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'Volcano is about to erupt': Ex-Trump insider warns about president's next plans

Donald Trump is planning to "lie" to Congress, according to an ex-insider to the president.

Lev Parnas, a former "trusted operative" to the U.S. president, recently flagged evidence of Trump's "cognitive decline."

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CNN anchor defends outlet's reporting after 'outrageous' Pete Hegseth comments

CNN Anchor Kate Bolduan not only defended her network but also railed against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s claim that the network's reporting was “inaccurate.”

Her remarks came at the end of Hegseth’s briefing on the bombing of an Iranian nuclear facility.

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'See what happens?' Trump floats 'rumor' about two enemy media outlets

Donald Trump on Thursday spread a "rumor" about his enemies in the media.

Trump took to his own social media site, Truth Social, to announce the hearsay about two news outlets he has opposed for several years.

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'Nightmare': Trump's new move said to put us close to 'unimaginable catastrophe'

President Donald Trump has put the world one step closer to the “unimaginable catastrophe” with his actions against Iran, according to Newsweek columnist David Faris.

“President Donald Trump's reckless and illegal strikes on Iranian nuclear sites now threaten to blow up [80 years worth of work through the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT)],” Farris said.

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'Super embarrassing': Senator says Trump's 'angry' because he was 'caught lying'

Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT) alleged that President Donald Trump's administration got "caught lying" on Iran.

Speaking to MSNBC's Nicolle Wallace on Wednesday, the senator said that Trump's administration is now scrambling to explain why conflicting statements from Trump can both be true.

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Trump to limit intel sharing with Congress after Iran damage report leaks

President Donald Trump will reportedly limit intelligence sharing with Congress after a top-secret report leaked, indicating that the U.S. strike on Iran set back the country's nuclear program only months.

Axios reported that the Trump administration would share less intelligence through the CAPNET system after CNN and The New York Times published details of a Defense Intelligence Agency assessment on Iran.

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'I can't name it': Kari Lake forgets that people in Armenia speak Armenian

Kari Lake, special advisor to the United States Agency for Global Media, struggled to remember that the people of Armenia speak Armenian.

During a Wednesday hearing before the House Foreign Affairs Committee, Rep. Jim Costa (D-CA) asked Lake about the status of America's Voice of Armenia.

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Watch: Marco Rubio bursts into laughter after NATO chief calls Trump 'daddy'

Secretary of State Marco Rubio could not withhold his laughter after a reporter noted that NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte referred to President Donald Trump as "daddy."

"The NATO chief, who is your friend," a reporter told Trump during a press conference on Wednesday. "He called you daddy earlier. Do you regard your NATO allies as kind of children?"

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'Are NATO allies like your children?' Trump pressed about being called 'daddy'

President Donald Trump was pressed about being called “Daddy” by Prime Minister of the Netherlands Dick Schoof, during his final NATO press conference on Wednesday.

“The NATO chief, who is your friend, he called you daddy earlier,” Deborah Haynes from Sky News said, “Do you regard your NATO allies as kind of like Children?”

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Trump confronted over promises: 'You said you would end Ukraine war in 24 hours'

A reporter confronted President Donald Trump about his promise to end Russia's war on Ukraine in "one day" if he were re-elected in 2024.

During a NATO news conference on Wednesday, a reporter from Austrian National Television questioned Trump about his campaign promises.

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Trump rails at CBS reporter for being 'not a nice person' before taking question

President Donald Trump publicly insulted two reporters while taking questions at the NATO summit, which was held at the Hague.

“Does anyone have any questions?” Trump asked.

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Trump said 'it's fine' when Iran warned him it was bombing US military base

President Donald Trump’s reaction to being warned about Iranian bombs being dropped on a US base was “it’s fine” during a press conference at the NATO summit.

The remarks came while he was speaking about Europe’s military spending.

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'A bit perplexed': Israel questioning Trump government's Iran damage report

Israel is now questioning President Donald Trump’s damage report, and CNN political and global analyst Barak Ravid claims Israeli intelligence is “a bit perplexed.”

The remarks came while Ravid was speaking with anchor Kate Bolduan.

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