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The foreign adversaries are reportedly ‘aggressively targeting’ fired federal workers

The Act was originally invoked in 1798 and granted the president broad powers to detain, relocate, or deport foreign nationals from hostile nations during wartime

The image of Oksana Markarova went viral after CNN's Kaitlan Collins uploaded it on X: "The Ukrainian ambassador had her head in her hands by this point"

The order from Trump would set an official language for the first time in the nation's nearly 250 years

A federal judge in the District Court of Columbia will shortly decide if the US president, Donald Trump, is allowed to dictate the terms of service of the Associated Press (AP), the US wire agency that proudly proclaims it is read by 4 billion people every day.

The get-together between the UK prime minister and US president barely made a splash across the Atlantic

Mike Johnson alleged that pro-Medicaid protestors at town hall meetings advocating against spending cuts for the federal program are "paid" Democrats.

A Connecticut student who testified about being illiterate during a city council meeting then went on to graduate high school with honors the next month is now suing the City of Hartford and its board of education for negligence.

Rumours suggesting Kathleen Kennedy is stepping down as Lucasfilm president in 2025 have been contradicted by a new source.

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‘You can’t argue they were all paid protestors, though, Mr. Speaker,’ CNN anchor Kaitlan Collins pushed back, prompting Mike Johnson to admit: ‘I don’t know.’