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Banishing a Reporter: Trump Escalates Wall Street Journal Fight Over Epstein Story

Trump Bans Wall Street Journal Reporter After $10 Billion Lawsuit: Did the President just cross a line with the First Amendment? Following a massive defamation suit against the Wall Street Journal and Rupert Murdoch over a story linking him to a suggestive letter related to Jeffrey Epstein, Trump barred a WSJ reporter from covering his Scotland trip. The White House Correspondents' Association is blasting the move as a threat to independent media. Is this just Trump being Trump, or a dangerous escalation in the war on the press?

NPR Chief Edith Chapin Leaving After Funding Cut

NPR's Editor-in-Chief Edith Chapin resigns amidst financial uncertainty! After a $1.1 billion funding cut to public broadcasting, Chapin's departure signals major leadership changes at NPR. What does this mean for the future of public radio?

Trump Promotes Fire Thomas Massie Campaign: ’Real Loser’

Donald Trump declares war on Congressman Thomas Massie! The former president is actively recruiting a primary challenger to unseat the Kentucky Republican in 2026, blasting Massie as a lazy and disingenuous RINO. Trump promises his full endorsement to anyone willing to take on Massie, citing votes against key Republican priorities like tax cuts and border wall funding. Get ready for a MAGA showdown in Kentucky!

House Oversight Passes Motion to Subpoena Maxwell

Ghislaine Maxwell subpoenaed! Congress demands answers in the Epstein case, fueled by accusations of government cover-ups and file tampering. Will Maxwell testify and reveal hidden truths, or will political interests bury the full story?

Top Economist: Powell Should Resign to Protect Fed

Allianz's Mohamed El-Erian calls for Fed Chair Powell's resignation, arguing it would safeguard the central bank's independence amidst mounting political pressure and criticism, a move that could reshape the Fed's future leadership.

DOJ Employee Claims Firing Over Hubby’s ICEBlock App

DOJ Accountant Fired Over Husband's ICE Alert App? A forensic accountant claims she was terminated after her husband launched ICEBlock, an app alerting users to ICE agent locations. Was it retaliation for his activism, or a justified response? Hear the explosive details of this free speech and government overreach controversy.

DOJ Employee Claims Firing Over Hubby’s ICEBlock App

A Justice Department employee claims she was fired in retaliation for her husband's ICE alert app, sparking a heated debate over activism, law enforcement safety, and government overreach. Was it justified, or a case of guilt by association? The White House is now considering prosecution.

Powell Sidesteps Controversy in Speech

Why is the Fed Chair silent on interest rates and Trump's calls for his resignation? Jerome Powell avoids monetary policy talk amidst a blackout period before the upcoming Fed meeting, focusing instead on bank regulation and facing scrutiny over a $2.5 billion building renovation. Treasury Secretary Bessent defends Powell, urging focus on improving non-monetary policy operations. All eyes are now on the late July meeting for potential shifts in monetary policy.

Trump Waiver Allows Hegseth Top Aide Buria to Retire as Colonel

Trump pulls strings for Pentagon advisor's retirement! Find out how a controversial figure, once critical of Trump, gets a rare waiver allowing him to retire as a colonel despite not meeting the requirements. Discover the political tensions, internal leak investigations, and shifting alliances behind this unusual move and what it means for Buria's future.

San Francisco to Ban Homeless People From Living in RVs

San Francisco's looming RV ban threatens to displace hundreds of homeless individuals, including families, from their makeshift homes on wheels. As the city cites public health concerns and pushes for indoor solutions, critics decry the policy as cruel, pointing to a severe shortage of affordable housing and a potentially flawed permit program that could leave vulnerable residents with nowhere to go. Will San Francisco find a compassionate solution, or will this ban exacerbate its homelessness crisis?