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US President Donald Trump's Space Force Launches Top-Secret Spy Satellites
Four top-secret satellites were launched into orbit from a Virginia launchpad. A Minotaur IV rocket carried the payload. -
Kayleigh McEnany Says 'Science Should Not Stand In The Way' of School Reopening
The White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany stated that "science should not stand in the way" of reopening schools. The statement comes as Trump is eager to have students go back to school full-time amid the coronavirus pandemic. -
Can Trump Make America Great Again After the November Presidential Elections?
United States President Donald Trump has been trailing his presidential opposition Joe Biden in the race for the presidency for the coming elections. Trump's advisers, however, believe the Republican still has a running chance as data shows strong statistics on some fronts. -
Coronavirus Data Will Now be Sent to the Trump Administration Instead of the CDC
As the number of coronavirus cases continue to rise in the United States, the Trump administration made a surprising move. The administration has now ordered for the data to be sent to them instead of the CDC. -
Trump Administration May Now Allow Foreign Students Taking Online-Only Classes to Live in US
The United States President Donald Trump's administration decided to rescind its previous plans of barring international students from living in the US if they enrolled in online-only classes. The policy garnered widespread criticism stating it was poorly conceived and placed the lives of university staff and students at risk. -
Grim Reaper Holding a '137K' Sign Greeted Trump During Visit at Golf Course
As of July 12, around 137,000 Americans have died of COVID-19. Despite the increasing numbers, President Trump still went golfing and refused to meet with Dr. Fauci, head of the Coronavirus Task Force. -
Kim Jong-un’s Sister Under Fire for Breaching North Korean Protocol on International Media Material
The Hermit Kingdom is known for its strict rules regarding viewing, reading, and listening to content provided by international media and those who are caught breaching the protocol are punished. However, it seems that the North Korean dictator, Kim Jong-un, has given his sister, Kim Yo Jong special treatment after she revealed that she has been watching US Independence day videos on DVD. -
Ghislaine Maxwell Reportedly Moved from Cell to Cell to Avoid Being Assassinated
After Epstein's alleged suicide last year, authorities are now taking safety precautions to make sure that they can keep Ghislaine Maxwell alive before her trial. The socialite is expected to name the rich and powerful people who were in on the child sex trafficking ring. -
Mueller Defends Investigation Findings as Conclusive, Undeniable After Trump Commutes Stone's Sentence
Robert Mueller defended the authenticity and accuracy of his report on the Russia probe saying it could speak for itself. The former FBI director said his team performed their duties remarkably during the case and followed the rules of law. -
Fact Check: Congressman Adam Schiff and Jeffrey Epstein Sent 256 Emails to Each Other?
As Jeffrey Epstein's connections are slowly being made public, more and more names are being dragged into the scandal. Is Congressman Adam Schiff one of Epstein's clients? -
Supreme Court Says New York Prosecutors Can See Trump's Tax Records
After years of going after President Trump's tax returns, the Supreme Court has finally ruled that he must show the documents to the prosecutors in New York. The Trump team are not pleased with the ruling. -
Statue of First Lady Melania Trump Set Ablaze in Her Hometown in Slovenia
The first lady of the United States may not be getting love anymore from her hometown in Slovenia. This is after her statue that was built near the town was burned down. The investigation of the case is still ongoing. -
CDC to Revise Guidelines on Reopening Schools After Trump Said They Were 'Too Tough and Expensive'
Officials from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced they would be revising guidelines given to help schools reopen. The move comes after President Donald Trump criticized the agency's recommendations as being "too tough and expensive." -
White House Rebuked Claims Trying to Smear Trump's Reputation in Controversial Tell-All Book by Mary Trump
Officials from the White House have criticized the claims that Mary Trump, President Trump's niece, wrote in her tell-all book of the US leader's alleged inadequacies. White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany called the allegations preposterous and unfounded, having no evidence to support them. -
Trump Pushes Local Officials to Reopen Schools This Fall
United States President Donald Trump pushed for the reopening of schools this fall and pressuring local officials to adhere to his plans. Dr. Anthony Fauci of the NIAID warned the public that the coronavirus is much more sinister than first realized.
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