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Claims that President Donald Trump dropped his well-regarded NASA nominee over Democratic donations don’t hold up, given his track record of appointing officials from across the political spectrum."Trump Is Said to Have Known About NASA Nominee’s Donations Before Picking Him," read the latest headline from the New York Times about the president’s decision to pull Jared Isaacman’s nomination – as the firestorm continues over the spacewalking billionaire’s close ally Elon Musk’s coinciding break with the president.Trump had known about many of his circle’s Democratic ties before Isaacson came on the scene, including his own history.Until the Obama administration, Trump reliably

Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark has already dubbed the Pacers the "greatest comeback team" of her lifetime. They proved that point again with another comeback victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 1 of the NBA Finals on Thursday night. Clark, who has been sidelined for weeks with a quad injury, celebrated on social media as the Pacers took their first lead of the game in the final second of the fourth quarter when Tyrese Haliburton’s jump shot gave Indiana a one-point lead and secured the 111-110 victory over the Thunder. "YOU CANT MAKE IT UP," Clark posted on X. CLICK HERE FOR

1. Musk faces GOP backlash after shocking allegation about Trump and Epstein2. Clash between Trump and Musk over key bill creates nightmare scenario for Republicans3. Tesla pays big price as feud explodes into public view‘IT IS CLEAR’ – Department of Homeland Security ends controversial program after explosive allegations. Continue reading …POISON PLOT – Mexican cartels' deadly partnership with Chinese suppliers exposed in massive chemical bust. Continue reading …‘DEVIL IN THE OZARKS’ – Dangerous former police chief on the run as expert warns outdoorsmen to stay away. Continue reading … DARK SIDE – Billy Bush says Diddy's alleged balcony incident echoes 'sick'

A survivalist is issuing a warning for hikers and outdoorsmen in the Ozarks of Arkansas: steer clear of the area.Shawn Hendrix's warning comes amid an ongoing search for prison escapee and former Gateway Police Department Chief Grant Hardin, 56, who fled from a medium-security prison in Calico Rock on Sunday, May 25, according to the Arkansas Department of Corrections (ADC). Nicknamed the "Devil in the Ozarks," Hardin was serving decades in prison for murder and rape."I think that the big thing that gets him caught or dead in the field is getting injured … or a foodborne illness — he drinks

The Big, Beautiful Bill became the big, throbbing migraine for Congressional Republicans this week.That’s thanks to the big, ugly brawl between President Donald Trump and Elon Musk.It started Tuesday with a hangup between Congressional Republicans and Musk over the Big, Beautiful Bill. Musk characterized it as a "disgusting abomination." He then turned on all 215 House Republicans who voted yes on the bill last month."You know you did wrong," declared Musk.House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., tried to call Musk to foam the political flames.MUSK SAYS TRUMP WOULD HAVE LOST 2024 ELECTION WITHOUT HIM AS 'BIG BEAUTIFUL BILL' FEUD CONTINUES"I called

Harvard filed an amended complaint in federal court on Thursday arguing that the Trump administration’s decision to ban entry to foreign students with F and J visas if they plan to attend the Ivy League is unconstitutional.Over 7,000 students at Harvard hold F-1 or J-1 visas. Without those certifications, they can’t study, teach, or conduct research in the U.S. The ban also affects their families and dependents.According to the university's lawsuit, the proclamation "lacks any lawful basis" and does not apply to any broad group of immigrants."Nonimmigrants may enter the country unabated, as long as they do not attend Harvard,"