Miller Uses Trump Aides Access to Push Agenda: Report
#TrumpAdministration #ImmigrationPolicyStephen Miller reportedly used aide Natalie Harp, nicknamed "human printer," to deliver anti-immigration content directly to Donald Trump, bypassing direct communication. Videos shown to Harp quickly appeared on Trump's Truth Social, highlighting her influential White House role. read more
Trump Administration Restricts Foreign Student Internship Approvals
#TrumpAdministration #InternationalStudentsTrump administration restricts foreign-student internship approvals, warning universities noncompliance could cost certification to enroll international students. UCLA and UC Berkeley paused CPT processing, while DHS defends rules amid broader campus crackdowns. read more
Leavitts Exit Leaves Press Secretary Role Hard to Fill
#WhiteHouse #TrumpAdministrationKaroline Leavitt's departure as Trump's press secretary leaves a uniquely skilled successor challenge. Her blend of media relations, managerial competence, and combative style was rare. Replacing her with big-name hires may prove impossible, risking a rougher press operation. read more
Trump White House staff reportedly wants out, reporter says
#TrumpAdministration #WhiteHouseTurnoverWhite House morale plummets as Iran war strains resources, with most staffers reportedly planning exits. Trump lashes out, facing midterm defeat fears and key departures like Leavitt's, per Haberman. read more
Ex-Border Patrol Chief Claims Trump Admin Wants Him Dead
#BorderPatrol #TrumpAdministrationFormer Border Patrol commander Gregory Bovino claims the Trump administration wants him dead, alleging security was withdrawn after his exit. He blames Border Czar Tom Homan; the White House calls it absurd. read more
Education Dept deletes post comparing Trump to Hitler
#DOEBlunder #TrumpAdministrationTrump's Department of Education deleted a social post misquoting Churchill's "tiger" line from *Darkest Hour*, inadvertently comparing the administration to Nazi Germany. Critics mocked the blunder, noting Churchill referenced Hitler, prompting swift backlash and removal. read more
Kennedy Center demolition threat in Trump renaming lawsuit
#KennedyCenter #TrumpAdministrationKennedy Center board threatens demolition if Trump-naming renovation is blocked, calling facility "sick" and "embarrassing." Justice Department backs $250M plan; Rep. Beatty seeks court halt, citing unlawful renaming. Emergency hearing set Thursday. read more
Trump admin proposes expanding small business definition
#SmallBusiness #TrumpAdministrationTrump administration proposes raising small business revenue caps, allowing billion-dollar firms access to federal loans. Critics say it harms genuine small businesses; supporters argue it rewards growth. Public comments open until September 21. read more
Trump yet to name Leavitt replacement as departure looms
#TrumpAdministration #PressSecretaryTrump hasn't named Karoline Leavitt's replacement days before her exit. Contenders include Scott Jennings and Katie Miller, while Trump cites overwhelming applications, calling the role "glamorous." Officials will rotate briefings temporarily. read more
US Beef Import Plan Sparks Rancher Backlash, Price Doubts
#BeefImports #TrumpAdministrationAgriculture Secretary Rollins won't disclose beef import sources for Trump's plan to cut prices via 300,000 tons of tariff-free meat. Ranchers and Republicans oppose it, doubting effectiveness amid drought and packer monopolies. read more
National Guard troops embarrassed by D.C. deployment mission
#NationalGuard #TrumpAdministrationNational Guard members anonymously describe shame over Trump's unprecedented year-long D.C. deployment, citing political motives, futility, and reputational harm despite billions in costs and one soldier's death. read more
White House braces for staff exodus ahead of midterms
#TrumpAdministration #Midterms2026Trump faces more staff departures as midterms loom, with insiders citing expected Democratic control, stalled agenda, and subpoenas. Key aides like Leavitt have resigned, prompting others to seek private-sector opportunities. read more
DHS officials oppose Trump ICE nominee amid stalled confirmation
#ICENominee #TrumpAdministrationDHS officials criticize Trump's ICE nominee Lance Schroyer, citing his lack of federal experience, as Senator Rand Paul stalls confirmation amid fatal shootings. Acting Director Dave Venturella is preferred, deepening internal division over ICE leadership. read more
Park maintenance shelved for Trumps 250th celebration
