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'Wild-eyed stuff': Blue state AG sounds the alarm on Trump's next moves after court loss

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'Wild-eyed stuff': Blue state AG sounds the alarm on Trump's next moves after court loss

A blue-state attorney general sounded the alarm on President Donald Trump's next moves after a court loss set back his immigration plans.During an appearance on MS NOW, California Attorney General Rob Bonta reacted to right-wing ideas for how to prevent immigrants from giving birth in the United States and warned that Trump could act on some of them.Bonta described proposals like sterilizing all foreign visitors and restricting pregnant travelers as "wild-eyed stuff," and cautioned that ending birthright citizenship is one of the Trump administration's "top immigration policies, the centerpiece immigration policy."The Supreme Court recently rebuked Trump's attempt to end birthright citizenship, and "we'll see what they do next," Bonta warned."Who knows if they're trying to save some face," Bonta said. "But some of this stuff, like sterilizing everyone seeking a visa coming to the United States, is wild. And it's already illegal to seek a visa for the purpose of birth tourism."Those ideas for preventing birth tourism are "based on this conspiracy that there is widespread birth tourism," but "the data shows that it's minuscule when it happens, if it happens at all," Bonta added."They're trying to base their argument against birthright citizenship on that, on that myth," Bonta said. "And even the U.S. Supreme Court justices barely gave it any time in the almost 100 pages of the order."Bonta noted that Trump also tried to end birthright citizenship via an executive order during his first day back in office last year, and "we sued him the next day and we won."

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Trump Pardons Violators of the Clean Air Act and a Major Donor

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Trump Pardons Violators of the Clean Air Act and a Major Donor

The president used his clemency power to further undermine environmental laws and to help a political supporter who pleaded guilty in a fraud involving Jack Abramoff.

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July 4th weekend weather a mixed bag: Huge T-storm damage and blackouts Friday, temps near 100 today — but late storm could dampen fireworks

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July 4th weekend weather a mixed bag: Huge T-storm damage and blackouts Friday, temps near 100 today — but late storm could dampen fireworks

Ferocious heat-fed thunderstorms packing winds of 60 mph hit New Jersey on Friday night, leaving over 230,000 homes and businesses without power to start the Fourth of July weekend off with a bang.

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Best 4th of July Movies on Netflix to Stream This Holiday Weekend

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Best 4th of July Movies on Netflix to Stream This Holiday Weekend

These eight movies offer symbolic fireworks, even if they aren't all holiday-set.

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Trump does Mt. Rushmore flyover, warns America communism threatens again

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Trump does Mt. Rushmore flyover, warns America communism threatens again

There is a 'resurgence' of the 'menace' in our land

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Live updates: US celebrates 250 years despite heat dome; Trump set for ‘long’ speech

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Live updates: US celebrates 250 years despite heat dome; Trump set for ‘long’ speech

An excessive heat dome is threatening Fourth of July festivities in the nation’s capital and beyond — forcing cancellations, delays and other changes to holiday schedules as millions of Americans head outdoors to celebrate the U.S.’s 250th birthday. Washington, D.C., canceled its annual parade late Friday and pushed back the opening of the “Great American…

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A happy 250th birthday letter to America from President Donald Trump

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A happy 250th birthday letter to America from President Donald Trump

"We are Americans. We never give in, we never give up, and our country is only going to get better than ever before," President Trump writes.

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‘Shockingly lazy’: Trump’s ‘bizarre nocturnal habits’ uncovered in new analysis

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‘Shockingly lazy’: Trump’s ‘bizarre nocturnal habits’ uncovered in new analysis

President Donald Trump, who turned 80 last month, made only three public appearances in Washington before 11 a.m. during the entire month of June, according to a Daily Beast analysis of his official schedule and White House pool reports published Friday.The Daily Beast's review found that the president's “shockingly lazy” schedule listed "Executive Time" beginning at 8 a.m. for 26 of the 30 days in June. Public events, when they occurred, were typically scheduled for the afternoon or later. The same pattern held in the preceding months, the outlet found. Trump had "Executive Time" listed on his schedule 26 mornings in May and every day in April. He had public appearances before 11 a.m. on 11 days in May – four of them golf outings and three during a trip to China – and on six days in April.Scheduled morning events have also frequently run late or been canceled, according to the Daily Beast's review. A bill-signing set for June 10 at 10 a.m. was delayed more than an hour. A housing bill signing scheduled for noon on June 24 was called off entirely – Trump announced the cancellation in a social media post sent shortly before 11 a.m., after Republican lawmakers had already set up for the event in the Capitol's Statuary Hall.The White House did not directly address the Daily Beast's questions about the president's schedule or the meaning of "Executive Time." A spokesman sent the outlet a statement describing Trump as sharp and energetic and criticizing past media coverage of former President Joe Biden's health, without addressing Trump's own schedule.The Daily Beast also cited reporting from a recent book on the administration by New York Times journalists Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan, which described Trump as a "night owl" prone to staying up through the night on the phone or watching television. On one such occasion, the book recounted, "an aide checked on the President only to find that he was still asleep in the residence." The book also reported that Trump and first lady Melania Trump maintain separate bedrooms at the White House.

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