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YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - Trump hosts rally on affordability in Georgia

Watch live as President Trump holds a rally in Rome, Georgia, touting his administration’s efforts to boost the economy ahead of the 2026 midterms. MORE:

NYTIMES (Brad Plumer) - U.S. Tells International Energy Agency to Drop Its Focus on Climate Change

The Trump administration is threatening to leave the influential agency unless it stops publishing its annual road map for cutting planet-warming emissions.

AMERICANGREATNESS (Liz Sheld) - Morning Greatness: Trump Meets With Top Iran Advisers as War Threat Grows

Good Thursday morning. Here is what’s on President Trump’s agenda today: 9:00 AM THE PRESIDENT participates in the Board of Peace Event 1:50 PM THE […] Source

AMERICANGREATNESS (Debra Heine) - Police: Drive-By Shooting of N.C. Republican Candidate’s House Was ‘Targeted,’ Not a ‘Random Act of Violence’

Huntersville Police confirmed Thursday that the drive-by shooting at the home of Mecklenburg County commissioner candidate Aaron Marin “was targeted in nature and does not […] Source

WASHINGTONPOST (Dan Lamothe, Susannah George, Júlia Ledur) - Trump appears ready to attack Iran as U.S. strike force takes shape

Although the United States and ally Israel have a decisive military advantage over Iranian forces, there are ways for Tehran to make any attack painful, officials said.

WASHINGTONPOST (Emily Davies) - Replacing Marjorie Taylor Greene puts Trump’s control of MAGA to the test

The president is accustomed to defining a race. But some voters in Georgia’s 14th District do not like being told what to do.

BABYLONBEE (Babylon Bee) - In Historic First, Socialist Runs Out Of Money

NEW YORK, NY — Mayor Zohran Mamdani reported a projected $5.4 billion budget gap, marking the first time in recorded history that a socialist has ever run out of money.

YOUTUBE (The Hill) - Former, Current Members of Congress Claim They've Been UNDERPAID In Federal LAWSUIT | TRENDING

A key hearing is set for Friday involving a federal lawsuit by former and current members of Congress, who are arguing they've been unconstitutionally underpaid, and thus entitled to back pay. The under-the-radar case involving the Justice Department surrounds the question of whether the 27th Amendment has been violated by Congress not shifting its pay with cost-of-living adjustments over the years. The Hill's Courts and Legal Reporter Zach Schonfeld explains everything you need to know about the case.