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The exodus from President Donald Trump's White House continued late Wednesday night as key bridge to working with the fractious GOP caucus plans to depart.

According to a report from Politico, James Braid, the top White House aide in charge of liaising with Congress, is leaving the administration with no indication of where he is heading next.

President Donald Trump has completely turned his rationale for the White House ballroom project on its head, intending to "blackmail" the U.S. Supreme Court into allowing it, attorney and writer Ankush Khardori told Glenn Kirschner on his web show.

A federal court has blocked construction on the ballroom project. Trump is appealing that decision, arguing it is a vital project for national security.

President Donald Trump's threat to unleash "economic D-Day" against countries doing business with Iran horrified some of his critics on Wednesday.

"No one has given the Islamic Republic of Iran a greater opportunity to make a Deal than me. TRAGICALLY, for them, they have failed to take it," Trump wrote on Truth Social. "Therefore, today, I am announcing the MOST CRUSHING ECONOMIC OPERATION EVER TAKEN AGAINST ANY COUNTRY! This will be Economic Warfare and Isolation on an unprecedented scale. Their navy is gone, their air force is destroyed, their military factories are now rubble, their currency is worthless, and their country is hanging by a thread."

Yet another polling controversy has rocked the political world, as a firm that spent months tracking the Florida GOP gubernatorial primary admitted to effectively fabricating the numbers in favor of far-right candidate James Fishback.

The Public Sentiment Institute (TPSI) stated in a new release that they encountered "a suspected data-quality issue in the text panel" and tried to correct it by essentially giving respondents who had expressed support for Lt. Gov. Jay Collins to Fishback instead.