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- 1Trump 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 criticised his administration's immigration crackdown. The insult marks an escalation in Trump's clashes with members of his own party or adjacent lawmakers who have pushed back on aggressive deportation policies. The exchange is drawing attention to growing tensions over immigration enforcement within Republican ranks and among Latino lawmakers.
- 2Trump's economic boasts failing to sway voters before midterms▼As the US midterms approach, Trump’s boasts on the economy fall flat with voters
With US midterm elections approaching, Donald Trump's claims of economic success are reportedly not resonating with voters. The Guardian reports that his boasts about the economy are falling flat, suggesting that public perception of economic conditions may not match the administration's messaging ahead of a crucial electoral test.
- 3Trump to Announce AI-Powered America.Gov Portal Today▼Trump Announcing AI-Powered America.Gov Today Before Before Meeting With Execs—What To Know
Donald Trump is expected to announce the launch of an AI-powered version of America.gov, the federal government's official web portal, ahead of a meeting with technology executives. The announcement signals the administration's push to embed artificial intelligence into public-facing government services. Observers will be watching for details on how the tool will work and which companies are involved.
- 4Trump Voters Face Family Separation Under Immigration Crackdown▼They voted for Trump. Now his immigration crackdown could separate their family.
A family who voted for Donald Trump now fears his administration's immigration crackdown could split them apart. The story, reported by the Houston Chronicle, highlights how stricter enforcement policies are affecting some of the president's own supporters, sparking debate about the human cost of the crackdown and whether it matches what voters expected when they backed him.
- 5Three News Outlets Ask Judge to Keep Trump Press Access Ban Blocked●Three News Outlets Want a Judge To Keep Donald Trump’s Ban Blocked https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.comi ngsoon.net/tv
CNN, MS NOW and Politico are asking a federal judge to keep in place a block on the Trump administration's ban of the outlets from White House press access. The news organizations are fighting to preserve a court order that prevents the administration from excluding them, in a case with broad implications for press freedom and the White House press corps.
- 6Trump denies offering Iran sanctions relief for nuclear concessions●Trump denies offering Iran sanctions relief for nuclear concessions – US politics live https://www. theguardian.com/us-n
Donald Trump has denied that his administration offered Iran sanctions relief in exchange for concessions on its nuclear programme. The denial came as part of a busy day in US politics, with the White House also facing questions on artificial intelligence policy and matters involving special counsel Jack Smith. Observers are watching closely for any signs of renewed diplomacy between Washington and Tehran.
- 7Donald Trump Dominates Breaking News Coverage●Donald Trump News: Breaking Headlines and Video on President Trump
News outlets continue to publish breaking headlines and video coverage of President Donald Trump, with the topic ranking among the most discussed worldwide. Coverage spans the latest developments from the Trump administration, with major broadcasters keeping dedicated live pages for updates. Audiences are closely following the president's statements and policy moves as they break.
- 8Trump pitches AI 'golden age' amid growing safety fears●Trump is selling an AI ‘golden age’ as fears about perils spiral
President Donald Trump is promoting artificial intelligence as the doorway to a 'golden age' for the United States, framing it as central to economic and technological leadership. The pitch comes as public and expert anxiety over AI's risks — job losses, misinformation and safety concerns — continues to intensify, setting up a clash between the administration's optimism and warnings about the technology's perils.