Trump reverses the publication of the video of the attack on a ship and distances himself from the controversy

Trump reverses the publication of the video of the attack on a ship and distances himself from the controversy

President Donald Trump, after initially saying he had “no problem” releasing video of the Sept. 2 attack on a suspected drug ship in the Caribbean Sea that killed two survivors, is now changing course and deferring to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. “I didn’t say that,” Trump claimed when ABC News chief political correspondent Rachel Scott…

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Supreme Court hears major challenge to campaign spending limits

Supreme Court hears major challenge to campaign spending limits

As candidates and political parties prepare for the 2026 midterm election campaign, the Supreme Court on Tuesday will consider whether long-standing legal limits on coordinated spending, enacted to prevent corruption, violate the First Amendment. The case was brought by Republican campaign committees for Senate and Congress along with then-Sen. JD Vance and former Rep. Steve…

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Seven civilians killed and thousands displaced amid border clashes between Thailand and Cambodia

Seven civilians killed and thousands displaced amid border clashes between Thailand and Cambodia

LONDON – At least seven civilians have been killed and about 20 others injured in Cambodia amid fresh border clashes with neighboring Thailand, according to Cambodia’s Ministry of National Defense. This week’s Thai attacks, stemming from a long-running border dispute between the two Southeast Asian nations, have also forced more than 20,000 people from their…

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In landmark case, Supreme Court will rule on Trump's attempt to control independent agencies

In landmark case, Supreme Court will rule on Trump’s attempt to control independent agencies

For more than 100 years, independent government agencies have regulated American monetary policy and stock trading, transportation systems and election campaigns, consumer product safety, and broadcast licensing, all free of direct political interference and oversight by the White House. A major case before the Supreme Court on Monday could upend that tradition and dramatically transform…

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