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Theyre ripping us off: Trumps long-standing grievance driving his risky tariffs

(WASHINGTON) -- For decades, Donald Trump has used a signature phrase to show his contempt for countries he says cheat and take advantage of the U.S.: "They're ripping us off."He used those very words again Wednesday as he capped off his long-standing personal grievance ...
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Pentagon watchdog launches probe into Signal chat

(WASHINGTON) -- The Pentagon's independent watchdog has announced it has agreed to a request from top senators and is launching a probe into the use of the commercial messaging app Signal by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and other senior Trump administration officials to discuss ...
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Cantor analysts double down on Kennedy criticism as FDA jobs cuts begin

(Reuters) – Cantor Fitzgerald analysts renewed their criticism of U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Thursday, saying the layoffs at the Food and Drug Administration pose a risk to public safety and the agency could be “coming apart ...
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‘Elevated’ risk of data leak from SEC surveillance tool, watchdog says

By Douglas Gillison (Reuters) – A recent audit showed an “elevated” risk of a data leakage from the comprehensive market data surveillance system used by Wall Street’s top regulator, according to a watchdog report made public this week. While the Office of ...
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Trump-appointed State Department official steps down after less than 3 months

By Jessica Donati and Humeyra Pamuk WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The U.S. State Department’s top official overseeing the agency’s management, appointed by President Donald Trump’s administration, is stepping down after less than three months, according to an internal email seen by Reuters ...
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Trump administration is months away from direct payments to farmers, agriculture secretary says

By Leah Douglas (Reuters) -U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins said on Fox News on Thursday the Trump administration is “months away” from making a decision about whether to make payments to farmers to offset any impact from tariffs. President Donald Trump on Wednesday announced sweeping tariffs ...
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Several White House national security officials fired, sources say

By Erin Banco, Karen Freifeld and Gram Slattery (Reuters) -Several high-ranking White House National Security Council officials were fired on Thursday morning, according to three people familiar with the matter, in what appears to be the first significant purge of Donald Trump’s second presidency. It’s ...
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Trump administration is ‘months away’ from direct payments to farmers, Rollins says

By Leah Douglas (Reuters) – U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins said on Fox News on Thursday that the administration is “months away” from making a decision about whether to make payments to farmers to offset any impact from tariffs. President Donald Trump ...
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Donald Trump must pay $821,000 legal bill over ‘Steele dossier’ lawsuit, UK court rules

LONDON (Reuters) -Donald Trump must pay over 626,000 pounds (about $821,500) in legal fees to a private investigations firm the U.S. president sued over a dossier which alleged ties between his 2016 election campaign and Russia, a London judge ruled on Thursday. Trump brought a ...
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National Security Council staffers fired after Trump met with far-right activist Laura Loomer: Sources

(WASHINGTON) -- The White House has fired a handful of National Security Council staffers following a Wednesday meeting with far-right political activist Laura Loomer, who made recommendations to President Donald Trump about who he should fire, sources familiar with the matter told ABC News.Loomer ...
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Johnson says he wont concede on parents proxy voting battle as impasse continues

(WASHINGTON) -- With the House of Representatives at a standstill, Speaker Mike Johnson is refusing to fold on his strong opposition to allowing new parents in Congress to vote remotely."I don't concede on something that I believe to be unconstitutional. I can't. I took an ...
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Trust in President Trump, White House says, defending his tariffs amid backlash

(WASHINGTON) -- The White House on Thursday was standing firmly behind President Donald Trump's sweeping tariff rollout despite markets nosediving, businesses recoiling and foreign leaders threatening retaliation.While Trump had no public events on his schedule a day after his dramatic Rose Garden announcement, White ...
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