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Military sources who recently spoke to The Atlantic about the departure of a high-ranking leader warned that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's "war on warriors" is causing havoc within the military.

On Tuesday, The Atlantic reported that General Chris Donahue had unexpectedly departed the military. Donahue was considered a "rising star" within the ranks, and had led forces across Europe and Africa. He was tasked with helping Ukraine bolster its fight against Russian invasion, according to the report.

A physical therapist said on Tuesday that President Donald Trump is exhibiting symptoms of someone who recently had a stroke.

During his trip to the G7 Summit in Evian-les-Bains, France, Trump gave a bizarre handshake to French President Emmanuel Macron that caught the eye of Adam James, a licensed physical therapist. James noted that Trump's odd movements suggested that he may have had a recent neurological episode.

President Donald Trump may need to procure a life jacket to save himself from the cost of his broken promises to his supporters, according to a Nobel Prize-winning economist.

Paul Krugman, who won the Nobel Prize in 2008 for his work on trade theory, argued in a new Substack essay that Trump appears desperate to end the war with Iran because of its impact on the American economy, particularly gas prices. Krugman noted that Trump may be in for rough waters even if the war ends amicably as Trump tries to rehabilitate his relationship with his supporters.

A federal judge has vacated the Trump administration's policy of arresting immigrants at immigration courthouses, finding Immigration and Customs Enforcement acted with a "complete lack of decisionmaking."

U.S. District Judge P. Casey Pitts of the Northern District of California issued the order wiping out both ICE's courthouse-arrest policies and a separate waiver that had allowed the agency to hold detainees in short-term cells for up to 72 hours.

President Donald Trump's narrative about the issues the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool faces is under intense scrutiny, and political analysts were astounded by a new report that seemed to make the scrutiny much worse.

The New York Times reported on Tuesday that internal White House documents show the Trump administration was well aware of the issues the Reflecting Pool is facing, from its peeling painted bottom to the algae covering its entire surface, even though Trump was publicly blaming "vandals" for the problems.

Internal White House documents about the issues at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool seem to undercut President Donald Trump's claims that the pool had been vandalized, according to a new report.

Trump blamed alleged "vandals" for damaging the pool after crews recently completed a more than $16 million renovation. Video of the bottom layer of paint peeling off in the pool and of green algae taking over nearly the entire structure has circulated online for several days, and some political experts have said the pool itself has become a "symbol" of the Trump administration's incompetence.

President Donald Trump used a Tuesday speech at a Pennsylvania Mack Trucks plant to make the striking claim that Republican Steve Hilton only advanced in California's governor's race because Trump personally called a federal prosecutor to intervene.

"I called up the very powerful, very good U.S. attorney in California and I said, 'Do me a favor, they're trying to steal that election too,'" Trump said, claiming Hilton "was definitely going to lose." He added, "About an hour after the call: 'Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Hilton has won.' If I had not made that call, Steve Hilton would right now be watching the election from home."