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Archive: Stephen Miller, National Harbor, Maryland, February 22, 2025. Gage Skidmore / CC BY-SA 2.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/). Resized and branded under the same license.Trump said Miller will take over Monday, November 9, while Wiles moves to his political operation following the Republican midterm losses.
Archive: Official inaugural portrait, January 2025. Daniel Torok / public domain. Cropped source; 24X7 News mark added.President Trump renewed his support for AI development Friday, urging states to pursue its economic benefits without announcing a new policy measure.
Archive: U.S. Capitol Senate wing, Washington, January 18, 2013. Ron Cogswell / CC BY 2.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/). Resized and branded.Narrow contests in Alaska and Mississippi remained unresolved, with outstanding and provisional ballots still to be counted.
Ron Cogswell, CC BY 2.0; adapted by 24X7 NewsDemocrats are set to control the Senate and its Judiciary Committee in January, while Republicans plan hearings and votes on pending nominees during the remaining weeks of the current Congress.
United States Congress / speaker.gov, public domain; adapted by 24X7 NewsThe House speaker told Republican colleagues he will not pursue the minority leader post in the next Congress, opening a contest to lead the party after Democrats won the chamber.
President Trump made a Monday afternoon appearance at the restored reflecting pool in Washington, emphasizing construction work and delivering a final pre-election message.
Kansas party and airport officials confirmed the October 31 event is off.
The nonprofit announced support for H.R. 10549, a proposal introduced in September.
The commission’s incident notice says a fix is in place for the campaign-finance filing service.
The agency outlined treatment testing, partnerships and planned research funding in an October 26 announcement.
The proposal would continue the pause through January 9, 2027; comments are due October 30.
The October 26 Federal Register proposal would implement the COINS Act; public comments are due December 7.
At his Michigan rally, the president forecast a resolution without announcing an agreement.