Scaramucci Flips 'Trump Derangement Syndrome' on MAGA
Former Trump aide Anthony Scaramucci redefines 'Trump derangement syndrome,' arguing it applies to the president's staunch supporters, not his critics like James Carville.
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Bannon: ICE Airport Deployments Could Be Test for 2026 Midterms
Steve Bannon suggested on his podcast that recent ICE deployments to airports could serve as a test case for involving the agency in the 2026 midterm elections, with guest Mike Davis advocating for ICE agents at polling places.
Megyn Kelly Slams Murdoch, GOP Over Iran War Influence
Former Fox News host Megyn Kelly sharply criticized Rupert Murdoch and Republican war hawks for encouraging Trump's Iran conflict, calling their stance reckless.
Experts Concerned Over Trump Advisors' Competitive Praise
Political science and mental health experts analyze the concerning dynamics displayed when Trump's Homeland Security adviser and FBI director engaged in competitive flattery during a Memphis crime briefing.
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Air Canada CEO Summoned Over English-Only Crash Video
Air Canada CEO Michael Rousseau faces political backlash after releasing an English-only video following a fatal crash. The Official Languages Committee voted unanimously to summon him to testify.
White House Criticizes Journalist's Move to Progressive Media
White House communications director Steven Cheung attacked journalist Scott MacFarlane for joining MeidasTouch, calling it evidence of media bias, while MacFarlane celebrated his new role as chief Washington correspondent.
Trump Approval Hits Historic Low in Second Term
President Donald Trump's job approval rating has plummeted to a record low of 40%, with 56% disapproving, as economic and immigration issues erode his support ahead of midterm elections.
MPs Urge Closing Nomination Loopholes After LBC Election Controversy
A parliamentary committee recommends changes to the Elections Act after the Longest Ballot Committee flooded ballots with protest candidates, sparking 18,000 complaints in the 2025 election.
O'Reilly Defends Trump's Remarks on Mueller's Death
Former Fox News host Bill O'Reilly defended President Donald Trump's controversial comments about the death of Robert Mueller, the former special counsel, in a column that also criticized Hillary Clinton.
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Pastor Wants Texas Democrat Dead, Tied to Defense Secretary
A pastor connected to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth prayed for the death of Texas Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico on a podcast, sparking controversy over religious rhetoric in politics.
Rubio Unaware of Ex-Lawmaker's Venezuela Lobbying Claims
Former congressman David Rivera faces scrutiny as Senator Marco Rubio testifies he had no knowledge of allegations Rivera lobbied for Venezuela's Maduro regime, amid a federal investigation in Miami.
Ex-CIA Chief: Iran More Credible Than Trump on Talks
Former CIA Director John Brennan stated he would believe Iran over President Trump regarding claims of ongoing negotiations to end Gulf conflict, citing Trump's pattern of exaggeration.
GOP Rebels Against DHS Deal Without Voter ID, Threatening Airport Security
Conservative Republicans are opposing a tentative deal to fund the Department of Homeland Security and reduce airport security lines because it excludes President Trump's voter ID demands, creating a legislative standoff ahead of midterms.
Ex-Counterterrorism Chief Blames Media for Trump's Iran War
Former National Counterterrorism Center director Joe Kent accuses conservative media of pressuring President Trump into conflict with Iran, resigning in protest over what he calls an unjustified war.
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Air Canada CEO's English-Only Condolence Draws Federal Criticism
Federal ministers express disappointment over Air Canada CEO's decision to issue a condolence message solely in English, highlighting ongoing language tensions in Canada's bilingual framework.
Gas Tax Cut Uncertainty as Champagne Avoids Commitment
Amid soaring fuel prices, Industry Minister François-Philippe Champagne declines to confirm if the federal government will reduce the gas tax, sparking debate on economic relief measures.
Aid Ship Arrives in Havana as Cuba's Crises Deepen
The humanitarian vessel Maguro arrived in Havana Bay, delivering aid from Mexico as part of the 'Our America Convoy' while Cuba faces severe economic and energy challenges.
Boebert's Airport ICE Claim Debunked by Local Reports
Rep. Lauren Boebert claimed ICE agents reduced TSA wait times in Minneapolis, but local reports confirm they had not arrived. Airport officials credit TSA staff for efficiency.
Rubio Testifies in Venezuela Lobbying Trial
U.S. Senator Marco Rubio provided testimony in the federal trial of former congressman David Rivera, who faces charges related to illegal lobbying for Venezuela's government.
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Ex-DHS Official Quit Over Trump's McCain Flag Dispute
Miles Taylor, a former Homeland Security official, explains his decision to resign after President Trump's response to Sen. John McCain's death, citing pettiness and lack of integrity.
O'Donnell Blasts Trump's 'Despicable' Mueller Death Reaction
MSNBC host Lawrence O'Donnell condemned former President Donald Trump's celebratory remarks on Robert Mueller's death, calling it more despicable than Nixon's behavior.
Fox Host Watters Criticizes Kamala Harris's Appearance
Fox News host Jesse Watters sparked controversy by declaring Vice President Kamala Harris 'not hot' during a panel discussion about Democrats' alleged focus on candidate attractiveness.
Taliban Frees U.S. Academic Dennis Coyle After Year-Long Detention
Afghanistan's Taliban authorities released American academic Dennis Coyle on Eid al-Fitr, citing humanitarian grounds. The U.S. had designated Afghanistan for wrongful detention.
Steele Condemns Trump's Response to Mueller's Death
Former Republican National Committee chair Michael Steele sharply criticized President Donald Trump's jubilant reaction to the death of former FBI Director Robert Mueller, calling the behavior 'vile' and 'disgusting'.
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Denmark Snap Election Over Greenland Sovereignty Crisis
Denmark is holding an early general election following a political crisis triggered by U.S. designs on Greenland. The vote, called after tensions over Arctic sovereignty, could reshape the nation's foreign policy.
Pope Leo Condemns Aerial Bombardments, Calls for Ban
Pope Leo sharply criticized aerial bombardments, labeling them indiscriminate and calling for a ban, amid ongoing anti-war comments as the U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran continues.
Alberta Health Contract Increased by $7M Without Clear Reason
A report reveals Alberta Health Services' contract for Turkish-made children's pain medication ballooned by $7 million with no documented rationale, raising procurement transparency concerns.
Senators Consider Homeland Security Deal Without ICE Funding
A bipartisan Senate deal aims to fund the Department of Homeland Security but exclude ICE enforcement, as airport security lines grow amid a month-long shutdown.
Newsom Fires Back at Trump's Elvis Image
California Governor Gavin Newsom's press office responded sharply to a Trump campaign image comparing the former president to Elvis Presley, urging policy action instead.
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Union Calls for Federal Remote Work to Cut Fuel Demand
A public service union is advocating for the federal government to permit more employees to work from home, aiming to lower fuel demand and address environmental concerns.
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