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DOJ Begs Judge to Ignore Hegseth as She Considers Making Him TestifyA federal judge is considering forcing Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth to testify in court about his anti-transgender statements for a lawsuit challenging the U.S. military’s ban on transgender people. U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes said in court in Washington, D.C., Wednesday that she might compel Hegseth to sit for a one-hour deposition and answer…
Greenland Exposes Trump’s “Massive” Lie on Oil and GasPresident Trump is bragging that “Massive Oil, Gas, and Mineral Exploration is getting ready to begin in our new and beautiful Greenland!” There’s just one problem: Greenland officials say that’s nonsense. The island’s Deputy Mining Minister Jørgen Hammeken-Holm told CNN Wednesday that while “there are activities by U.S. companies,” the large-scale…
Family of Man Mauled by Tiger Begs Trump to Stop Mocking HimThe family of William Chapman is publicly pleading for people to stop circulating the video of him being mauled to death by a tiger—after President Trump himself posted it mockingly to Truth Social. “The family are utterly devastated by their loss and are struggling to come to terms with what has happened,” they said in a statement. “The publication and…
As Trump Witch Hunts Go, the Cassidy Hutchinson One Is the Worst YetThere’s an unsurpassed ugliness in watching the full might of the federal government bear down on a young woman whose offense was bravely telling the nation the truth about the president. Even by the standards of this administration’s long campaign of reprisal, the pursuit of Cassidy Hutchinson may be its nastiest and most repulsive move yet. In June…
The Battle Lines Are Forming for the Democrats’ Next Big FightIf Democrats win back the House of Representatives and the Senate this election, which looks increasingly likely , they have an important and contentious question to face right away: How hard should they go after corporations? Voters are increasingly angry about the state of the economy, and the crisis is about much more than “affordability.” The economy…