Trump Struggles to Read His Own Handwritten Notes at Conference
Trump struggled reading handwritten notes during Oval Office signing on March 31. He lost his place while explaining the decision to halt White House ballroom construction.
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President Trump Fires Pam Bondi from Attorney General Role
President Donald Trump removed Pam Bondi as U.S. Attorney General, appointing Todd Blanche as interim head of the Department of Justice. Here is what led to the firing and what comes next.
How to Watch Trump's Primetime Address on the Iran War Tonight
President Trump will address the nation Wednesday at 9 p.m. ET with an update on the Iran war. Here is when, where, and how to watch, and what to expect.
Kristi Noem 'Blindsided' by Daily Mail Report on Husband's Secret Life
Kristi Noem says she was blindsided by a Daily Mail report revealing her husband Bryon's alleged secret online life involving fetish forums and thousands in payments.
Trump Confirms Military Is Building a Secret Complex Under White House Ballroom
Trump confirmed the U.S. military is building a secret complex beneath the new $400 million White House ballroom, calling it ahead of schedule and "really beautiful."
Investigators Could Not Match Bullet to Rifle in Charlie Kirk Murder Case
Defense attorneys for Tyler Robinson say the ATF could not match the bullet found during Charlie Kirk's autopsy to the rifle allegedly used in the shooting.
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Mar 27, 2026 2 min readSecret Service Agent Accidentally Shoots Himself While Escorting Jill Biden
A Secret Service agent accidentally shot himself at Philadelphia International Airport while escorting Jill Biden. He is listed in stable condition at a local hospital.
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Mar 27, 2026 3 min readTrump Called Mail-In Voting "Cheating" — Then Voted by Mail
Trump called mail-in voting "cheating" March 23 in Memphis. Palm Beach County records show he cast mail-in ballot for House District 87 special election earlier this month.
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Mar 27, 2026 3 min readTrump Rebuilt a Columbus Statue From the Rubble Protesters Left Behind
A 13-foot marble replica built from the remains of Baltimore's toppled Columbus statue now stands next to the White House — and the debate it reopens is far from simple.