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'Perverse': Fox News hosts turn on Trump after latest plan

The Daily Beast reports Fox News may be turning against President Donald Trump’s plan to pay new mothers a $5,000 bonus.

A Fox Business panel dragged the idea both for its ineffectiveness and for its similarity to “liberal” ideas from Democratic administrations.

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'Made in America' lingerie squeezed by Trump's tariffs

After years spent working in sweatshops in California, Francisco Tzul got a job at a trendy lingerie brand that prides itself on ethical business practices and a "Made in America" approach.

But the 60-year-old immigrant from Guatemala now fears being laid off over President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs on US trading partners.

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Trump trade deals appear distant as tariff tensions simmer

US President Donald Trump's promises of securing trade deals with major partners took another blow Thursday, with a French minister saying an agreement with the EU was "a long way" off and China insisting talks had not even started.

Since returning to the presidency in January, Trump has imposed 10 percent tariffs on most trading partners, including the European Union, as a means of pressuring them to negotiate trade agreements more favorable to the United States.

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'Victory for the people': Judge blocks parts of Trump's attack on voting rights

Voting rights advocates on Thursday welcomed a federal judge's move to block some of U.S. President Donald Trump's "Preserving and Protecting the Integrity of American Elections" executive order, which critics called an "authoritarian power grab."

The temporary decision stems from a trio of legal challenges to Trump's March order: one from groups including the League of United Latin American Citizens; another from the Democratic National Committee and other party entities; and a third from organizations including the League of Women Voters (LWV) Education Fund.

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'Incredible': Expert warns Trump admin just signaled 'open defiance' of Supreme Court

The Trump administration is flagrantly ignoring a directive from the Supreme Court, a prominent immigration rights attorney warned Thursday afternoon.

The revelation came from a court document that revealed the Trump administration plans to slash the amount of time people have to seek federal relief before being subject to immediate deportation.

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Top Hegseth aide to leave Pentagon after derailing meetings with 'bawdy' strip club tales

Joe Kasper, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's controversial chief of staff, is expected to leave the Pentagon after coming under fire in recent days.

Initial reports said Kasper would step into another role at the Pentagon. But Politico confirmed on Thursday that he would leave the Department of Defense entirely and return to "government relations and consulting." As a special government employee, he will be limited to advising the Pentagon 130 days per year.

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'Starting to lose faith': 'Upset' MAGA voters sour on Trump in focus groups

A longtime Republican pollster said Thursday that people who voted for Donald Trump last year are already beginning to waver in their support.

Sarah Longwell has been doing focus groups of 2024 voters of Trump, tracking how attitudes are changing and why. The one thing she said is finally starting to "set in" for those voters is "maybe Donald Trump doesn't know exactly what he's doing."

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'Extraordinary': Trump admin sidelines its own lawyers over possible 'sabotage'

The Trump administration sidelined its own lawyers Thursday over suspicions of "sabotage," according to a new report.

Justice Department lawyers admitted they accidentally uploaded a private memo detailing their legal strategy in a case against New York City's transportation agencies. On Thursday, those lawyers were sidelined over suspicions of "sabotage," according to The New York Times, which called the move "extraordinary."

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'Thumbing their nose': Ex-NATO official says Russia sent Trump an unambiguous message

Former NATO commander James Stavridis claimed Russia's devastating attack on Kyiv was a "message" to President Donald Trump, who claimed on Thursday he was putting pressure on Vladimir Putin.

At an Oval Office news conference with Norway's prime minister, Trump said his U.S.-brokered peace deal would give Crimea and 20 percent of Ukraine over to Russia, but said he was stopping Putin from "taking the whole country" as a concession.

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'Flagrant': Experts blast Trump over latest 'corrupt' scheme

Officials inside U.S. President Donald Trump's White House have reportedly tipped off Wall Street executives about a potentially imminent trade agreement with India, a move that one watchdog group described as further evidence that the administration is "flagrantly enabling insider trading."

Fox Business correspondent Charles Gasparino reported Thursday that unnamed "people inside the Trump White House are alerting Wall Street execs they are nearing an agreement in principle on trade with India." Gasparino cited "senior Wall Street execs" with ties to the Trump White House.

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'Big story': Business reporter warns empty shelves on the horizon for Americans

A business reporter warned that Americans are a few weeks away from seeing empty shelves in stores due to President Donald Trump's ongoing trade war with China.

Christine Romans, senior business correspondent for NBC News, provided an update on the market's response to Trump's shift in language with China.

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Trump's health adviser blames 'demonic forces' for childhood diseases

White House health adviser Calley Means suggested "demonic forces" were to blame for chronic childhood diseases.

During an interview this week on Real America's Voice, host Steve Gruber asked Means if President Donald Trump and Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. could make a difference for the nation's children.

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'Pot, meet kettle': Analyst in awe at Trump's latest 'laughable' brags

White House columnist Brian Karem confessed he "stifled a laugh" as President Donald Trump's team announced in a news release, “On Earth Day, we finally have a president who follows science.”

It's one of many things Karem said Trump uttered in recent days to brag about himself and an administration suffering under several scandals.

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