Behind closed doors on Capitol Hill, Pam Bondi dodged a sworn deposition on the Epstein files and tried to hide in a secretive House Oversight briefing, but Democrats like Maxwell Frost and Melanie Stansbury say the locked-out briefing only made the cover-up around Donald Trump look worse than ever.
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James Comer chaired what quickly turned into a sham briefing on Pam Bondi and the Epstein files, but when Summer Lee demanded he enforce his own subpoena and put Bondi under oath, Comer snapped, hurled insults, and the confrontation blew up into a walkout.
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Donald Trump throws Israel under the bus after the South Pars gas field strike triggers a dangerous Middle East escalation, leaving the White House, the Pentagon, and U.S. allies forced to explain why his own statements keep contradicting what officials are saying about the war.
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Pete Hegseth stormed to the podium to defend Donald Trump’s Iran war, attack the media, and demand billions more for the conflict, but the briefing quickly revealed the rising gas prices, growing protests, furious allies, and the dangerous ideology driving an administration that looks more desperate by the day.
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At a heated Senate hearing, Markwayne Mullin’s push for power inside Trump’s Republican Party spirals as Rand Paul confronts his past threats, Kristi Noem’s DHS shakeup raises alarms, and Capitol Hill erupts over what critics say is another dangerous nominee backed by the same MAGA machine driving Washington chaos.
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The DOJ’s Epstein file release stunned investigators after unredacted videos of victims — including young women whose identities were exposed — appeared in the files while the names of powerful figures tied to the scandal remain hidden, raising disturbing questions about who the system is really protecting.
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Steve Witkoff went on TV trying to project confidence about Trump’s Iran war strategy, only to admit he had no idea how the conflict ends, setting off a chain reaction of questions about why the White House rushed into another Middle East war without a plan, without Congress, and without anyone able to explain what victory is supposed to look like.
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Donald Trump insisted he was “willing to live with the report” on the Iran school strike, a sudden shift from his earlier claims blaming Tehran, as reporters, The New York Times, and even voices inside his own administration exposed a story that keeps changing the closer it gets to the truth.
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Cory Hicks survived a devastating drone strike that killed fellow U.S. soldiers, only to watch the Trump administration stumble through questions about Russia, Iran, and mounting troop injuries.
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Republicans rushed onto CNN to defend Donald Trump’s Iran war as gas prices spike and the Strait of Hormuz crisis rattles the oil market, only to reveal just how unprepared the GOP is to explain why Americans are paying more at the pump while Trump allies like Rick Scott, Mike Johnson, and Roger Marshall move to sell a conflict that’s blowing up their own midterm message.
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Pete Hegseth stepped up to the podium to sell Donald Trump’s Iran war as a clean, decisive victory, only to run straight into reporters, market reactions, and even John Bolton raising questions that expose how shaky the story really is at the White House.
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BBC reporter Tom Bateman challenged Pete Hegseth during a Pentagon press conference after Hegseth lashed out at the “fake news,” only for questions about the Iran school strike and the Tomahawk missile report to expose cracks in the Trump administration's story.
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Lindsey Graham went on Fox News determined to hype Trump’s Iran war push and pressure allies from Spain to Saudi Arabia to fall in line, only to spiral into talk of sending Americans back to the Middle East, threatening NATO partners, and even hinting at a Cuba takeover in a rant that shows just how far the MAGA war drum is starting to spin.
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Lindsey Graham went on TV ready to push Donald Trump toward another war, only to run straight into backlash from Megyn Kelly, Laura Ingraham, and even Ted Cruz as questions about Iran, Netanyahu, and back-channel lobbying started piling up faster than Fox News could keep up with.
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Stephen Miller and Donald Trump pushed the narrative that ICE agents were under siege, but a Wall Street Journal investigation, a DHS funding showdown in Congress, and Tim Kaine’s clash with Margaret Brennan exposed a story that’s unraveling fast — and the facts are not on the administration’s side.
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Lindsey Graham appears on Fox News to cheerlead Trump’s latest Iran war push, brushing off billion-dollar price tags, rising oil costs, and Pentagon spending demands while critics warn the White House is treating the military like a personal power play instead of answering to Congress or the American public.
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A war strategy professor warns the U.S. is falling into an “escalation trap” with Iran, but the Trump administration keeps pushing airstrikes and refusing to rule out troops on the ground, as Karoline Leavitt, JD Vance, and MAGA allies try to sell a conflict that looks more like the start of another endless Middle East war than the peace voters were promised.
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Donald Trump tried to dismiss the Iran school bombing as propaganda, but new reporting from CNN, Reuters, and NBC keeps piling up evidence while Pete Hegseth and the administration scramble to explain why a strike hit a school and why the story keeps changing every time the cameras turn on.
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Jason Crow reacted to Trump admitting U.S. casualties in the Iran conflict could be higher, and the combat veteran didn’t hold back, blasting the White House on CNN for treating war like politics while soldiers pay the price and the real numbers stay hidden from the public.
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A former Trump supporter at a gas station rips his Trump-Vance sticker off his truck while staring at soaring gas prices, as the Iran conflict pushes costs higher and officials insist the pain is temporary, leaving voters face-to-face with the gap between the promises they heard and the reality they’re paying for.
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