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Governors arrive in Washington eager to push past Trump's partisan grip
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politics27m ago

Governors arrive in Washington eager to push past Trump's partisan grip

  • Governors meet in Washington to discuss bipartisan policy amid tensions with President Trump over NGA invitations.
  • Stitt and Moore frame NGA as a platform for bipartisan ideas despite a polarized national climate.
  • Moore stresses governors can move differently and push back against centralized power.
  • The conference underscored tensions over White House guest lists and related political signaling.
  • Trump accused Moore and Polis of not being invited, fueling the partisan clash.
  • The NGA aims to serve as a refuge from polarization amid broader political tensions.
  • Stitt emphasizes that the conference is bigger than a single White House dinner.
  • Moore predicts productive days for the governors despite partisan dynamics.
  • The piece notes governors see a chance to influence policy through collaboration.
  • The event highlighted the NGA's role amid questions about federal-state power balance.
  • The article situates the governors’ effort within ongoing national debates over executive power.
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'You're kidding right?' Karoline Leavitt snaps at question on Trump's 'racist' label whine
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politics10h ago

'You're kidding right?' Karoline Leavitt snaps at question on Trump's 'racist' label whine

https://www.rawstory.com/karoline-leavitt-2675281786/https://www.foxnews.com/politics/leavitt-scoffs-reporter-questioned-when-trump-been-falsely-called-racist-youre-kidding
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  • Leavitt pushes back when asked for examples of Trump being falsely called racist, promising a lengthy list.
  • Trump’s death acknowledgment of Jesse Jackson used to defend himself against racism labels, per Leavitt.
  • Leavitt cites policy wins like funding for HBCUs and veteran benefits as counterpoints to racism claims.
  • The briefing framed Black History Month activities as part of Trump’s record, according to Leavitt.
  • Leavitt assures reporters receipts will be provided after the briefing.
  • The exchange occurred amid broader coverage of Trump’s remarks about Jesse Jackson’s death and his record on race.
  • Raw Story and other outlets highlighted the exchange, noting Leavitt’s sharp retort.
  • Leavitt framed Trump’s record as supporting Black Americans through policy actions.
  • The briefing emphasized a contrast between allegations and documented policy outcomes.
  • The topic linked to ongoing partisan debates about race and presidential rhetoric.
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Karoline Leavitt can't keep straight face while delivering 'obviously true' claims
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politics12h ago

Karoline Leavitt can't keep straight face while delivering 'obviously true' claims

  • Leavitt struggled to keep a straight face while saying the information was obviously true.
  • The briefing touched on higher energy costs in New England and federal energy policy.
  • Leavitt linked energy costs to Democrat policies and argued for more fossil fuels.
  • Leavitt claimed state energy prices differ by political alignment.
  • The report frames the moment within Raw Story’s broader political coverage.
  • The article notes Leavitt’s background and role at the briefing.
  • The piece emphasizes the tension between messaging and perception at briefings.
  • The coverage situates the moment amid energy policy debates.
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Armstrong to attend NGA Winter Meeting, White House business session, panel on permitting reform
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politics10h ago

Armstrong to attend NGA Winter Meeting, White House business session, panel on permitting reform

  • Armstrong will attend the NGA Winter Meeting in Washington, D.C. this week.
  • He will participate in a panel on energy and infrastructure permitting reform with remarks from Doug Burgum.
  • Armstrong will join a White House business session for governors on Friday with Cabinet members and President Donald Trump.
  • The NGA Winter Meeting is a key bipartisan gathering of governors from all states and territories.
  • Session topics include immigration, workforce, innovation, AI, and affordability.
  • Gov. Kelly Armstrong and First Lady Kjersti Armstrong are traveling for the event.
  • Opening remarks at the panel come from Doug Burgum, former governor and current Interior Secretary.
  • The White House session is intended for governors and cabinet members.
  • The governor emphasizes sharing ideas and best practices with counterparts nationwide.
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Plans For New White House East Wing Show Renovated 42-Seat Movie Theater
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politics10h ago

Plans For New White House East Wing Show Renovated 42-Seat Movie Theater

  • The White House plans to rebuild the East Wing theater in the East Colonnade as part of the ongoing East Wing modernization project.
  • The original 42-seat theater, built in 1942, is being preserved with seven rows of six seats in the planned redesign.
  • White House officials say furniture from the old theater has been meticulously preserved for potential integration into the new structure.
  • The East Wing modernization project is funded by private donors, including tech and entertainment companies.
  • The theater was demolished last October as part of the expansion that includes a 90,000-square-foot ballroom.
  • The East Wing modernization is being reviewed by the National Capital Planning Commission.
  • The project aims to modernize the theater while preserving historical elements tied to presidential screenings.
  • The article emphasizes the theater’s role in official screenings and courting lawmakers and dignitaries.
  • Donors include Ike Perlmutter’s family foundation, linking private funding to Hollywood and tech ties.
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#6
Trump says Mike Tyson has defended him against accusations of racism
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politics8h ago

