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VoteVets hijacked the president’s “Final Battle” spot with a scathing spoof.
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A reporter pointed out Trump’s hypocrisy when it comes to Iran and North Korea — and the president’s response is drawing outrage.
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The last U.S. troops left the last air base where they had been present in northern Iraq under an agreement between Baghdad and Washington.
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The president’s remark was quickly clipped from his speech, shared across social media, and, predictably, went viral.
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JMSN is the latest artist to contest the unauthorized use of their music by Donald Trump’s administration.
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Trump’s insult aimed at his predecessor quickly backfired.
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President of the... what?!?
President Trump gave remarks to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month during an event at the White House and joked about renaming the Gulf of Mexico.
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"The ideological clowns are out. The patriotic cowboys are in, with testosterone testing on top," said Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth in his "State of the Force" address Wednesday. Hegseth also announced a 20% cut to the US military's generals and admirals - approximately 170 general and admiral officer slots - by January 1. This target is double the percentage target for cutting general and flag officer positions, up from a 10% reduction of generals and admirals he had directed in a May 2025 memo. Retired Army Brig. Gen. Ty Seidule reacts to Hegseth's plan, saying that Hegseth is "controlling the next generation of military leaders to be political." Retired Air Force Col. Cedric Leighton and retired Army Lt. Gen. Karen Gibson also…
The Trump administration's new AI service gave users conflicting responses to politically sensitive questions Tuesday and Wednesday: sometimes answering them and sometimes refusing. The big picture: As the Trump administration increasingly uses AI and answers the public's questions through America.gov, statements carrying the government's authority are shaped by models, instructions and guardrails the public can't see. - The White House told Axios in a statement, "America.gov will continue to be updated to provide Americans the most accurate and reliable federal information and resources." - America.gov , powered by Google's Gemini and Elon Musk's Grok, aims to help Americans navigate government-related tasks using an AI chatbot —…