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February 12

Project Vault: Trump’s bold plan to stop China from starving our military

President Donald Trump directs Project Vault to counter China's rare earth monopoly after Chinese export bans threatened U.S. military and manufacturing supply chains.

February 12

White House reaffirms any illegal immigrant can be deported as Trump team zeroes in on ‘worst of the worst’

Border czar Tom Homan said criminal illegal aliens are top priority for deportation to maintain public support for Trump's immigration crackdown.

February 12

King Charles left ‘covered in salad dressing’ after explosive clash with Princess Diana: butler

Former royal butler Paul Burrell claims King Charles was "covered in salad dressing" after heated argument with Princess Diana as their marriage publicly unraveled.

February 12

State Department to pull additional passports from parents who owe child support

The Trump administration plans to revoke passports of parents owing significant child support, restricting travel until payments are made under expanded enforcement.

February 12

MORNING GLORY: President Donald Trump’s most important decision is coming

Trump faces a defining foreign policy choice on Iran that could shape his legacy, with comparisons drawn to past presidents' international crises.

February 12

6 years after political comeback, Biden faces cold shoulder from fellow Democrats

Biden's political influence wanes as Democratic candidates distance themselves from the former president ahead of 2024 races, marking a stark shift.

February 12

Gabbard ends task force that aimed to reform intelligence gathering after less than a year

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard ended an intelligence task force after less than a year, saying the group was always meant to be temporary.

February 11

IRS erroneously shared confidential immigrant taxpayer data with DHS: court filing

The IRS improperly shared taxpayer data of thousands of people with immigration authorities under an agreement reached last year with DHS.

February 11

Trump FTC sends letter to Apple about alleged political bias in its news app

In a letter sent to Apple CEO Tim Cook, Federal Trade Commission Chair Andrew Ferguson warns the tech giant may be in violation of the FTC Act over alleged Apple News bias.

February 11

Rogan defends Democratic senator who faced backlash from party for supporting voter ID

Podcaster Joe Rogan spoke to actress Cheryl Hines about how John Fetterman broke with his party on the issue of voter ID, saying this speaks volumes about modern politics.