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- 1ProPublica Reveals White House Role in Mail-In Voting Crackdown●The Untold Origins of Trump’s Plan to Sharply Restrict Mail-In Voting
ProPublica has published an investigation into the origins of Donald Trump's plan to sharply restrict mail-in voting. The reporting reveals for the first time the extent of the White House's involvement in trying to dictate how mail-in ballots are processed, describing behind-the-scenes drama that played out over nearly a year. The findings shed new light on how a central voting policy fight was shaped inside the administration.
- 2Trump's second term reshapes U.S. funding for the United Nations●How Trump’s second term is reshaping U.S. funding for the United Nations
Donald Trump's second administration is significantly changing how the United States funds the United Nations, according to NBC News reporting. The story examines shifts in American contributions and financial commitments to the UN under the new administration. Coverage is drawing attention because U.S. money is the largest single share of the UN budget, so changes in Washington ripple across the organisation's programmes and operations worldwide.
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Iran has publicly stated that US President Donald Trump must choose between war and diplomacy in their ongoing standoff. The statement frames the decision as resting solely with Washington, underscoring heightened tensions between the two countries. Observers are watching closely for how the Trump administration responds, as the choice carries major implications for regional stability and the future of nuclear negotiations.
- 4Trump clashes with CNN reporter at UN amid media ban ruling●Trump reaction to CNN reporter at UN and possible judge ruling impacting White House media ban
Donald Trump reacted sharply to a CNN reporter during an appearance at the United Nations, in a tense exchange caught on camera. The moment comes as a judge weighs a possible ruling affecting the White House's ban on certain media outlets, a dispute over press access that has drawn broad attention and criticism.
- 5Smithsonian becomes latest target in Trump's culture war●How the Smithsonian became the latest front in Trump's culture war
A ProPublica report examines how the Smithsonian Institution, including the National Museum of American History, has emerged as the newest target in Donald Trump's push against cultural institutions. The piece details how the administration is pressing the museum complex over exhibits and historical narratives it views as ideologically slanted, placing one of America's most trusted institutions at the centre of a broader political fight over history and national identity.
- 6Trump calls Latina congresswoman a 'back stabber' over immigration criticism▼‘Back stabber’: Trump lashes out at Latina congresswoman who criticized his immigration crackdown
Donald Trump publicly attacked a Latina congresswoman, calling her a 'back stabber' after she criticized his administration's immigration crackdown. The insult has drawn attention to escalating tensions between the president and Latino lawmakers who oppose his hardline enforcement policies, with the personal nature of the attack fueling debate over his treatment of vocal critics.
- 7CNN, MS NOW And Politico Ask Court To Block Trump Press Ban▼CNN, MS NOW And Politico Ask Court To Block Trump From Enforcing Press Ban Again
CNN, MS NOW and Politico have gone back to court asking a judge to block Donald Trump from enforcing a press ban again. The news organizations are seeking renewed judicial intervention to prevent the administration from restricting access for their journalists, arguing the ban should remain barred while legal proceedings continue.
- 8Republicans move to block Trump's funding cancellations●Republicans scheme to block Trump’s funding cancellations
Some Republicans in Congress are working on plans to block funding cancellations proposed by Donald Trump, according to Politico. The effort signals intra-party resistance to the administration's attempts to pull back previously approved federal spending. The report is fueling debate over whether enough GOP lawmakers will defy the White House to pass legislation restoring the funds.
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Commentary from The American Prospect criticizes President Donald Trump’s approach to diplomacy, arguing it amounts to pandering rather than principled statecraft. The piece has drawn attention amid ongoing debate over how the administration handles foreign relations and negotiations. Critics frame it as flattery-driven dealmaking, while supporters see pragmatic engagement. The discussion feeds into a broader argument about the direction and credibility of US foreign policy.
- 10Trump tells UN General Assembly Iran war, tariffs, Cuba will fall●Full Trump speech to UN General Assembly addresses Iran war and tariffs, warns 'Cuba will fall'
Donald Trump delivered a full address to the UN General Assembly in New York, covering the war with Iran, his tariff policy, and a blunt warning that 'Cuba will fall.' The speech drew wide attention as it set out his administration's foreign policy stances directly to world leaders gathered at the United Nations.
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Donald Trump has pledged to pay Americans a $5,000 dividend, a proposal floated as a one-time payment funded partly by savings from his administration's spending cuts. Supporters have embraced the idea as a return of taxpayer money, while critics question whether the funds exist and whether such a payment would worsen the deficit. Economists have cast doubt on the math, and the promise is fueling debate over government spending and fiscal priorities.
- 12CNN, POLITICO and MS NOW ask judge to block Trump's press ban revival●CNN, MS NOW, POLITICO urge judge to stop Trump from reviving WH ban
CNN, POLITICO and MS NOW have gone to court asking a judge to stop Donald Trump from reinstating a ban that kept them out of the White House press pool. The three outlets argue the exclusion is an unconstitutional punishment for critical coverage and want it blocked before it takes effect. The case is being closely watched as a test of press access to the administration.