Jill Biden should have to answer for ‘cover up’ of former president’s decline, White House says
The White House says that former first lady Jill Biden was "complicit" in covering up just how badly former President Joe Biden's health had declined.
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Poll: Americans feel concern more than they feel secure about finances
Summer begins with Americans’ economy ratings continuing to get a bit brighter than they were this winter — though still not good — with their outlook more mixed. But feelings of financial concern and stress are more prevalent than feelings of being secure. With a big majority still saying their incomes don’t keep pace with
Vance: US Bitcoin Reserve Will Be a Strategic Advantage Over China
Vice President JD Vance said that China’s opposition to decentralized cryptocurrencies is one reason the United States should embrace the technology. Vance was speaking at the Bitcoin 2025 Conference in Las Vegas about the administration’s plans to bring cryptocurrency into the mainstream economy. Original News Source Link – Epoch TimesRunning For Office? Conservative Campaign Consulting
DOGE staffing shakeup as Elon Musk hangs up his hat, White House confirms
As Elon Musk exits DOGE, the Trump administration pledges to maintain the department's mission of reducing government waste, with $175 billion saved so far.
‘Liberation Day’ Tariffs Face Legal Setbacks, but Trump Isn’t Backing Down
The president has multiple legal avenues that allow him to impose tariffs and force countries to the negotiating table, trade experts say. WASHINGTON—A legal battle is unfolding over President Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs, but trade experts say any setbacks are unlikely to stop the administration from keeping pressure on U.S. trading partners. On May
Trump ally announces record-shattering fundraising haul in bid for Alabama governor
Republican Sen. Tommy Tuberville launches his Alabama governor bid with record-breaking fundraising, backed by Trump and Club for Growth, setting up a 2026 race.
State Department planning to shrink U.S. staff by 3,400 in massive reorganization
The State Department is planning a sweeping reorganization of its bureaus and U.S. staff, with around 3,400 jobs eliminated and almost half of its domestic offices closed or consolidated in the coming months, the department told lawmakers Thursday, according to documents obtained by CBS News. The plans were previewed by senior State Department officials last