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Transparency, free speech and fraud have different meanings under Trump.
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The CIA is developing plans to fulfill President Donald Trump's campaign pledges to get tough on Mexico's drug cartels, but critics warn of a backlash.
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President Donald Trump is set to impose 25% taxes on steel entering the US "without exceptions".
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President Donald Trump wants the justices to allow him to remove the head of the Office of Special Counsel, which investigates whistleblower reports.
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When Russia invaded Ukraine three years ago, U.S. leaders helped whip Europe into a staunchly unified response. Now U.S. leaders seem eager to split the continent into pieces, policymakers say.
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Even if it's shuttered, the programs and money may be moved to other agencies.
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The president, still angry about the pandemic response, may be cutting into the country's fundamental ability to identify emerging diseases and head them off.
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According to the White House, Russia's Vladimir Putin has agreed to meet with President Trump to negotiate ending the war in Ukraine. Trump opposed the United States' financial involvement in the Russia-Ukraine war during his campaign, distinguishing himself from the Biden administration's funding of Ukraine's military. Trump's Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth broke with years of U.S. foreign policy precedent in a recent statement asserting that Ukraine would not join NATO, a key provision for Putin. Trump has also been pushing for U.S. access to Ukraine's mineral resources in any potential deal. We speak to The Nation's Katrina vanden Heuvel about these latest developments. "There is an importance of what [Trump] is beginning to do, which is open up a process to end a war" that is "impoverishing Ukraine," she says. "Both countries are war-weary" three years after the Russian invasion.
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Before Senator Thom Tillis voted to confirm Pete Hegseth as defense secretary, he worked with accusers to make the case against him in a bid to get G.O.P. leaders to scrap the vote altogether.
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President Trump has ordered a freeze on all foreign aid to South Africa in an executive order he signed Friday, claiming that a new land reform law amounts to "government-sponsored race-based discrimination." The country's white minority still owns the vast majority of farmland decades after the end of apartheid rule. Trump also criticized South Africa's genocide case against Israel at the ICJ and said the United States would accept white South Africans as refugees facing what he characterized as persecution. The cuts to aid are already causing widespread suffering in South Africa, where "after 30 years of democracy, not much has changed in terms of wealth ownership" and a white population with colonial roots is "using politics, ideology, misinformation and propaganda … to maintain the status quo," says South African activist Trevor Ngwane.
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DOJ Fires Slew of Officials Involved in Special Counsel's Probes into Trump, D.C.'s Acting AG to Investigate Prosecutors Who Charged Jan. 6 Rioters with Obstruction, CDC Orders Employees to Immediately Cease Collaboration with WHO, Trump's Pentagon EOs Take Aim at DEI, Trans Military Members; Order "Iron Dome"-Like Defense System, "This Will Have Devastating Consequences": OMB Orders Workers to Pause Most Federal Aid, Navajo Nation Says Immigration Agents Targeting Indigenous People Amid Crackdown, Mexico Confirms It Has Received Non-Mexican Deportees from the U.S., DHS Halts Temporary Resettlement Programs Affecting Refugees from Ukraine, Haiti, Venezuela, Residents Flee Goma as M23 Rebel Assault Deepens Humanitarian Crisis in DRC, Israel Violates Gaza Ceasefire, Killing 2 Palestinians, Including 5-Year-Old Girl, Mexican Journalist Alejandro Gallegos Found Murdered in Tabasco, Target Faces Boycott After Becoming Latest U.S. Company to Ban DEI Initiatives, Costco Won't End DEI Initiatives, Faces Friday Strike Deadline by 18,000 Union Workers, Philadelphia Grocery Workers Vote to Form First Union at Amazon-Owned Whole Foods, U.S. Tech and Energy Stocks Plummet as Chinese Startup Launches "DeepSeek" AI Model, "My 'Crime'? Being a Journalist Who Speaks Up for Palestine": Ali Abunimah Speaks Out After Swiss Arrest
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The U.S. Justice Department proposed on Wednesday that Congress take up legislation to curb protections that big tech platforms like Alphabet's Google and Facebook have had for decades, a senior official said, following through on U.S. President Donald Trump's bid to crack down on tech giants.
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