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    Trump Says It Is ‘Too Early’ To Endorse JD Vance For 2028 Presidential Run

    US President Donald Trump says it is too early to endorse Vice President JD Vance for the 2028 presidential race, despite earlier remarks favouring him.

    US Senator Lindsey Graham, Close Trump Ally, Dies at 71 After ‘Brief and Sudden Illness’

    US Senator Lindsey Graham, a prominent Republican leader and close ally of Donald Trump, died at the age of 71 following a brief and sudden illness, his office confirmed. Graham was a key figure in the Senate and known for his strong views on foreign policy and national security issues.

    Trump Mocks Democrats, Floats 2028 ‘Dream Team’ at White House Dinner

    Washington: Donald Trump used a White House dinner event to mock Democratic leaders and hint at a possible “2028 dream team,” making political remarks that quickly drew attention in Washington’s political circles. Speaking during the dinner, Trump took jabs at the Democratic Party while addressing guests, mixing humor with political messaging. His comments included criticism.

    US Court Strikes Down Trump’s Tariff Policy, Rules Move Unlawful

    Washinngton: A United States federal trade court has ruled that former President Donald Trump’s broad tariff measures were unlawful, marking a significant setback for his trade policy and raising fresh questions about the limits of presidential authority in economic decisions. The Court of International Trade found that the tariffs imposed under Trump’s administration—introduced using emergency.

    US Bill Seeks to Block Chinese Land Purchases Near Sensitive Sites

    Washington: The United States Congress is advancing a bipartisan legislative effort aimed at restricting Chinese and other foreign adversaries from purchasing farmland and real estate near sensitive military and strategic installations, citing national security concerns. The proposed legislation, titled the “Protecting U.S. Farmland and Sensitive Sites from Foreign Adversaries Act,” seeks to close loopholes in.

    Donald Trump Pushes White House Ballroom Plan After Shooting, Cites Security Concerns

    President Donald Trump has renewed his push for a secure White House ballroom following the shooting at the annual White House Correspondents’ Dinner here on Saturday, asserting that the incident exposed vulnerabilities in hosting high-profile events outside the presidential complex.

    McGovern’s Temple Visit Strengthens Interfaith Unity

    In a significant gesture of unity, U.S. Congressman Jim McGovern visited a Hindu temple in Massachusetts, marking a notable moment in interfaith engagement. The visit reflects growing efforts by American leaders to connect with diverse religious communities and promote mutual understanding. Building Bridges Across Faiths During his visit, McGovern interacted with members of the Hindu.

    Trump team contradicts claims on Iran war threat stance

    The Donald Trump administration is facing growing scrutiny after apparent contradictions emerged in its justification for the ongoing Iran war. While President Donald Trump repeatedly claimed that US strikes had “obliterated” Iran’s nuclear capabilities, officials within his own administration have raised doubts about whether Iran posed an “imminent threat” at all. This contradiction has triggered.

    US Counterterror Chief Resigns Over Iran War Row

    In a major development amid the ongoing US-Iran conflict, Joe Kent, head of the US National Counterterrorism Center (NCTC), has resigned from his post. His decision marks the highest-level protest within the administration of Donald Trump over the controversial war with Iran. The resignation has exposed deep divisions within the US government regarding the justification.

    Top Senate Democrats Demand $130B Trump Tariff Refund

    Washington, D.C.: A group of senior U.S. Senate Democrats has demanded that the Trump administration refund more than $130 billion in tariffs that were recently declared illegal by the U.S. Supreme Court. The demand, made in a letter to U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent escalates a political and legal confrontation over tariff revenue that Democrats say.