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Trump taps acting Labor Secretary Keith Sonderling for permanent role pending Senate confirmation

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President Donald Trump nominated acting Labor Secretary Keith Sonderling to permanently lead the Labor Department, announcing his pick on Truth Social.

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“There Will Be No Gouging, Which is Totally Illegal” – Trump Calls on Gas Retailers to Drop Prices to $2.50, Demands California Cut Gas Tax After Ordering DOJ Probe

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“There Will Be No Gouging, Which is Totally Illegal” – Trump Calls on Gas Retailers to Drop Prices to $2.50, Demands California Cut Gas Tax After Ordering DOJ Probe

President Trump on Monday blasted gasoline retailers and the State of California over high fuel costs, demanding lower prices for Americans as oil hovers around $70 per barrel amid de-escalation with Iran. Last week, Trump announced that he had "instructed the DOJ to immediately start looking into" price gouging by big oil companies. The post “There Will Be No Gouging, Which is Totally Illegal” – Trump Calls on Gas Retailers to Drop Prices to $2.50, Demands California Cut Gas Tax After Ordering DOJ Probe appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

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Watch live: House Republicans give remarks amid renewed Save America Act push

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Watch live: House Republicans give remarks amid renewed Save America Act push

Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) and Republican leaders will speak with reporters Tuesday as lawmakers are embroiled in a spending battle. Johnson on Monday unveiled plans to merge the SAVE America Act, a bill backed by President Trump that would require proof of citizenship for voter registration, with the must-pass National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) after…

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Johnson: Trump won’t veto housing bill

Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) on Monday said President Trump will not veto the bipartisan housing bill after cancelling plans to sign the legislation last week. Johnson met with the president at the White House for two hours on Monday, urging him to sign the measure that aims to ensure more access to affordable housing nationwide. …

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Trump's about to be drowned in American Flag Blue

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Trump's about to be drowned in American Flag Blue

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Court slaughters myth of ‘independent’ agencies: Trump can finally fire bureaucrats

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Court slaughters myth of ‘independent’ agencies: Trump can finally fire bureaucrats

The Supreme Court did something on Monday that constitutional scholars have been debating for 91 years. It overruled Humphrey’s Executor and told Congress it cannot wall off executive branch officers from presidential removal by dressing them up as “independent.” The vote was 6-3. The decision was correct. And the reaction from the Left tells you […]

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Trump to gas companies ‘Drop your price!’

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Trump to gas companies ‘Drop your price!’

President Trump on Monday called on gas companies to lower their prices, as they remain significantly elevated, though some prices have fallen, amid the U.S.-Israeli conflict in Iran began in February. “Gasoline Retailers must get their Prices down, IMMEDIATELY!” Trump wrote on Truth Social. “They’re too high considering that Oil is now at $68 a…

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Trump's niece sends 'resounding message' to her uncle with move in his own 'backyard'

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Trump's niece sends 'resounding message' to her uncle with move in his own 'backyard'

Mary Trump is once again training her fire on her uncle — this time throwing her weight behind a Senate campaign in Florida, the state President Donald Trump now calls home.In an email sent on behalf of Senate candidate Alex Vindman, the psychologist and outspoken Trump critic framed the race as a direct test of her uncle's standing in his own adopted territory."This is Mary Trump," she wrote. "I'm reaching out because American democracy and the rule of law are under threat."She did not soften the family connection — she led with it. "My uncle, Donald Trump, is using his powers to unleash a reign of terror and revenge against all of us," Mary Trump wrote, accusing the president of pushing conspiracy theories and threatening to nationalize elections.The heart of her appeal leaned on geography. A Democratic win in Florida, she argued, would carry symbolic weight precisely because of where it happened.A Democratic victory "here — in Donald Trump's backyard," she wrote, "would send a resounding message that Americans are ready for change."That framing — that the president could be repudiated on his own turf — is what gives the pitch its edge, and it cuts harder coming from a member of his own family. Mary Trump has spent years positioning herself as a relative willing to say publicly what others in the family won't, and her invocation of "my uncle" turns a standard campaign appeal into something more pointed: a Trump arguing that Trump country is ready to turn on him.She also took aim at Florida Sen. Ashley Moody, casting the Republican as an enabler of the president's agenda. Moody, she charged, is "pouring gasoline on that fire," and "proudly rubberstamping my uncle's agenda" even as costs climb for Florida families.Mary Trump pointed to Vindman's history of confronting the president directly. The candidate, a retired Army officer, "has stood up to my uncle before, and he's ready to do it again in the United States Senate," she wrote, referencing Vindman's role as a key figure in Trump's first impeachment.She closed by casting the contest as a chance to "hold the Trump administration accountable" — a phrase that, coming from a Trump, lands with a weight no ordinary surrogate could supply.

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Supreme Court knows Trump's 'out of his mind' – but needs him for diabolical plot: analyst

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Supreme Court knows Trump's 'out of his mind' – but needs him for diabolical plot: analyst

The Supreme Court handed President Donald Trump another victory Monday by expanding his authority to fire heads of independent agencies, a decision that Zeteo’s Andrew Perez argued was just the latest example of the court’s “far-right justices” executing a long sought-after plan.“Fundamentally, Trump and the justices are partners in fascism,” Perez wrote in an analysis published in Zeteo Tuesday. “With teamwork, a handful of elite, unelected far-right operatives and a narcissistic game-show host can take apart American liberal democracy piece by piece, and replace it with authoritarian rule.”The Supreme Court has handed Trump a number of unprecedented victories in recent years, chief among them its ruling that granted the president “absolute immunity from criminal prosecution” for “official acts,” a decision that killed the criminal case against him over his efforts to overturn the 2020 election results.Despite the Supreme Court handing Trump win after win – with some exceptions, notably when Trump’s interests conflicted with those of the uber-wealthy – some of its justices “almost certainly can’t stand the man,” Perez argued.“They want this monstrous man to be king,” Perez wrote. “This is not something you’ll hear every day in the mainstream media, but it’s precisely why the right-wing justices, three of whom Trump appointed, have repeatedly granted this president king-like powers – even though they surely know he is out of his mind.”Amid the Supreme Court’s embrace of Trump and his novel legal theories, its favorability among Americans has plummeted. A recent Pew Research survey found a 22-percentage point drop in favorability for the court among Americans between 2020 and 2025, with a growing number of Democrats continuing calls for the court to be reformed.In the midst of its newfound unpopularity, the Supreme Court has moved – quietly – to double its own personal police force in a move that has frustrated lawmakers.“The far-right justices want a king – through whom they can rule over us,” Perez wrote.

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