Trump says Mike Tyson has defended him against accusations of racism

  • Trump recounts Mike Tyson defending him against racism accusations at the White House Black History Month event.
  • Trump praises Tyson and other Black athletes and entertainers at the event.
  • The remarks link Tyson's loyalty to Trump since the 1980s amid Trump’s White House remarks.
  • Tyson has supported Trump on obesity initiatives and cannabis policy changes in recent years.
  • The event highlighted Tyson's public profile and his alignment with Trump on policy issues.
  • Trump referenced Ali and Taylor among Black athletes celebrated in the White House remarks.
  • The Fox News report frames Tyson as a loyal ally and public advocate during Trump’s administration.
  • The article notes Tyson’s advocacy included cannabis policy changes and other initiatives.
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'Not a serious team': White House's 'laughable' disaster claim rebuked on CNN
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politics8h ago

'Not a serious team': White House's 'laughable' disaster claim rebuked on CNN

  • Governor Wes Moore rebuked the White House claim about the Potomac spill during a CNN interview, calling the remarks laughable.
  • The administration attributed the spill response to Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, D.C., before federal intervention.
  • Moore stated the spill involved a D.C. pipe on federal land, under federal control for the past century.
  • The exchange occurred amid a broader discussion of how the Potomac spill was managed and who would bear responsibility.
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White House press secretary calls Maryland's law ending ICE partnerships "despicable"
#8 out of 22
politics4h ago

White House press secretary calls Maryland's law ending ICE partnerships "despicable"

  • Maryland ends 287(g) partnerships, prohibiting state and local law enforcement from cooperating with ICE.
  • Gov. Wes Moore defends the bills amid backlash from law enforcement and some officials.
  • White House press secretary called Maryland’s policy change 'despicable'.
  • The bills were described as emergency measures passed by the Maryland General Assembly.
  • Officials warned the change could result in unintended consequences for public safety.
  • Harford County Sheriff Jeffrey Gahler criticized the governor's action as political.
  • Maryland counties involved in 287(g) include Allegany, Carroll, Cecil, Frederick, Garrett, Harford, Washington, Wicomico and St. Mary's.
  • There are two types of 287(g) agreements in Maryland used to flag suspects or serve warrants.
  • The policy shift drew attention from immigrant advocates and lawmakers in Annapolis.
  • The governor’s action comes as part of a broader national debate over immigration enforcement.
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Ukraine war briefing: Trump sees conflict as ‘very unfair’ for war dead and US taxpayers, says White House
#9 out of 22
world4h ago

Ukraine war briefing: Trump sees conflict as ‘very unfair’ for war dead and US taxpayers, says White House

  • Trump views the Ukraine war as 'very unfair' for both war dead and American taxpayers, according to the White House.
  • White House spokesperson Karoline Leavitt said there had been meaningful progress toward a peace deal in Geneva.
  • The article notes past U.S. military aid suspensions to Ukraine in March last year amid pressure to reach a peace deal.
  • Zelenskyy described the talks as difficult, with unresolved issues about Russian-occupied territories and Zaporizhzhia.
  • The report mentions India reducing Russian oil purchases under Western sanctions and seeking a trade deal with the United States.
  • Ukraine imposed sanctions on Belarusian President Lukashenko amid countermeasures against Minsk for wartime assistance.
  • Shakhtar Donetsk’s owner donated over $200,000 to a Ukrainian skeleton racer after a controversy over a helmet depicting killed athletes.
  • A delegation of Democratic U.S. senators returned from Ukraine to urge Congress for sanctions against Moscow.
  • Hungary suspended diesel shipments to Ukraine amid disputes over Russian oil supplies routed through Ukrainian territory.
  • Ukraine vowed intensified countermeasures against Lukashenko’s assistance to Russia.
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White House directing DHS to hunt for voter fraud by naturalized citizens: Sources
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politics8h ago

White House directing DHS to hunt for voter fraud by naturalized citizens: Sources

  • The White House directed DHS to review naturalized citizens for potential voting or registration before naturalization, launching a nationwide HSI effort.
  • HSI offices across the country were told to examine open and closed cases of suspected illegal voting by noncitizen immigrants.
  • The program escalates scrutiny to naturalized citizens and may involve reporting cases to the White House even when prosecutions are not pursued.
  • Critics warn the initiative could deter participation at polls amid concerns about intimidation and civil rights.
  • White House officials framed the effort as ensuring accurate, up-to-date voter rolls and preventing noncitizen voting.
  • White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller reportedly leads weekly meetings on the plan’s launch with DHS and Justice Department leadership.
  • The memo lists statutes that could allow charges for voting before citizenship, including false claims of citizenship.
  • DHS Secretary Kristi Noem hosted a news conference touting election security and mitigation measures.
  • The White House has discussed sending law enforcement to polling places to 'secure' elections, prompting legal concerns.
  • The initiative comes as President Trump has publicly discussed potential federal intervention in state elections.
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