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Donald Trump’s Two-Week Notice: Late-Night Hosts Have Fun With President’s Favorite Measure Of Time
Donald Trump said he'll wait two weeks before deciding on next U.S. move in Israel-Iran conflict; late-night hosts had fun ...
Trump is 'equally likely' to 'give diplomacy a chance' or use military action in Iran: Ned Price
European leaders hosted high-level talks in Geneva today as Iran and Israel continued to exchange missile and drone fire. NBC ...
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Trump Calls for a Special Prosecutor To Investigate His Claim That the 2020 Election Was a ‘Fraud’
President Trump is calling for a special prosecutor to look into his claims that widespread fraud altered the results of the ...
Trump on potential Iran strike: ‘I may do it. I may not do it.’
President Trump said he has not made up his mind about whether to launch an airstrike on an Iranian nuclear facility. Trump ...
Judge orders Trump administration to release Mahmoud Khalil
Mahmoud Khalil was granted release on bail by a federal judge after a hearing Friday, NBC News reported, in the latest move ...
Chuck Todd Credits Trump With Being Unprecedented Historical Figure In His Lifetime
Former NBC News chief political analyst Chuck Todd credited President Donald Trump with being an unprecedented historical ...
Trump has delayed the U.S.’s TikTok ban — for a third time. He might get sued.
The White House says the president will grant another reprieve after two earlier orders that directed the Justice Department ...
As Trump weighs Iran strikes, his abandonment of the JCPOA looks even worse
If the White House is right and the Iranian nuclear threat is worse, maybe it’s worth talking about how Tehran became more ...
Trump Administration to Shut Down LGBTQ Youth Suicide Hotline
The Trump administration will be shutting down the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline’s LGBTQ youth services on July 17. A ...
Tulsi Gabbard sidelined in Trump administration discussions on Israel and Iran
The MAGA rift over Iran is playing out within the administration, with Gabbard, the director of national intelligence, at odds with other top officials — and the president himself.