Todd Blanche, Trump's attorney general nominee, faced Senate scrutiny over DOJ controversies, including Epstein files.
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The NRSC is airing misleading ads in several states about Medicaid and undocumented immigrants, falsely claiming the OBBB Act prevents their access.
Jonathan Swan, a journalist for The New York Times, has spent 11 years covering President Trump. Swan discusses Trump's second term, his fixation on power, and the impact on U.S. government policies.[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJIhxKFH9gI[/embed]
Dani Bensky juggles life as a survivor of Jeffrey Epstein's abuse, balancing personal struggles and activism.
The EEA is concerned by the EU's decision to detain families and children, urging transparency and care for the vulnerable.
President Donald Trump will deliver a primetime address focusing on elections, potentially revisiting debunked theories.
Venezuela reels from twin earthquakes, with massive loss of life and communities grappling with profound grief.
Controversial abortion buffer zone laws in Northern Ireland are scrutinized for impacting religious activities, including chaplains carrying a Bible.
Spain advances to World Cup final after 2-0 victory over France
Spain's dominant performance ends France's run as they head to the final, maintaining a 37-game unbeaten streak.
For 15-year-old Charles Ansevin, ChatGPT is a friend, sparking debates on AI's role in learning among teens.