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January 22

White House explains bruise on Trump's hand

White House explains Trump's visible hand bruise at Davos signing ceremony, citing aspirin regimen that increases bruising risk after table collision.

January 22

Trump delivered ‘huge win’ for Americans in Greenland deal framework, says former State Department official

'Fox News @ Night' panelists Nathan Sales and Ellie Cohanim discuss President Donald Trump announcing a Greenland deal framework and other foreign policy moves.

January 22

Countries that signed Trump's Gaza Board of Peace charter

World leaders from 17 countries join Trump's new Gaza Board of Peace initiative at Davos, signing founding charter in ambitious global diplomatic effort.

January 22

State Dept moves to expand Mexico City Policy, targeting abortion, DEI and gender ideology in foreign aid

Mexico City Policy expansion will block U.S. foreign aid from supporting gender ideology and DEI programs plus abortion, according to State Department rules.

January 22

SCOOP: White House backs impeaching 'rogue' judges accused of partisan rulings

Republicans push to impeach "rogue judges" with White House backing as Sen. Ted Cruz and Speaker Mike Johnson support removing Judges James Boasberg and David Boardman.

January 22

Newsom shows off Trump 'kneepads,' concedes White House feud is 'deeply unbecoming'

California Gov. Newsom made a crude "kneepads" joke about President Donald Trump at the World Economic Forum, calling their feud "deeply unbecoming."

January 22

'Bond villain': Newsom roasted as photo of him posing with 'sugar daddy' Alex Soros goes viral

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent mocked Gavin Newsom as Alex Soros’ “billionaire sugar daddy" after the governor complained world leaders were rolling over for Trump.

January 22

ABC reporter recalls time President Trump made him 'fear' for his safety at WH presser

ABC News reporter Jonathan Karl recounted feeling concerned over his and his network's safety after being called out by President Donald Trump in September.

January 22

A rare filing in the Lisa Cook–Trump case could sway Supreme Court justices

Every living Fed chair and Treasury secretaries unite against Trump's bid to fire Lisa Cook, warning of economic instability in rare Supreme Court filing.

January 21

Rahm Emanuel calls for mandatory retirement age of 75 for people in public office

Former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel is suggesting that there should be a mandatory retirement age of 75 for the president, Congress and Supreme Court justices.