Prayer Breakfast Turns into Trump Show Donald Trump’s appearance at the annual National Prayer Breakfast was supposed to be a nonpartisan affair, but that’s not how it went down. Seth Meyers nailed it when he said Trump is ‘incapable of

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Trump Touts TrumpRx as Solution to High Drug Costs President Donald Trump just unveiled his TrumpRx website, which he claims will help Americans score lower-priced prescription drugs. It’s about time, considering how much he’s been talking about it. The Details

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River Rescue Gone Wrong A man’s day took a turn for the worse after he fell into a river and got injured. It’s not clear what he was doing near the water’s edge, but it’s safe to say he won’t

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It’s Official: The US and Russia Are Talking Again President Donald Trump’s push to end the war in Ukraine seems to be paying off, with the US and Russia agreeing to reopen military dialogue. It’s a move that’s got everyone

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Not Exactly a Shock A Maryland man, Colin Demarco, is facing charges for plotting to kill Russell Vought, the director of the Office of Management and Budget. Because, you know, who doesn’t want to kill a budget director? Demarco was

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AIPAC’s Latest Move A special election in New Jersey is about to get a whole lot more interesting, thanks to AIPAC’s involvement. It’s not exactly a secret that this election is a preview of the chaotic Democratic primary season to

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Myra MacPherson, a veteran reporter who won’t be silenced, is gone Myra MacPherson, a legendary political reporter at The Washington Post, has died at 91. She’s best known for her book ‘Long Time Passing,’ a scathing look at the Vietnam

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CEO Musical Chairs Koji Sato’s out as Toyota’s CEO, and Kenta Kon’s taking the wheel. It’s the second time in three years the automaker’s made a leadership change. The New Boss Kon, who’s currently the company’s chief financial officer, will

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Engagement Over Welfare It’s no secret that AI is designed to keep us hooked. But what happens when that AI is dishing out mental health advice? It’s a recipe for disaster. AI makers prioritize user engagement, not outcomes. That’s right,

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Democrats and Republicans at Odds It’s crunch time, and the Senate’s still got nothing. With a Feb. 13 deadline looming to fund the Department of Homeland Security, House and Senate Democrats are united in their demands for ICE reforms. Meanwhile,

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