Here's CNN's lede about Donald Trump telling his Secretary of Defense to wage war on American cities as a form of military training: President Donald Trump appeared to suggest in.
The good news is that there was no loyalty oath. The bad news is that it was more of the Don and Pete show. For those of us who fancy.
Hilarity does not ensue: Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's euphemistic applause line landed with a thud before an audience of top military brass — and the awkward pause did not go.
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There's a reason why the shutdown is almost certain to happen: Now, call me an amateur, but I think that’s actually exactly how negotiations function. In fact, you might say.
You might be worried that the Bezos Post will just be a Daily Caller tribute band. But the new opinion editor assures the paper's readers (if any) that they will.
Let's see how ICE is responding to the Supreme Court holding that lower courts could not place any limits on warrantless searches and detentions: Dozens of federal agents took individuals.
The long-time president of the United Steelworkers of America has died. What made Gerard a special union leader was his ability to shift his union away from the declining steel.
