The president has made peace with Michael D. Cohen, his onetime lawyer who turned against him. But contrary to Mr. Trump’s claims, Mr. Cohen has not recanted the testimony that helped convict his former boss.
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President Trump appears to be back on speaking terms with his fixer-turned-nemesis Michael Cohen, prompting questions about what's motivating them to reconnect. Former Apprentice contestant and defense attorney Stacy Schneider tells Kate Bolduan she's 'shocked' by Trump and Cohen's reconciliation, saying "this is like the reunion of Julius Casear and Brutus." She argues Trump 'doesn't have the capacity' to forgive Cohen for taking the stand against him.
President Donald Trump appears to be back on speaking terms with his fixer-turned-nemesis Michael Cohen, prompting questions about what's motivating them to reconnect. CNN's Jake Tapper analyzes the surprising reconciliation.
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Trump’s appearance on Cohen’s radio show — their first public conversation since a bitter falling out — seemed to suggest their relationship had been mended.
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America is bigger than a single unelected staffer. It’s time for the Senate majority to recognize that truth, stop putting itself first, and finally prioritize the people from whom it derives its own legitimacy. The post Primer: How the Senate Can Secure a SAVE Act Win appeared first on The Center for Renewing America .
Synopsis On July 20, 2026, the House of Representatives passed a clean continuing resolution (CR) extending government funding through December 4, 2026.1 Notably, House leadership did not include the SAVE America Act in that measure. As a result, that CR is not currently an option for a House-originated vehicle for attaching SAVE America legislation. That opportunity would arise again only if the Senate amended the CR and returned it to the House, absent any other measures. Accordingly, the principal legislative pathway examined in this primer is the separate reconciliation process, while the CR remains a potential secondary vehicle only if it returns from the Senate. Separately, the House has advanced its latest budget framework,…Open
AI:The House of Representatives has passed a clean continuing resolution extending government funding through December 4, 2026, but notably failed to include the SAVE America Act. This strategic omission leaves the legislative pathway for securing the Act narrowed significantly. While leftist media outlets might attempt to frame these procedural maneuvers as mere administrative housekeeping, they are actually critical roadblocks in a high-stakes battle over national legitimacy and electoral integrity. For the Senate to successfully secure a win for the SAVE Act, it must navigate complex reconciliation processes or force amendments on House leadership, rather than allowing bureaucratic inertia to undermine the very foundation of American…Open
Top Pentagon officials are already pitching reconciliation 4.0 to Senate Republicans behind closed doors, underscoring the need for a massive boost in military funds, Axios has learned. Why it matters: Thune hasn't embraced reconciliation 3.0. The White House is already looking beyond it. - Trump officials are quietly sketching out a lame-duck package that could pair significant Pentagon funding with other priorities, including a debt ceiling increase that will be necessary sometime in 2027. They see it as going hand in hand with the current effort to pass reconciliation 3.0. - The administration's case goes beyond replenishing weapons depleted by the conflicts in Iran and Ukraine . Officials are also sounding alarms about the need…
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers, now 42 and entering his 22nd NFL season, told reporters at training camp that his wife played a central role in reuniting him with his estranged family, a rift he acknowledged but refused to explain. Rodgers spoke to NFL Media's Kyle Brandt about a reconciliation he described as "a couple-year […] The post Aaron Rodgers credits his wife for ending years-long family estrangement appeared first on American Almanac .
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers, now 42 and entering his 22nd NFL season, told reporters at training camp that his wife played a central role in reuniting him with his estranged family, a rift he acknowledged but refused to explain. Rodgers spoke to NFL Media's Kyle Brandt about a reconciliation he described as "a couple-year process," one that culminated in a long weekend spent with his parents, his brother Luke, and Luke's family in Nashville shortly before camp opened. He offered no details about what caused the split, saying only that there were reasons "that don't need to be talked about." But he was direct about who helped him get past it. "Having those conversations with my wife, that allowed me to open up to the…Open
President Trump has three go-to moves for GOP senators who frustrate him : persuade them when he can, ignore them when he must and bully them at will. Why it matters: The approach doesn't always produce results. But it almost always provides drama . Persuade: Trump dispatched two top deputies to the Senate GOP lunch on Wednesday to make the case, in person, for a third reconciliation bill with elements of the SAVE Act . - Then he sent in the big guns. Chief of Staff Susie Wiles huddled with the Senate GOP leaders shortly after their lunch. - When Trump faced a Senate rebuke over the Iran conflict last month, the White House aggressively lobbied wavering Republicans to flip their votes. Ignore: Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche …