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Trump Goes to the Garden: The President's NBA Finals Attendance Killed the Fan Party Outside It
When the Secret Service follows the president to Game 3, the crowd outside MSG pays the price
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There is a specific kind of political flex that doesn't announce itself as a flex. It arrives dressed as enthusiasm, wrapped in a Knicks jersey or at least a courtside seat, and it lands on everyone else as a logistical wall they didn't ask for and can't appeal.
That is what happened when President Donald Trump decided to attend Game 3 of the NBA Finals at Madison Square Garden. The decision was his to make. The consequences were the city's to absorb.
Investigations & The Dossier
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The Trump Family Got $500 Million. Their Investors Got Wiped Out.
World Liberty Financial paid the First Family roughly half a billion dollars from a crypto deal with Alt5 Sigma. The company is now on the edge of delisting. The SEC has not acted.
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Trump Says Iran Shot Down a U.S. Apache. He Also Said a Deal Was Two Days Away.
The helicopter incident off Oman has placed two of Trump's simultaneous claims in direct collision: imminent peace and mandatory war.
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Politics
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Trump Threatened Iran, Then Stood Down: What the Reversal Reveals
A single news cycle exposed the full architecture of U.S. Iran policy: escalation as leverage, retreat as deal-making, and a Security Council too divided to do anything about either.
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Homan to Hochul: Back Down or Watch the Flood Come In
Tom Homan has reviewed the operational plan. He says it is coming. The question is whether Kathy Hochul blinks first, and what happens to New York City if she does not.
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Greene Told Collins Trump Is Doing It on Purpose
The inflation defense that reveals more than it was meant to
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Markets & Video
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False Alarm at the Pentagon: What a Sensor, a Shelter-in-Place, and a Spokesperson's 97-Minute Gap Tell Us About Biodefense Readiness
Thursday's anthrax scare locked down the nerve center of American military power for hours. The all-clear came. The questions did not.
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The Pentagon Evacuated. The Real Emergency Was Already Inside.
While hazmat teams swarmed the building's corridors, the Security Council was being told that the Iran nuclear oversight system has effectively collapsed. One story dominated the coverage. The other one matters more.
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The Bubble Has a Name: How Trump's Inner Circle Stopped Talking to Him
A new book by Haberman and Swan, combined with an on-air 'I love the inflation' moment, surfaces a specific conflict: the people closest to Trump retreated to the Situation Room without him, and nobody warned him before he stepped in front of cameras
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Trump Called Charlie Kirk to Kill the Epstein Story. That Call Is the Story.
The most revealing detail in the Epstein saga is not what the files say. It is what the president did when his own base started reading them.
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Trump Tells Fox He Dropped $250 Million in Bombs Last Night and Iran 'Just Doesn't Know It Yet'
The president's June 11 call to Fox & Friends revealed a commander-in-chief who is losing interest in a peace deal, misquoting the Vietnam death toll by a factor of four, and bragging about spending that dwarfs the WIC cuts his own party just passed.
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