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Calls for Trump Cognitive Test Intensify as Democrats Seek Briefing from White House Doctor

Rep. Jamie Raskin escalated Democratic scrutiny of President Donald Trump on Friday, demanding that the White House physician immediately conduct a cognitive and neurological evaluation of the president after a week of inflammatory statements tied to the U.S. confrontation with Iran.

Trump Administration Admits Major Error in New York Medicaid Fraud Case Lead by Doctor Oz - REPORT
The Trump administration has acknowledged that it made a major mistake in the numbers it used to justify a fraud investigation led by Dr. Mehmet Oz into New York's Medicaid program, a reversal that is raising new questions about the reliability of its broader anti-fraud push in several states.
Top Iranian Official Says U.S. Negotiations Won't Begin Unless Two Conditions Are Previously Met
Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf said negotiations with the U.S. won't begin unless two conditions are met.
El Mayo Zambada Sentencing Delayed Again in U.S.: What's Behind the Second Postponement
The long-awaited sentencing hearing of Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada, one of the most powerful figures in the history of the Sinaloa cartel, has been postponed for a second time in a federal court in the United States, adding another layer of uncertainty to a closely watched case.

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Rubio Congratulates Mexico's New Foreign Minister, Stresses Bilateral Cooperation in First Call

Velasco has experience working closely with U.S. officials, leading multiple high-level bilateral and trilateral negotiations on security, migration, the economy, border issues and shared water management, among other areas.

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U.S. Inflation Is Back in Biden-Era Territory as Gas Prices Drive Sharp March Spike

U.S. inflation surged in March, according to data released Friday, April 10, pushing price growth back to levels Americans last saw during the Biden era in 2024.

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U.S. Marshals Granted Federal Powers to Musk's Security Despite Training Gaps

Newly disclosed internal emails from the U.S. Marshals Service are raising fresh concerns about how federal law enforcement authority was extended to members of Elon Musk's private security detail during his time inside the Trump administration.

Melania Trump Hosts Military Mothers at White House for Mother's Day Event

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Melania Trump Breaks Silence on Epstein Files and Denies Ties: The Internet React Posting Photos of Them Together

First Lady Melania Trump stepped to a White House podium on Thursday, April 9, and tried to draw a hard line under one of the most toxic stories in Washington, publicly denying any meaningful relationship with Jeffrey Epstein or Ghislaine Maxwell just as new polling showed her standing with Americans has sunk to a historic low for a modern first lady.

Business

Barron Trump Enters Beverage Business With Sollos, a Latino-Rooted Yerba Mate Brand Backed by $1 Million

Barron Trump is making a formal move into the beverage business through Sollos Yerba Mate, a new company tied to a $1 million securities offering and organized around one of Latin America's most recognizable caffeinated drinks, yerba mate

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U.S.

Acting AG Todd Blanche Directs California Prosecutor to Seek Death Penalty for Three Alleged MS-13 Members

Last May, prosecutors announced charges against Dennis Anaya Urias, Grevil Zelaya Santiago and Roberto Carlos Aguilar in the killing of a former MS-13 member who was assisting law enforcement in a federal racketeering and methamphetamine trafficking case.

World

Survivors of Deadly Drone Strike in Kuwait Dispute U.S. Account, Say Base Was 'Unprepared'

In the 40 days since the start of Operation Epic Fury, the conflict has left thousands of people dead across the Middle East, as well as 13 U.S. service members killed and 381 others wounded, according to data from U.S. Central Command.

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Former WWE Star Alberto Del Rio Faces Up to 7 Years in Prison in Mexico Domestic Violence Case

Former WWE champion Alberto Del Rio, the Mexican wrestler also known as Alberto "El Patrón," is facing criminal proceedings in San Luis Potosí after state prosecutors accused him of domestic violence against his partner following an alleged April 6 incident in the city's Lomas del Tecnológico neighborhood.

Politics

Human Rights Watchdog Confirms Political Prisoners Excluded From Cuba's 2,000-Inmate Pardon

Human Rights Watch said Cuba's recent pardon of more than 2,000 inmates did not include political prisoners, reinforcing earlier concerns raised by other rights groups that the measure would exclude detainees jailed for dissent.

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Trump-Vatican Rift Deepens as JD Vance Responds to Pentagon Report and Downplays Claims

Tensions between the Trump administration and the Vatican escalated this week after reports of a tense January meeting between Pentagon officials and the Holy See, prompting Vice President JD Vance to respond publicly while signaling uncertainty about what actually happened.

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Florida Insurance Brokerage Admits Role in $141 Million ACA Fraud Scheme Targeting Mostly Spanish Speaking Consumers

A Florida-based insurance brokerage has admitted to orchestrating a sweeping $141 million fraud scheme that exploited thousands of vulnerable consumers through the Affordable Care Act marketplace, federal authorities confirmed.

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Former Army Civilian in North Carolina Arrested for Allegedly Leaking Classified Information to Journalist

A former U.S. Army civilian employee in North Carolina has been arrested and charged with allegedly leaking classified national defense information to a journalist, according to federal authorities, in a case that is quickly drawing attention over national security risks and insider access.

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Trump DOJ Shelved 23,000 Criminal Cases as Immigration Crackdown Took Center Stage - REPORT

The Justice Department under President Donald Trump quietly dropped more than 23,000 criminal investigations in the first six months of his administration, according to a ProPublica analysis that found prosecutors closed cases involving terrorism, fraud, labor racketeering, health care abuse, and other offenses while federal resources were increasingly redirected toward immigration enforcement.

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Immigration

Male Immigrants, Including Undocumented Teens, Could Face Up to 5 Years in Prison for Failing to Register for U.S. Selective Service at 18

A little-known U.S. law is putting new attention on a high-stakes requirement for immigrant families: most male immigrants living in the United States, including undocumented teens, are required to register with Selective Service after turning 18, and failure to do so can carry a penalty of up to five years in prison and a fine of up to $250,000.

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Views of Israel Reach New Low in the U.S. With Sharp Shift Among Younger Voters - NEW POLL

A new Pew Research Center survey shows a striking turn in American public opinion toward Israel, with 60% of U.S. adults now saying they have an unfavorable view of the country, up from 53% last year and 42% in 2022. The numbers suggest that negative sentiment is no longer limited to one political bloc or one age group, though the sharpest deterioration continues to come from younger Americans and Democrats.