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Military parades are as American as apple strudel 

On June 14, President Trump will host a military parade in Washington, D.C. to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Army, which will include 6,700 troops and 150 vehicles, and will cost up to $45 million.

Michelle Obama breaks silence on Malia dropping last name

Former first lady Michelle Obama is opening up about her eldest daughter Malia's decision to drop her famous last name on her first film project. "It is very important for my kids to feel like they've earned what they are getting in the world," the former first lady said of her daughters with former President...

Judge blocks Trump administration Job Corps centers’ suspension

A federal judge on Wednesday blocked the Trump administration from suspending operations at Job Corps centers across the country. U.S. District Judge Andrew Carter, an appointee of former President Obama, temporarily halted the government from taking further steps to eliminate the program, which offers free education and vocational training in addition to housing for disadvantaged...

Longtime Trump loyalist flips on GOP’s ‘big, beautiful bill’

President Donald Trump loyalist Marjorie Taylor Greene admits she didn't read the entire One Big Beautiful Bill Act before voting for it.

FCC Commissioner Simington expected to abruptly leave agency, potential replacement revealed

Nathan Simington is expected to leave the agency by the end of the week, and his 31-year-old chief of staff may take his place.

Laken Riley’s sister says family has ‘hope’ after Trump immigration changes: ‘Still a lot to be done’

EXCLUSIVE: Laken Riley’s sister said that she and her family have "hope" due to the immigration policies President Donald Trump has put in place.

Supreme Court sides with US gunmakers in case centered on Mexican cartel violence

The Supreme Court ruled Thursday in favor of U.S. gun manufacturers who were sued by Mexico over allegations they aided and abetted illegal gun sales to Mexican cartels.

‘Climate cult’ on notice as lawmakers push to let feds hop blue-state roadblocks to ‘US energy dominance’

Legislation backed by 37 lawmakers aims to lower energy costs by preventing states from blocking interstate energy projects.

Trump touts ‘very positive’ breakthrough with Xi after slamming China for trade violation

President Donald Trump spoke with Chinese President Xi Jinping Thursday in a lengthy call amid economic and national security friction regarding trade between Washington and Beijing.

Supreme Court rules unanimously in favor of straight Ohio woman who claimed discrimination

Supreme Court unanimously rules in favor of an Ohio woman who claimed workplace discrimination, finding that majority groups in protected classes don't need to meet higher evidentiary standards in Title VII cases.

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