#NationalParks #TrumpAdministrationNational Park Service maintenance projects are sidelined as Trump's Freedom 250 initiative takes priority, worsening a $24 billion backlog. Over 1,500 projects face delays, while White House work, including botched Reflecting Pool repairs, advances. read more
Trump aides letters to president alarmed Secret Service
#NatalieHarp #TrumpAdministrationNatalie Harp's letters to Trump reveal intense devotion, calling herself "unworthy" and alarming Secret Service. Published by Daily Beast, they detail personal struggles and gratitude, sparking White House scrutiny amid staff unease over her influence. read more
CNN Pundit Eyes Press Secretary Job After Defending Aide
#TrumpAdministration #PressSecretaryCNN's Scott Jennings defends Natalie Harp's "honor" against Jon Ossoff's remarks, seemingly auditioning for White House press secretary after meeting chief of staff Susie Wiles. Trump seeks a male successor to Karoline Leavitt. read more
Trumps Capitol Hill Liaison James Braid to Depart
#TrumpAdministration #PoliticalTurnoverTrump's congressional liaison James Braid exits the White House, following press secretary Karoline Leavitt's departure. His exit comes as Democrats gain polling momentum, threatening GOP control. Trump's SAVE America Act remains stalled. read more
Trump taps Heidi Overton to lead FDA
#FDA #TrumpAdministrationTrump picks Dr. Heidi Overton to lead the FDA, a trusted White House aide championing his health goals. She faces challenges balancing anti-regulatory, anti-corporate, and MAHA priorities while managing unfinished vaccine, drug, and food safety issues. read more
Trump plans massive detention camps for 3,000 migrant children
#Immigration #TrumpAdministrationTrump administration plans massive detention facilities for 3,000 unaccompanied migrant children, with eight kids per room sharing one toilet. Contractors sought for "emergency influx" campuses amid escalating deportation efforts. read more
Trumps Billionaire Cabinet Outnumbers Three Presidents Combined
#TrumpAdministration #WealthAndPoliticsTrump's administration includes 57 officials worth at least $100 million, four times more than his three predecessors combined, raising concerns about ultra-rich influence and potential corruption amid economic challenges. read more
Trumps ultra-rich appointees outnumber past three presidents
#TrumpAdministration #WealthInPoliticsTrump's second administration includes 57 officials worth at least $100 million, exceeding three prior presidents combined. Critics warn of corruption risks, while Trump praises wealth as competence. Economic approval dips before midterms. read more
Blanche Refuses Independence Pledge, Shifts DOJ Stance
#DOJ #TrumpAdministrationTodd Blanche says Trump avoids "yes men" but refuses to pledge DOJ independence from the White House, affirming presidential input on prosecutions. He insists voter roll efforts continue, denying direct prosecution orders despite prior controversies. read more
Families Slam Trump Over USS Lincoln Deployment Conditions
#USSLincoln #TrumpAdministrationFamilies of USS Lincoln sailors demand Trump apologize for conditions during nine-month deployment, citing food shortages, plumbing issues, and mental health struggles. Acting Navy Secretary defends crew resilience; Democrats seek investigation into extended mission. read more
Trump administration proposes private firms hack foreign criminals
#CyberSecurity #TrumpAdministrationTrump administration memo would let vetted private firms hack foreign cybercriminals, shifting traditional government roles. Critics cite legal risks, collateral damage, and unresolved details, while supporters see faster offensive capabilities. Cybercrime threats persist. read more
Sailors wife calls carrier floating metal prison
#USSAbrahamLincoln #TrumpAdministrationA sailor's wife blasted President Trump over "appalling" conditions on the USS Lincoln, calling it a "floating metal prison" with poor food and mental health struggles. Trump dismissed family concerns, sparking outrage over the 266-day deployment. read more
Leavitt exit sparks White House shakeup speculation
#TrumpAdministration #WhiteHouseTurnoverKaroline Leavitt's exit signals potential White House turnover. Marco Rubio, Pete Hegseth, Susie Wiles, Howard Lutnick, and James Braid may depart before year's end due to burnout, political ambition, or Democratic scrutiny. Expect significant Cabinet reshuffling soon. read more
SBA Chief’s Self-Portrait Hallway Tour Draws Scrutiny
