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During the 2024 presidential campaign, Trump distanced himself from Project 2025, a plan for a second Trump term prepared by a number of right-wing institutions led by the Heritage Foundation.

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via The Hill News — President Trump’s escalated attacks on House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) have created opportunities for Democrats racing to seize control of the lower chamber in this year’s midterm elections. But they also carry plenty of political risks. Trump is widely unpopular on the national stage, and Democrats want to showcase their opposition to the president in an…

via The Hill News — President Trump’s threat to have the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) punish “Meet the Press” moderator Kristen Welker over her reporting on his primary endorsement record has renewed concerns about the commission’s independence, and the lengths Trump will go to control press coverage of his administration. Welker angered the president on Sunday while teasing an upcoming…

via The Hill News — White House correspondent Maggie Haberman on Tuesday said President Trump’s insults directed at female reporters in the press corps are much more “aggressive” than in previous years. Haberman, who has often been the subject of Trump’s affronts and earned the nickname “Maggot,” told CNN during an interview that she’s seen his attacks grow “nastier” during…

The president has had the federal government take partial ownership of nearly two dozen companies since returning to the White House.

Abdul El-Sayed, a Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate in Michigan, has responded sharply to President Donald Trump's recent social media post comparing his family to that of El-Sayed and his wife, Dr. Sarah Jukaku. Trump's image juxtaposed his own family with El-Sayed's, captioning it 'Two VERY DIFFERENT America’s.' El-Sayed acknowledged the comparison but framed it as a reflection of two contrasting visions of America: one where 'overlords' prioritize profit over people, and another where families can thrive. He criticized Trump's policies, questioning whether Americans can afford basic necessities like gas and groceries. The article highlights a pattern of attacks against El-Sayed, including Islamophobic remarks and false claims, echoing tactics used against former President Barack Obama. El-Sayed, a progressive advocate for Medicare for all and campaign finance reform, has faced accusations of being 'communist' and antisemitic, despite his commitment to religious tolerance. The piece also notes the broader political context, including Republican claims about 'radical Islam ideology' and the erosion of American values. El-Sayed's campaign has emphasized his support for Jewish communities and his rejection of divisive rhetoric, aligning with constitutional protections of free speech and religious freedom.