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Mike Johnson Aide Abruptly Cancels Luxury Staff Trip Ahead of Midterms (opens the original)
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Congressional staffers were planning to take a luxury trip to Europe, complete with stops in Milan, the Champagne region of France, and a Ferrari factory in Bologna, Italy, just weeks before the midterms, organized by a top aide to House Speaker Mike Johnson. Then NBC News obtained the draft itinerary for the trip, which included both Republicans and Democrats, and asked Johnson’s office about it. The trip was immediately canceled. “Senior congressional staff of both parties routinely lead staff
Trump’s Own Team Disputes His Deranged Sniper Arch Story (opens the original)
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President Trump’s plan to make his triumphal arch a military center with snipers, drones, and ammunition is news to the people in charge of building it. The Washington Post reports that officials with the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation and the National Park Service are unaware of Trump’s military plans for the arch at Memorial Circle in Washington, D.C., near Arlington National Cemetery. They said Tuesday that they will proceed with the existing designs, have not heard from the Depart
Trump Uses Decades-Old Law to Collect Flock Data Nationwide (opens the original)
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Thanks to a 1980s anti–drug trafficking program, cities across the U.S. are being forced to turn over their license plate reader data to the Trump administration. 404 Media reports that the federal government is using the High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area program to collect data from Flock, Axon, and other cameras used by local police, so that it can be used for a national surveillance program. The plan is to centralize the data on the government’s servers and make it available to other law e
Only Trump Would Spell United States Wrong in an Executive Order (opens the original)
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President Trump’s accord on “super intelligence” signed with tech leaders in the White House Tuesday contains a glaring error—“United States” is misspelled. The accord lays out criteria for regulation and safeguards for different artificial intelligence technologies, and was signed by five technology company CEOs along with the president. But under the president’s signature, the text reads “President of the Unites States.” The accord is part of an executive order signed by Trump replacing the us
DOJ Prepares to Investigate Nearly Every Federal Judge in Blue State (opens the original)
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Attorney General Todd Blanche is launching an investigation against almost every federal judge in Minnesota. In a press conference Wednesday, Blanche announced that the Department of Justice filed a misconduct complaint in federal court against all but one of the federal district judges in Minnesota, attacking them for speaking to The New York Times for an article published earlier this month about the federal government’s immigration crackdown in the North Star State. “Seven federal judges in t
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