#KellyLoeffler #TrumpAdministrationKelly Loeffler's SBA office tour reveals hallways lined with gold-framed self-portraits, sparking mockery. The Trump administration's gold-heavy redecorating spans agencies, from the Oval Office to DOJ, amid influencer-style government social media content. read more
White House Leaves Press Secretary Role Vacant
#TrumpAdministration #PressSecretaryWhite House won't immediately replace Karoline Leavitt as press secretary, leaving the role vacant before midterms. Senior officials like Vance and Rubio will brief instead. Trump announced her departure Wednesday, praising her family decision. read more
National Park Service faces crisis over botched pool repair
#NationalParkService #TrumpAdministrationTrump's botched Reflecting Pool repairs threaten the National Park Service's integrity, sparking criticism over politicization, low morale, and ignored expert advice, despite Americans' favorable view of the agency. read more
Leavitt Steps Down as White House Press Secretary
#KarolineLeavitt #TrumpAdministrationKaroline Leavitt, 28, is stepping down as White House press secretary at month's end to prioritize her young family. Trump announced she'll remain a top outside advisor and influential Republican voice, marking her departure after nearly two years as his longest-serving spokesperson. read more
Trump Awards $158M Contract to Anti-Trafficking Group
#TrumpAdministration #MigrantChildrenAnti-trafficking group Our Rescue, formerly linked to Tim Ballard, won a no-bid Trump contract up to $244M to represent migrant children, replacing Acacia after disputes over client data. Critics question its experience and ethics. read more
Trump Administration Revokes 175,000 Visas in Crackdown
#TrumpAdministration #VisaPolicyTrump's administration revoked over 175,000 foreign visas, quadrupling Biden's pace, citing crimes, birth tourism, and political speech like celebrating Charlie Kirk's death. Critics call the vague numbers misleading, raising accountability concerns. read more
Trump Names Project 2025 Author to Oversee Pool Probe
#TrumpAdministration #ReflectingPoolTrump nominated Project 2025 author Dennis Kirk to lead Interior's inspector general, overseeing the Reflecting Pool renovation probe. Critics call him a political puppet; the White House cites rule-of-law loyalty. The $16M project failed, with vandalism charges dropped. read more
Top General Seeks Exit Strategy From Iran War
#IranWar #TrumpAdministrationTop US general Dan Caine seeks an exit from the costly five-month Iran war, doubting air strikes alone suffice. Trump denies munitions shortages amid dwindling stockpiles and rising gas prices, with public approval at just 28 percent. read more
Trump Picks Project 2025 Author for Interior Watchdog
#Project2025 #TrumpAdministrationTrump nominates Dennis Kirk, a Project 2025 author, as Interior Department watchdog. Critics call him fraudulent, warning of politicized oversight. Former IG Greenblatt fears compromised independence. The move sparks concern over federal accountability and Trump's influence. read more
US Imposes $250K Bonds on Dominican Visa Applicants
#ImmigrationPolicy #TrumpAdministrationTrump administration requires some Dominican migrants to post refundable bonds up to $250,000, preventing public charge status. State Department calls immigration a privilege, not a right. Pilot program may expand to other countries. read more
Trump admin pays $1.2B to end offshore wind projects
#OffshoreWind #TrumpAdministrationTrump administration paid $1.2B to RWE to abandon offshore wind projects, totaling nearly $4B in buybacks. RWE pivots to natural gas, while states sue and critics call it a costly fossil fuel subsidy. read more
Trump offers $3B to local police for deportations
#ImmigrationPolicy #TrumpAdministrationTrump's DOJ offers $3B in "BIDEN" grants to communities aiding ICE deportations, requiring cooperation with federal immigration enforcement. Critics call it partisan, while officials tout law and order. Applications surged amid ongoing crackdowns. read more
Fencing stays despite dropped vandalism charges
#LincolnMemorial #TrumpAdministrationFencing still surrounds the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool after vandalism charges were dropped, with officials admitting poor installation caused damage. The Trump administration's no-bid repairs face scrutiny as access remains restricted. read more
Trump-Linked Firm Wins $150M Migrant Children Contract
#TrumpAdministration #MigrantChildrenRightsTrump awards $150M to Texas firm Burke Law Group to represent 20,000 unaccompanied migrant children, sparking fears of expedited self-deportation. Advocates cite firm's inexperience and ethics concerns over confidential data. read more