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Ryan Grenoble Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick made more than $250 million last year, according to a 74-page ethics filing obtained by the
Ryan Grenoble President Donald Trump told reporters in the Oval Office Friday that his six-month conflict with Iran is not, in fact, a “war.” The
Trump said it's also not a war.
Lonnie Bunch III, the top official at the Smithsonian Institution, said Tuesday he will retire at the end of the year after more than seven years leading the world's largest museum, education and research organization.
For reasons that are unclear, the inflatable emergency slide on President Donald Trump's Qatari-“gifted” Air Force One appears to have deployed
Lawmakers across the aisle are calling on the Trump administration to regulate the AI industry after an Anthropic researcher resigned this week
He sure did mention Iran, though.
The four paintings sure are, uh, something.
The four paintings sure are, uh, something.
Former President George W. Bush on Friday remembered by painting the moment his chief of staff told him a second plane had hit the World Trade Center and that America was under attack.
