Leaked White House talks reveal Trump is considering a diesel export ban as record prices hammer farmers, strain consumers and leave Republicans openly worried that voters could strip them of control of Congress on November 3.
Jimmy Kimmel mocked Trump’s “Super Intelligence” rollout after the White House misspelled the United States beneath his signature, turning a basic proofreading failure into a brutal metaphor for the president and his new technology policy.
A Democratic campaign poll shows Republicans facing unexpectedly tight House and Senate contests in Texas’ redrawn 9th District, where Paxton leads Talarico by just 1 point and Trump’s super PAC is spending heavily against Gutierrez.
Trump’s expanding task force network has redirected federal agencies toward immigration enforcement, street crime, intelligence searches, and fraud investigations, while Congress and the courts have struggled to impose meaningful limits on the administration’s sprawling exercise of executive power.
More than 100 Flock contracts have been canceled, but some communities are replacing the cameras with similar Axon technology, alarming critics who say the vendor shuffle preserves mass surveillance while drones and connected data centers raise the stakes.
A Tu-95 carrying no ammunition crashed in Russia’s Amur region, killing six crew members as Moscow’s aging strategic bomber fleet faces mounting losses and no new production of the aircraft since 1992.
Former Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem filed for divorce from Bryon Noem after reports about his “bimbofication” persona, while her alleged affair and turbulent exit from DHS kept the political scandal machine humming.
The full D.C. Circuit appears poised to revive Judge James Boasberg’s contempt inquiry into the Trump administration’s deportation flights, but nearly 17 months of judicial delay have already weakened the prospect of timely accountability.