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Groups are now pursuing legal action against autopen pardons issued by President Bidenâs staff, allegedly without his knowledge, as discussed last week.
The U.S. Attorney for D.C., previously blocked by Democrats and Senator Thom Tillis (R), is now positioned to investigate these pardons. Ed Martin
President Trump blamed Democrats for high prescription drug prices, claiming they protected Big Pharma, and vowed to match the lowest global prices.
Lara Trump demanded an apology from CNNâs Jake Tapper for allegedly concealing Bidenâs cognitive decline during the 2024 campaign, as revealed in Tapperâs book Original Sin.
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem sharply criticized Rep. Dan Goldman and Democratsâ logic during a congressional exchange.
Trump met Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa in Riyadh, lifting U.S. sanctions on Syria at Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salmanâs request.
The sanctions, in place since 1979, were lifted to support al-Sharaaâs anti-terrorism and anti-Iran efforts, marking the first U.S.-Syria leadership meeting in 25 years.
Critics, including Democrats and some Republicans, oppose Trumpâs meeting with al-Sharaa due to his past al-Qaeda ties, but Trump supports giving the new government a chance.
Trump signed a $142 billion arms deal with Saudi Arabia, the largest in U.S. history, to counter Iran and strengthen ties, despite human rights concerns.
The Saudi deal includes commercial agreements with Amazon, Oracle, AMD, Uber, Qualcomm, and Johnson & Johnson.
Trump visited Qatar, where he was warmly received, and Qatar announced a $200 billion Boeing airplane purchase, the largest in Boeingâs history.
Boeing plans to hire and train extensively to meet the demand from Qatarâs order.
RFK Jr. clashed with Congress members defending Big Pharma and chemical industries while advocating for childrenâs health.
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Iran proposed returning to the 2015 nuclear deal terms, capping uranium enrichment at 3.67% in exchange for U.S. sanctions relief, amid talks in Oman.
Trump, who exited the deal in 2018, seeks a stricter agreement as tensions persist in the region.
DNI Director Tulsi Gabbard fired National Intelligence Council leaders Mike Collins and Maria Langan-Riekhof for alleged political bias and anti-Trump resistance.
Gabbard moved the council under the DNIâs office to ensure neutrality and limit political influence.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez warned that arresting Democrats like Newark Mayor Ras Baraka at an ICE protest could escalate tensions with the Trump administration.
Baraka was arrested for trespassing at Delaney Hall ICE facility, with video evidence showing Rep. LaMonica McIver pushing ICE agents.
Reps. Bonnie Watson Coleman and Rob Menendez were present but not arrested, with no videos confirming they assaulted agents.
Senator John Kennedy defended the new U.S.-China trade deal, criticizing the Chinese Communist Party for intellectual property theft and praising Trumpâs tough stance.
The trade deal reduced Chinaâs tariffs on U.S. goods from 20% to 10%, while the U.S. increased tariffs on Chinese imports from 20% to 30%. (498 words)
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