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Former Rep. Adam Kinzinger criticizes Trump’s Iran policy on Slate’s 'What Next' podcast, illustrated with Capitol, Iran map, and tension symbols.
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Adam Kinzinger discusses Trump’s Iran approach on Slate’s “What Next” podcast

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Former Republican Rep. Adam Kinzinger appeared on Slate’s “What Next” to criticize President Donald Trump’s handling of Iran, warning that U.S. involvement could be defined by the president’s personal sense of when the conflict is “over,” and urging Congress to assert its role.

The White House has released The White House App, now available on the App Store and Google Play. The app provides access to press releases, livestream announcements, a photo gallery and notifications for official communications. A press release describes it as offering a direct line to the White House with unfiltered, real-time updates.

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Claudia Jordan, former 'Celebrity Apprentice' contestant, says she no longer recognizes President Donald Trump. Speaking at the Better Brother Truth Awards, the 'Real Housewives' star criticized his recent actions as 'giving dementia.' She blames him amid rising gas prices, stock declines, and a government shutdown.

Neil Young has returned to the studio to record eight new songs with the Chrome Hearts, drawing inspiration from his criticisms of President Donald Trump, whom he calls the worst in U.S. history. In a March update on his Neil Young Archives website, he expressed frustration with politics while celebrating music's uplifting power.

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A 41-year-old Virginia man has been sentenced to over two years in federal prison for making violent threats against President Donald Trump and his family on social media. Valeriy Kouznetsov pleaded guilty to transmitting interstate threats, following a series of posts referencing a prior assassination attempt. The sentencing comes after Kouznetsov's history of similar threats, including a 2020 incident at a Trump hotel.

US President Donald Trump dismissed Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem on March 5, 2026. The 54-year-old, a key figure in his aggressive immigration policies, departed amid rising tensions within the Republican Party. This is the first cabinet dismissal of Trump's second term. See related coverage on her replacement.

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The US CLARITY Act has hit an impasse after major banks rejected a White House compromise limiting stablecoin yield rewards to peer-to-peer payments. This follows President Trump's recent criticism of banks and builds on stalled talks over incentives that crypto firms say are vital for innovation. Trump met with Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong amid the deadlock.

 

 

 

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