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↵↵Seated alongside German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, Trump said he likely forced Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu into the conflict.↵↵"No, I might have forced their hand.
↵↵While Congress will focus this week on war powers resolutions in both chambers that would bar additional military action in Iran without congressional authorization, the odds of enacting a binding measure
Second or third place is dead," Trump said.
↵↵Justice Amy Coney Barrett and other justices noted that the law would apply to swaths of regulated drugs without determining that using those drugs causes people to become dangerous.
My advice was do not miss this opportunity," Cruz said. "I think the president has acted boldly.
It will be violent, extensive and I believe, at the end of the day, successful," the South Carolina Republican posted on X.↵↵Democratic Sen.
↵↵"The coordination failed," said ranking committee member Jack Reed, D-R.I.
↵↵"We've got draft language that I'm going to go through and I think people are going to be happy," said Rep Derrick Van Orden, R-Wis., a member of the E15 panel.
↵↵"I started TechCongress because I needed it when I was a staffer.
↵↵"No, I think he understandably was focused more on economic and domestic issues and accomplishments, which I'm glad he's focused on," said Cornyn, a member of the Intelligence and Foreign Relations committees
↵↵Without the 60 votes needed to pass the measure in the Senate, one option the bill's advocates believe they can use to move forward would be to force Democrats to engage in a so-called talking filibuster
↵↵"I think that foreign interests are represented by people that I believe have undue influence, have a lot of influence, over the Supreme Court," Trump said without offering evidence.
"Unfortunately, rather than dramatically reform ICE, the administration has decided to shut down FEMA, shut down the TSA and shut down the Coast Guard," House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y., said
↵↵"I think that foreign interests are represented by people that I believe have undue influence, have a lot of influence, over the Supreme Court," he said without offering evidence.
congressional power in a ruling Friday invalidating most of President Donald Trump's worldwide tariffs, a decision that gave insight into where the justices stand when it comes to how much presidents can do without
"But that's OK, because we have other ways, numerous other ways … a president can actually charge more tariffs than I was charging in the past."
↵↵"Thanks to what I call the Trump tariffs, business at Coosa Steel is booming again," Trump said of the Rome, Ga., facility where he addressed supporters.
↵↵"I spent an hour with colleagues from across the country yesterday, just focused on this issue," Elfreth said in those remarks.
↵↵"So a year ago, I think the court probably would have ruled differently, but I think today you're going to get five justices to say, we're too far down the road, too much has been implemented, and this
↵↵Publicly, Democrats have been in harmony since lawmakers left town last week without funding the agency before last Friday's deadline.