated a student's gender transition without informing or obtaining consent from the child's parents. In a letter dated 29 July, Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon accused Anne Arundel County Public Schools…
Kamala Harris named Franklin D. Roosevelt, John F. Kennedy and Barack Obama as the three most effective US presidents during a public appearance, notably omitting her former running mate Joe Biden from the list. The remark has drawn attention as it comes amid wider Democratic Party tensions over…
Donald Trump has publicly rejected claims from Iran that peace negotiations between the two countries are not under way, branding Tehran's denials "duplicitous". The dispute comes after a leaked internal email reportedly revealed that senior US military and administration officials were in a state of alarm over the…
Apple has filed a legal complaint at the Investigatory Powers Tribunal (IPT) challenging a fresh UK government demand for "back door" access to encrypted iCloud data, after the Home Office previously abandoned a similar request last year following a transatlantic dispute with Washington. The company is disputing the…