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Blanche dodges question on whether he asked for DiGenova’s resignation
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Attorney General Todd Blanche dodged a question Tuesday about whether he asked for the resignation of Trump-ally Joe diGenova from the Justice Department amid reports that there was a tense phone call between the two before the lawyer’s departure. “I don’t want to talk about communications I have with prosecutors. It’s not fair to them.…
Trump disses ‘hostile and conflicted’ judge who blocked Kennedy Center renaming
President Trump on Tuesday slammed the federal judge who blocked his administration’s latest effort to add his name to the Kennedy Center. The president, who has repeatedly criticized judges who rule against his administration, called U.S. District Judge Christopher Cooper a “very hostile and conflicted Judge” shortly after the Obama appointee released his opinion in…
New Details On How Space Force Has Waged Electronic Warfare Against Iran
Space Force learned important lessons from the war with Iran about operations inside and outside of the atmosphere. The post New Details On How Space Force Has Waged Electronic Warfare Against Iran appeared first on TWZ.
How IRS’s 2027 tax brackets may change, according to new projections
Any adjustment is meant to combat "bracket creep."
Blanche dismisses concerns about Trump Jr’s wedding gift from Putin ally
Attorney General Todd Blanche dismissed concerns over a wedding gift to Donald Trump Jr. from an ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin earlier this year. “The president’s son has said that he’s a very close friend, and that he accepted a gift in the weekend of his wedding,” Blanche told reporters at the White House…
Live updates: Blanche says Trump will follow ballot ruling; Kennedy Center loses bid to add Trump’s name, votes to shutter site
Attorney General Todd Blanche briefed reporters in the Rose Garden on Tuesday, saying the White House would follow the Supreme Court’s Monday ruling on mail ballots, declining to answer whether he asked for a South Florida prosecutor’s resignation and addressing China and artificial intelligence. A judge once again ruled the Kennedy Center could not inscribe…
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