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In a move drawing sharp criticism from legal experts, state officials, and families of nursing home residents, President Donald Trump issued a full pardon to Joseph Schwartz — a disgraced nursing home mogul whose multistate chain collapsed under fraud, neglect, and unpaid tax bills. Schwartz, who controlled nearly 100 nursing homes across 11 states, including…
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Two West Virginia National Guard members were critically wounded Wednesday, November 26, 2025, in a targeted shooting just blocks from the White House, rattling a city that had been under heavy federal security since President Donald Trump’s law-and-order takeover in August. The attack unfolded shortly after 2 p.m. near the Farragut West Metro station, where…
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The Pentagon’s announcement that it is investigating Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly for appearing in a video urging U.S. troops to reject “illegal orders” has triggered intense political drama. But beneath the headlines lies a deeper, more consequential constitutional issue: Can the executive branch use its military authority to discipline a sitting member of Congress —…
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Democratic Senators Break Ranks With Schumer As Internal Battle Escalates Battle Over 2026 Primaries
A quiet but increasingly volatile mutiny inside the Senate Democratic caucus has erupted into public view, as a group of progressive and populist-leaning senators form what insiders are calling an internal “fight club” aimed squarely at Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and DSCC Chair Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand. What began as a private coalition of frustrated…
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A former Campbell’s Soup employee has filed a lawsuit after reportedly recording Vice President Martin Bally delivering an explosive, hour-long tirade about the company’s products — remarks now fueling online controversy and raising questions about what’s really in the soup millions of Americans eat. According a news report on the explosive revelations, the lawsuit has…
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Former South African minister Naledi Pandor has become the latest prominent African figure to have her U.S. visa unexpectedly revoked — a development drawing immediate comparisons to the recent visa cancellation of Nigerian Nobel laureate Wole Soyinka. Pandor, who served as South Africa’s Minister of International Relations and Cooperation and now chairs the Nelson Mandela…
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In the past 48 hours alone, three separate mass-shooting incidents have shaken communities across the United States — underscoring a grim reality: large-scale gun violence is becoming tragically routine. Phoenix, Arizona – Parking-lot dispute turns deadly In south Phoenix, a confrontation in a parking lot triggered a shooting that left two people dead — a…
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New Jersey Gov.-elect Mikie Sherrill is signaling a bold challenge to President Donald Trump’s administration, suggesting the state could consider withholding federal tax dollars. Speaking on The Weekly Show podcast with comedian and New Jersey native Jon Stewart, Sherrill called the prospect a “good idea,” adding, “I think about that all the time.” She elaborated,…
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The U.S. Department of Government Efficiency — better known as DOGE, the high-profile Trump–Musk venture created to slash the size of the federal workforce — has ceased to exist, according to new reporting from Reuters, marking an unceremonious end to one of the most talked-about experiments in modern American governance. The confirmation came quietly. “That…
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In the span of 48 hours, the Trump administration has racked up at least four documented clashes with federal courts and legal norms—each one a potential violation of U.S. law—while the president himself escalates rhetoric that equates judicial pushback with sedition or treason. It’s a stark irony: the man who once tweeted “no one is…
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