Media coalition urges judge to unseal Bianco election warrants - The Desert Sun
Media outlets including The Desert Sun asked a Riverside judge to release sealed search warrants in Sheriff Chad Bianco’s paused 2025 election probe.
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Democrats propose tax cut bill targeting working families - Upper Michigan's Source
A bicameral group of Democrats has introduced legislation they say would provide permanent tax relief to millions of working families, funded by a new surtax on income above $1 million.
Karoline Leavitt trolled as she tries to ignore the fact Donald Trump forgot her name
Donald Trump sparked concern as he appeared to confuse Karoline Leavitt for his former counselor Kellyanne Conway, but the white house press secretary doesn't seem to mind
Opinion: The alternate universe of Donald J. Trump - The Salt Lake Tribune
Opinion: The alternate universe of Donald J. Trump
Experts doubt Hegseth claim no need to 'worry about' Hormuz | US-Israel war on Iran
Experts doubt Pete Hegseth’s claims that the US is working effectively to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
'Grandpa' Donald Trump Confuses Karoline Leavitt for Ex-Staffer Kellyanne Conway as ...
President Donald Trump confused his White House Press Secretary, Karoline Leavitt, wi...
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White House erupts over CNN report claiming Trump team underestimated Iran response on Hormuz
The White House press secretary denied a CNN report claiming the Trump team was unprepared for the potential Iranian closure of the Strait of Hormuz, calling it "fake news."
Karoline Leavitt lashes out at ABC but it backfires massively - The Mirror US
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt took to X to unleash a brutal clap back at ABC News and warned the American public that fake news is 'real and it is dangerous'
How one of college sports' most shocking scandals propelled Stephen Miller on the path to ...
It became one of the most notorious scandals in college sports and among the people who made their voice heard? A young columnist on the student newspaper: Stephen Miller.