French President Emmanuel Macron visited Donald Trump at the White House on Monday, where the two men joined a call with other G7 leaders to discuss ending Russia’s war on Ukraine and the future of U.
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Democratic Sen. Reed: Trump's Pentagon purge is attempt to politicize the military
Trump and Hegseth are politicizing the military, Sen. Jack Reed says
"It's the beginning of a very, very serious degradation of the military and politicization of the military," he said.
Trump's military firings leave some Democrats reeling
WASHINGTON >> Elon Musk’s order to federal government workers to justify their jobs opened divisions in President Donald Trump’s administration, as some agencies told workers to respond to the chainsaw-wielding billionaire by tonight and others said to ignore him.
Within hours of taking office Jan. 20, President Donald Trump signed executive orders on a wide range of immigration, border issues.
President Donald Trump’s real-time confrontation with Maine’s governor over transgender athletes captured the conundrum many Democratic governors are facing in the Republican’s second term. Gov. Janet Mills’ vow that she would see Trump in court over his threat to withhold money from the state if it didn’t comply with his executive order
President Donald Trump is pursuing his massive government overhaul at home, while also forging ahead with a pivot in US foreign policy regarding Russia’s war in Ukraine and plans for the Middle East.
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Lawsuit challenges Musk 'resignation' threat to federal workers
Trump hosts Macron as federal workers face Musk’s deadline
President Donald Trump is forging ahead with his government overhaul, with Elon Musk threatening dismissals for federal employees who don’t respond to a mass email. This week will also see Trump meet with European leaders on Ukraine.
DOGE asks federal workers to justify their recent work or resign.
Apparently responding to a President Trump post saying he wanted Elon Musk to be “more aggressive,” the Musk-led organization emailed federal workers — even some placed on leave — demanding “approx. 5 bullets of what you accomplished last week” by Monday at 11:59PM ET,
President Donald Trump has called on the head of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), Elon Musk, to be "more aggressive." As head of DOGE, Musk has swiftly implemented a series of spending cuts across various federal departments, leading to mass lays offs.
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