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Pentagon says reports of sexual assault in military are down for third year in a row
The tallies are part of the Pentagon's annual review, which is required under Section 1631 of the 2011 Ike Skelton National Defense Authorization Act.
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Trump shares update that Christian missionary has been reunited with wife after release from Niger
The update was from Deputy Assistant to the President Sebastian Gorka, who shared photos from the reunion. Rideout was kidnapped in Niger in October of 2025.
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Trump cheers as SCOTUS allows WH Ballroom construction to resume
The National Trust for Historic Preservation brought the suit.
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New FBI memo confirms 2022 JTN report on Biden involvement in raid of Trump's Mar-a-Lago property
"This event is dependent upon the timeline of President Biden's brief, decision and coordination between WH Counsel and DOJ," reads a new memo obtained by JTN.
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Business groups seek quick tariff refunds after Supreme Court ruling
The high court decision affects Trump's tariffs enacted under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act. Trump had used the law to impose tariffs on nearly every imported product from every country.
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Trump winds down IEEPA tariffs, imposes 10% global tariff to last 150 days
The new global tariff will take effect just after midnight on Tuesday, Feb. 24.
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DHS says 8% of Nicaraguan population entered US under Biden, draining billions from American economy
It was not immediately clear how many migrants from Nicaragua came into the U.S. illegally during the Biden administration, but the country had over 6 million citizens as of 2023.
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You Vote: With Friday's SCOTUS ruling on tariffs, how big a setback is this to Trump's presidency?
The court specifically struck down the president's authority to impose tariffs under that specific statute, but did not address whether any other statutory authorities granted him that ability.
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Roberts court shuts door on tariffs but leaves room for Trump to prevail
In a 6–3 opinion written by Chief Justice John Roberts, the court held that IEEPA does not grant the president authority to impose tariffs. The ruling struck down the tariffs at issue in the case.
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CIA's historic retraction of intel reports exposes political bias in Obama-Biden spy agencies
From Beria to Biden: Pushing DEI to targeting protesting parents, and anti-Catholic bias to pushing the Trump-Russia collusion hoax, the U.S. intelligence community has -- in what may be a first -- started to back away from politicized stances in the Obama/Biden regime that sounded more like political dictats than intelligence analysis.
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Three former Silicon Valley engineers charged with stealing Google, tech secrets, shared with Iran
The defendants allegedly used their employment to obtain access to confidential and sensitive information, which they exfiltrated to unauthorized third-party and personal locations and to Iran.
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FCC launches Pledge America Campaign urging broadcasters to air patriotic content for nation's 250th
Carr said some ways broadcasters can participate in the initiative is by running public service announcements, short segments or specials that promote civic education, inspiring local stories, and American history.
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Illinois official got more than $300K from trucking industry while his agency gave illegal licenses
The Chicago Way: Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias, a Democrat who is reportedly considering a run for Chicago mayor, is facing scrutiny over his role in improperly issuing CDL licenses after a series of high profile big rig crashes across the country.