Vance pauses North Carolina speech for boy who said he ‘skipped school’ to ask for a selfie
Vice President JD Vance paused his North Carolina event as a young boy says he "skipped school" to be there to shake hands and snap a selfie with the VP.
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Trump to Sign TikTok US Deal on Thursday
A woman poses with her smartphone displaying the @realdonaldtrump TikTok page, in Washington on Jan. 19, 2025. Shannon Stapleton/Reuters President Donald Trump will sign an executive order approving a new TikTok U.S. joint venture on Sept. 25, a White House official told The Epoch Times. The order will extend China-based ByteDance’s divestment deadline for 120
Fox News Politics Newsletter: CA prosecutor defends masked federal agents
Welcome to the Fox News Politics newsletter, with the latest updates on the Trump administration, Capitol Hill and more Fox News politics content.
Top House Dem exposes party’s strategy to blame Republicans for looming government shutdown
Democrats and Republicans are clashing over short-term funding plans with a shutdown looming at midnight Oct. 1 if no deal is reached in both chambers.
Judge won’t reinstate eight government watchdogs fired by Trump
Washington — A federal judge on Tuesday declined to reinstate a group of internal watchdogs at eight federal agencies who were fired by President Trump earlier this year, but she wrote that the president broke the law when he ousted them without notifying Congress and providing justification for the removals. U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes
Unearthed ‘rage’ clip puts Dem gubernatorial candidate on defensive amid ICE, Kirk shootings
Virginia lieutenant governor Winsome Earle-Sears criticizes Democratic gubernatorial opponent Abigail Spanberger over resurfaced comments about letting rage fuel political action.
Judge won’t reinstate 8 government watchdogs fired by Trump
Washington — A federal judge on Tuesday declined to reinstate a group of internal watchdogs at eight federal agencies who were fired by President Trump earlier this year, but she wrote that the president broke the law when he ousted them without notifying Congress and providing justification for the removals. U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes