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(VIDEO) “Too Bad for the Republican Party” – Trump Blasts John Thune, Suggests He May Support Removal if SAVE Act isn’t Passed: “We’re Going to Find Out”

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President Trump blasted RINO Senate Majority Leader John Thune again on Wednesday after he suggested there is no path forward on the SAVE America Act or nuking the filibuster. The post (VIDEO) “Too Bad for the Republican Party” – Trump Blasts John Thune, Suggests He May Support Removal if SAVE Act isn’t Passed: “We’re Going to Find Out” appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

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WATCH: Trump announces massive makeover of Washington Dulles Airport

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WATCH: Trump announces massive makeover of Washington Dulles Airport

'It's considered one of the worst airports in the world. We're gonna make it one of the best'

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Singer Noah Kahan becomes latest to go to war with Donald Trump

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Singer Noah Kahan becomes latest to go to war with Donald Trump

Yet another popular musician slammed the Trump administration for using their work without their approval, per reports.According to reporting by The Hollywood Reporter, folk-pop star Noah Kahan responded to a social media post by the White House that used his song "American Cars.""Would never approve of my music being used in support of you or this administration," Kahan responded on Instagram. Kahan's response has received more than 45,000 likes. The White House Instagram post no longer has any music.The social media post, which went on multiple White House accounts, was about an event in Michigan for autoworkers."Made in America is BACK," the post read. "For decades, globalists sold out Michigan autoworkers, shipping jobs overseas and gutting Detroit’s factories. Every president before Trump promised to stop it."Trump has repeatedly been shut down and slammed after using popular artists' work without their permission. Over the weekend, pop star Katy Perry took to X to say she was "appalled" to see that the Trump administration had "weaponized" her song "Firework" for a video of military violence. Her response led to a MAGA meltdown and upset some Trump officials.The estate of late music legend Leonard Cohen refused to let Trump play "Hallelujah" at the Great American State Fair. A slew of musicians who were listed as part of a concert lineup for Trump's America250 festivities similarly dropped out or denied that they had agreed to play.The Hollywood Reporter noted that Celine Dion, Kesha and Tom Petty have also joined the "long list" of artists who have called out Trump for using their music without permission.

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Viewpoint and Race Discrimination Claim in COVID Relief Grants Can Go Forward

A short excerpt from the long opinion today in African People's Ed. & Defense Fund, Inc. v. Pinellas County, written… The post Viewpoint and Race Discrimination Claim in COVID Relief Grants Can Go Forward appeared first on Reason.com.

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Netanyahu insists Trump calling shots in Iran war, calls Israel ‘junior partner’

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Netanyahu insists Trump calling shots in Iran war, calls Israel ‘junior partner’

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reiterated Wednesday that he is playing a “junior” role to the United States in the Iran war after both countries started the conflict with joint strikes in February. The U.S.-Israeli attacks on Feb. 28 launched the war after Washington and Jerusalem said action was needed to prevent Iran from building […]

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Trump spreads false claims about Justice Amy Coney Barrett

President Donald Trump shared a post from conservative podcaster Tim Pool on Truth Social suggesting Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett is "clearly terrified of the left." Pool's post referenced a viral claim alleging Barrett's voting alignment with other conservative justices dropped from 81% to between 50-60% following the Dobbs v. Jackson decision.The underlying claim originated from an anonymous right-wing account and cited Barrett's shifting voting patterns as evidence of ideological wavering. However, X's community notes fact-checking service flagged the claim as inaccurate and cited publicly available Supreme Court data showing Barrett voted with conservative justices at higher rates than the viral post suggested.Trump's endorsement reflects his growing public criticism of the Supreme Court, despite the institution delivering numerous judicial victories to his administration alongside some notable defeats on his agenda.Justice Amy Coney Barrett was nominated by Trump in 2020.Watch the video below. Your browser does not support the video tag.

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Acting CDC director says Fauci "abused the place of power" during pandemic

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Acting CDC director says Fauci "abused the place of power" during pandemic

The acting director of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Wednesday accused Dr. Anthony Fauci of an abuse of power during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Republicans postpone Todd Blanche committee vote as questions swirl

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Republicans postpone Todd Blanche committee vote as questions swirl

The Senate Judiciary Committee is delaying the vote to advance Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche, according to breaking news.Andrew Desiderio, the senior congressional reporter for Punchbowl News, shared the news on a post on X alongside a copy of a Senate Judiciary Committee agenda with Blanche's nomination on it. The copy also had the red letters "POSTPONED" across the top.The committee was initially scheduled to vote on Blanche's confirmation on Thursday, which is a key procedural hurdle the acting attorney general needs to cross before he is confirmed. The news comes after speculation swirls about whether Blanche will secure the job as President Donald Trump's attorney general, with some GOP senators leaving it uncertain how they'll vote. Blanche can't afford to lose even one GOP vote on the Judiciary Committee if every Democrat votes against him.Fox News chief congressional correspondent Chad Pergram wrote in a post on X that a spokesperson for Sen. Chuck Grassley, the Judiciary Committee chair, said, "Chairman Grassley works to set President Trump's nominees up for success in committee, not failure." The statement from Grassley's office mentioned Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) and Sen. Thom Tillis (R-NC), who left it unclear whether they'll vote to advance Blanche."Senators Cornyn and Tillis want written assurances from the Department of Justice regarding the Trump-IRS settlement," according to the statement shared by Pergram. "Tomorrow’s markup is postponed as work continues to secure sufficient support in committee to favorably report Attorney General-nominee Todd Blanche, who is highly qualified for the job."

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