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Trump can't save all his friends.

An American journalist claimed the Cuban regime is "collapsing" in an op-ed published on The Hill. Daniel Allott said such a scenario could have far-reaching consequences extending beyond the island

Greene’s positions on the war in Gaza, the release of the Epstein files, and now, the Affordable Care Act subsidies, have separated her from her party

Thousands of federal workers have left the Department of Justice and resources have been reallocated to align with Trump’s agenda, under Pam Bondi’s leadership

Republican senators are voicing growing unease with President Donald Trump's clash with Democratic governors over sending National Guard troops from other states to Portland, Oregon, and Chicago, reflecting concerns about states' rights, precedent and the use of military forces in local policing.

Nearly 90 percent of people in ACA plans currently receive some level of federal assistance to reduce premiums.

A Republican senator, speaking to The Hill on condition of anonymity, criticized Attorney General Pamela Bondi's handling of the case, saying her February claim that Epstein's client list was ready for review raised unrealistic public expectations.

It builds on an earlier piece in The Hill

According to The New York Times, the Massachusetts operation known as "Patriot 2.0" began late last week and is expected to last several weeks

Trump just told a reporter to get fired for asking that question.

Dr. Demetre Daskalakis was one of four top CDC officials who resigned last week, citing changes under RFK Jr.