Hardline Trump aide Stephen Miller takes over as White House chief of staff
Miller, known as the architect of Trump’s controversial immigration crackdown, is replacing Susie Wiles in new role
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Miller, known as the architect of Trump’s controversial immigration crackdown, is replacing Susie Wiles in new role
Read moreCalley Means claims officials abandoned Maha agenda and took money from sugar industry leading up to midterms
Read moreAhmed Moor, a Palestinian American, said he would run in a primary to be the Democratic nominee in 2028
Read moreStarting today, Stephen Miller is officially Donald Trump’s chief of staff. Now what? Kai Wright speaks with Ben Rhodes, co-host of Crooked Media’s Pod Save the World and a former deputy national security adviser to Barack Obama, about why Trump is handing even more power to Miller after Republicans’ thrashing in the midterms. (This episode was recorded at Crooked Media’s Crooked Con in DC)
Read moreLetter: Danielle Metz wonders whether the president will extend the forgiveness he has shown the 6 January insurrectionists to other prisoners, in response to an article by James Rosen
Read moreThe document is expected to fetch more than $10m and the proceeds will be donated to several charities
Read moreLawyers for both campaigns in Mississippi's US Senate race are preparing for a possible legal battle as the close count continues.
Read moreAmerican activist and trade unionist who fought for the rights of farm workers
Read moreJensen Huang also admitted to having been "unfaithful" to his wife and says he will cooperate with a security investigation.
Read moreFormer president’s new book Promise Me America provides an inside look at January 6, Covid-19 response and more
Read moreCompany says schools should control student AI use, but if they block its AI tools, they’ll lose access to search engine Parents and teachers across the US are criticizing Google’s announcement that schools choosing to block AI tools could also lose access to Google Search. Google announced last week a range of new AI tools for schools and classrooms, alongside options allowing teachers and administrators to restrict their use. The company said schools should have control over whether students use AI in the classroom, but that schools that choose to block Google’s AI tools will also lose acces
Read moreElection wins of Annie Andrews, Abdul El-Sayed and more who ran on healthcare issues are viewed as sign of home as Trump administration unravels US health policy
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