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'Absurd': Chief Justice John Roberts insists judges don't carry out Trump's will

U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts insisted that members of the court did not follow the ideology of the president who appointed them.

During a Tuesday discussion at Rice University, Roberts sought to dispel the notion that Justice Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh, or Amy Coney Barrett would defer to President Donald Trump because he nominated them.

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Republicans set to get a 'wake-up' call on Trump at the worst possible moment: analyst

Republicans who will be out of power and, in some cases, out of a job will look back on how they let President Donald Trump use his bully pulpit to pursue his own interests while leaving them “holding the bag” with furious voters.

That was the lesson delivered by Politico’s Jonathan Martin on MS NOW Tuesday, where he vociferously asserted that GOP lawmakers are headed for a disaster in November.

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Trump goofs as he sneers at Irish president in front of diplomat: 'Lucky I exist'

Donald Trump’s attack on the president of Ireland in front of Irish Taoiseach Micheal Martin in the Oval Office hit a rough patch on Tuesday afternoon.

As the president jumped from topic to topic, he was pressed about comments made by the Irish president who stated, “The normalization of war can never be accepted. Now, more than ever, we must renew our commitment to peace and diplomacy in line with the principles of international law as set out in the United Nations charter.”

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Postal Service may be forced to stop deliveries by 2027 amid cash crisis

The U.S. Postal Service may be forced to stop deliveries next year if current trends continue, according to the postmaster general.

Postmaster General David Steiner told lawmakers this week that the Postal Service was on track to run out of cash to pay employees and vendors unless major changes were made, reported NPR.

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Amazon grilled over suspicion Melania doc broke bribery laws

A documentary on Melania Trump has prompted calls for a probe into the financial donations from Amazon to Donald Trump

Representatives signed a letter to the E-commerce company asking where the funding came from and suggesting money given to the Trump team for the film could have breached bribery laws. Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) and Rep. Hank Johnson (D-GA) led the charge on the letter, with calls for Amazon to answer questions on the sum of money given to the team behind the Melania documentary.

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This 80-year-old Trump school pal is urging him to seize control of elections: 'He has to'

An octogenarian former classmate of President Donald Trump is urging him to overturn two and a half centuries of election law and take control of this November's vote.

Peter Ticktin, an 80-year-old South Florida lawyer who met Trump at New York Military Academy, told Vanity Fair that he has advised the 79-year-old president to issue an executive order that would allow him to seize control of the midterm election.

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Trump shrugs at thought of US troops in Iran: 'Just a military operation to me'

President Donald Trump dodged a question on Tuesday about whether the United States would send military troops into Iran.

Trump was in the Oval Office with Irish Prime Minister Taoiseach Micheál Martin on St. Patrick's Day when he shrugged off a question about whether sending soldiers into the country was fast becoming an inevitability.

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'Greenland was a breaking point': EU allies say Trump dug his own grave

CNN anchor Jim Sciutto reported that European Union (EU) officials had turned their backs on President Donald Trump in Iran after he poisoned the well by trying to take over Greenland and threatening the NATO alliance.

In an angry Truth Social post on Tuesday, Trump said NATO countries "don't want to get involved with our Military Operation against the Terrorist Regime of Iran."

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'Tremendous blow' for Trump likely to be just first in wave of resignations: ex-general

A military general revealed on Tuesday that more Trump administration resignations are likely on the horizon after Joe Kent, head of the National Counterterrorism Center, resigned in protest over the U.S. war in Iran.

Retired U.S. Army Brig. Gen. Steve Anderson told CNN anchors Wolf Blitzer and Pamela Brown that he expects more Trump allies to step down over the military conflict in the Middle East.

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Trump unloads on top official Joe Kent over Iran war resignation: 'He was weak'

President Donald Trump lashed out at his former director of National Counterterrorism Center on Tuesday following the official’s resignation out of protest over the U.S. war against Iran, calling him “weak” and “not smart.”

Joe Kent was tapped by Trump in early 2025 to lead his administration’s key counterterrorism agency, and has long been seen as a loyal supporter of Trump and the MAGA movement. The Trump administration’s war against Iran, however, was apparently a bridge too far for Kent, who offered his resignation earlier on Tuesday in protest.

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Major ally Kid Rock snaps at Trump over Live Nation surrender

MAGA-supporter Kid Rock is blasting Trump's Department of Justice for gutting an antitrust case against Ticketmaster and its parent company Live Nation — a move that exposes the hypocrisy at the heart of the administration's anti-monopoly rhetoric.

The DOJ shocked observers last week by capitulating to the live entertainment behemoth with a mere $280 million settlement to be divided among 39 states — a pittance that leaves the core monopoly intact.

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Mike Johnson tries to sanewash Trump on Iran war: ‘Bones are informed by the intelligence’

House Speaker Mike Johnson attempted to define President Donald Trump's claim that he would end the Iran war when he feels it in his bones to mean "informed by the intelligence."

"President Trump recently said that the war in Iran will be over when he feels it in his bones," a reporter told Johnson on Tuesday. "What does he mean by that?"

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'Insulting and laughable': Leavitt rips 'false claims' after official quits over Iran

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt fired back at U.S. intelligence official Joe Kent after he resigned over President Donald Trump's war with Iran.

"After much reflection, I have decided to resign from my position as Director of the National Counterterrorism Center, effective today," Kent wrote Tuesday in a post on X.

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