Trump Confirms Katie Zacharia as New Press Secretary to Replace Karoline Leavitt
President Trump confirmed Katie Zacharia’s appointment, while the timing of her move into the briefing room remains unclear.
Alan Ritchson’s ‘Runner’ Drops From 2,500 to 340 Theaters Before Streaming Move
Alan Ritchson’s Runner opened in more than 2,500 theaters, but after three weeks it was down to 340. The film’s audience score was strong, yet its box-office haul remained below its reported budget.
Trump Announces $90 Medicare Payments for More Than 20 Million Seniors
The one-time Medicare payments are expected within days, with most eligible recipients set to receive direct deposits in early October.
FBI Agents Tied to Mar-a-Lago Raid Ask Judge Cannon for Clarity
Lawyers for current and former FBI personnel tied to the Mar-a-Lago documents case want Judge Aileen Cannon to clarify how her order affects upcoming grand jury testimony. The motion says their clients could face a choice between contempt, incomplete answers, and invoking the Fifth.
Supreme Court Reinstates Trump’s Voter Citizenship Database as Jackson Dissents
The Supreme Court voted 6-3 to let the Trump administration use an expanded federal database containing citizenship information, while warning that federal law still limits broad voter-roll purges.
Trump Didn’t Defy the Judge’s Order. The Badge Timeline Tells the Story
A midnight temporary restraining order did not instantly restore access for CNN, MSNOW, and Politico. A White House filing gives a detailed account of the badge and security process.
New Photos Show Biden Classified Documents in a Mudroom and Near a Book Deal Folder
Photos released by the Oversight Project reportedly show classified materials at the Penn Biden Center and Joe Biden’s Wilmington home, including bins in a mudroom and a drawer near a book deal folder.
Trump Abruptly Withdraws Schroyer Pick After Senate Stalls ICE Nomination
President Trump withdrew Schroyer’s ICE director nomination after it stalled in the Senate, amid questions about his immigration-enforcement experience.
Trump’s Election Strategy Hits Court Setbacks. Could a National Emergency Be Next?
A Gateway Pundit guest post argues that Trump’s election-security efforts face court and congressional barriers, then points to a national emergency as a possible route forward.
Joe diGenova Says “Lanes Got Crossed” Before Walking Away From Spygate Probe
The veteran prosecutor says a specific administrative incident preceded his resignation, but he is keeping the details private. He also defended the team’s pace, evidence, and handling of classified material.