The latest victory came in a state House race near Butler, Pennsylvania, where Trump survived an attempt on his life in 2024 and won big.
Questions are mounting about Trump's intense reliance on his 35-year-old aide, Natalie Harp, who is often described as his "human printer." Nicolle Wallace is joined by Vaughn Hillyard for analysis on Deadline White House.
Senator Jon Ossoff continues to go after President Trump, calling him a "draft-dodging crook president." This comes after Trump allies went after Ossoff for comments about the president's loyal assistant Natalie Harp. AJC Chief Political Reporter Greg Bluestein, Co-anchor of the "Early Brief" newsletter Dan Merica and former Under Secretary of State Richard Stengel join Katy Tur to discuss.
Treasury data showed that the national debt is now $40,,047,425,768,420.22, with $32.26 trillion being held by the public and $7.78 trillion held by intragovernmental holdings.
“The fact that I get along with him, that’s a good thing, not a bad thing,” Trump said.
Consumers are advised to discard the blueberries or return them to the place of purchase for a refund.
Here's what you can do to ensure your home remains happy and healthy in these uncertain times.
Data centers have become the face of AI backlash, with celebrities, politicians and protesters pushing to slow their growth. Why it matters: America's sharply rising public opposition to data centers — which fuel our everyday use of the internet — could pose an existential threat to AI's growth. State of play: There are at least 4,000 data centers nationwide, with some 3,000 under construction or planned. - The centers are often big, windowless warehouses with few people in sight, and many are developed in secrecy . Driving the news: Data centers have become a focus of anti-AI sentiment, with 70% of Americans opposing their construction. - Former NFL star Jason Kelce announced a partnership between his Garage beer company and…
'Who knows' what'll happen to them: Nick Shirley on strange situation with stranded kids
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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth used a transphobic slur while speaking at the Iowa State Fair Monday, where he appeared in support of Republican Rep. Zach Nunn, who is running for a third term in Congress.