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A tense clash reportedly erupted in Trump’s Situation Room over why a company accused of supplying China with U.S. technology escaped sanctions.
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NEW: Trump was told aboard AF1 en route to China but before he picked up Jensen Huang about the US intelligence about the Nvidia chief and a woman assessed to be a Chinese spy @jonathanvswan @julianbarnes @AnaSwanson me nytimes.com/2026/11/10/us/po…
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“Why wasn’t Huang given an FBI defensive briefing about his girlfriend’s intelligence ties if, as published reports say, he didn’t know about her MSS connection? Was Kash Patel’s FBI so busy with Trump’s political agenda that it failed to pursue Chinese spy operations aggressively?”
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The U.S. Has Lost Its Measles-Elimination Status, Data Suggests. The MAHA sham. #incompetence @GOP nytimes.com/2026/11/10/healt… via @NYTimes
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California Voters Reject Billionaire Tax That Divided Democrats nytimes.com/2026/11/09/us/ca…
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Yes, this is a sensational story, but put the tabloids aside for a second.
Donald Trump is selling America’s security to our foreign adversaries.
In the spring, Marco Rubio warned senior Trump officials that Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, was involved with a woman U.S. intelligence believed was a Chinese spy, recruited to push for American advanced chips to be made available in China — the exact policy that Jensen Huang was lobbying for in Washington.
Meanwhile, Trump has purchased roughly $6 million in Nvidia stock this year, including a $1 million purchase just a week before Trump’s commerce department approved selling Nvidia chips to China.
So the questions are simple. Who in the Trump Administration knew? When did they know it? And knowing it, why did they keep letting Huang make his case?
This is why an ethics bill that only covers Congress does not meet the moment. The conflicts aren’t confined to one branch. They run through the executive, they run through the agencies writing export rules, and they run through anyone with a financial stake in policy outcomes.
For all three branches of government: ban stock trading; ban prediction markets; ban the foreign gifts and investments, while you serve and for two years after. No exceptions.
America’s security and economic future can no longer afford the pay to play rules that Trump’s Washington runs on today.
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"Great Dana White, a violent fighter and warrior"
Here's Dana White slapping his wife in the face multiple times and shoving her. This administration platforms and protects abusers, predators and pedophiles.
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Some people close to the vice president worry any Republican would struggle to win a presidential election in two years. on.wsj.com/4iFeJh0
Ineptness is causing him to have to focus on his role vs his job. wsj.com/politics/hegseth-mou… via @WSJ
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They don’t fear him. He is a tool and if anything they thank him for being such a tool which catalyzed such a big blue wave. Stephen Miller will help all Democrats again in 2028.
Democrats don’t fear @StephenM because he is weak. They fear him because he’s strong, effective, serious, courageous, conservative, and talented, and will ALWAYS have the back of our duly elected President of the United States. Let’s go! 💪
Very grateful to @SusieWiles for her historic role as Campaign Manager getting President Trump elected and serving as a steady hand and key leader forging incredible administration accomplishments throughout these past 2 years.
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Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump are at it again. Corruption and conflicts of interest. This family just can't help itself.
According to The Wall Street Journal, Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump have indirect ownership stakes in Kaz Resources, a tungsten mining company in Kazakhstan preparing to go public at a $2 BILLION valuation.
And guess what? Two federal agencies have issued letters of interest for up to $1.6 BILLION in financing for the project. That funding hasn't been approved yet.
The Trump brothers' ownership stakes could be worth nearly $20 MILLION if the company reaches its proposed valuation. The federal government would be helping to make this happen!
The brothers say they're passive investors with no involvement in the negotiations.
But that doesn't eliminate the potential conflict of interest.
How can the American people be confident that government financing decisions are being made in the public interest when the President's own family stands to profit?
Congress needs to investigate these financial arrangements and determine whether the Trump family's business interests are benefiting from federal decisions.
Public office should be about serving the American people, NOT creating opportunities for the President's family to enrich themselves.
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Sometimes, Colin shows his fastball again. And it’s great.
could be exhausting
Sen. Elizabeth Warren is about to take the controls of the Senate Banking Committee, giving her the kind of expansive authority over the financial industry she has long sought on.wsj.com/4C6cD31
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4th largest economy in the world. fight fiction over truth
“I think there’s going to be a lot of buyer’s remorse. If you don't believe me, just look at what's happened in places like California where they have broken economies.”
- Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders (R) calls California’s economy “broken.” @Acyn (2026)
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NEW STORY: There have been recent discussions in the WH and at DOJ about how to force journalists to reveal their sources in government . Among the possible tactics discussed: arrests of journalists according to 3 people familiar with the matter. @TheAtlantic theatlantic.com/politics/202…
Deflection strategy
IS THE SALAD BAR REOPENING?
Kamala Harris’ much-mocked “word salads” are back in the spotlight as speculation swirls over whether the former vice president will make another run for the White House in 2028.
Clips of Harris’ remarks are making the rounds again, reigniting questions about her political future.
Download the Fox News app or go to Foxnews.com for more.
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36 dead in ICE detention centers this year. 62 since Trump took office. Reports of abuse and denial of basic care are mounting.
Democrats are being blocked from oversight. Mr. President, you say you want to work together? Prove it. Open the facilities. Stop the abuse. Turn over the evidence.
Enough promises. Show us.
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“So many votes had been cast, even in red states, that any attempt to undermine the result would look either violently dictatorial or patently ridiculous” theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/1…






















