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Marjorie Taylor Greene
The latest news and top stories on Marjorie Taylor Greene, US Representative for Georgia's 14th congressional district since 2021, securing re-election in 2022 and 2024. Greene is assigned to the House Committee on Oversight and Accountability, chairing its Subcommittee on Delivering on Government Efficiency, and the House Committee on Homeland Security. She also sits on the Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic. Before her political career, Greene was a businesswoman, co-owning a construction company and establishing a CrossFit gym.
US President Donald Trump with Attorney General Pam Bondi at the White House in Washington. Photo: Getty Images/TNS
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Trump at ‘risk of becoming the deep state’ after Epstein file omissions

Some Republicans fear the controversy is far from over and the limited disclosures could hurt the party at next year’s midterm election.

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Trump Justice Department releases partial set of Epstein files for now

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Trump mocks slain director Reiner, drawing condemnations

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Trump defends economic record at rally, vows to make US ‘affordable again’

Trump holds a rambling campaign-style rally in Pennsylvania as his administration grapples with voter anxiety about the economy.

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US President Donald Trump dances after speaking at a rally in Mount Pocono, Pennsylvania. Photo: AP
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Marjorie Taylor Greene, ex-Trump loyalist, says to resign from Congress

US President Donald Trump says Greene’s resignation is ‘great news for the country’, according to ABC News.

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US Congress approves release of Epstein files, sending bill to Trump

Measure passes with near-unanimous support after Trump ended his opposition, clearing the way for disclosure of unclassified records.

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US House pushes forward on Epstein files vote after Trump reversal

The House of Representatives looks all but certain to vote on one of modern America’s most notorious case files.

A billboard in New York’s Times Square about the Jeffrey Epstein scandal. Photo: AFP
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In reversal, Trump says House should vote to release the Epstein files

The president’s shift follows a fierce fight within the Republican Party over the files, including an increasingly nasty split with Marjorie Taylor Greene.

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Maga lawmaker Marjorie Taylor Greene says Trump is putting her life in danger

The US congresswoman says she’s facing a wave of threats after the president called his former ally a ‘traitor’ over the Epstein files.

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Democrat Grijalva sworn in, providing last signature needed for Epstein vote

Republican Speaker Mike Johnson had refused to seat the new congressman for over seven weeks while the House was out of session.

US congresswoman Adelita Grijalva attends a press conference on Wednesday. Photo: Reuters
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Maga split? Trump says Marjorie Taylor Greene has ‘lost her way’

The hard-right lawmaker has broken ranks with the president over a number of issues - but the final straw came on Monday.

Republican congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene. Photo: TNS
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Ex-US lawmaker George Santos walks free after Trumps commutes his sentence

The former New York congressman was sentenced to over seven years in prison for fraud and identity theft.

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Epstein victims compiling own list of sex abusers: ‘We know the names’

Eight of the women held an emotional news conference at the US Capitol, even as Trump played down what he called a ‘Democrat hoax’.

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My Take | Trump offer of 600,000 Chinese student visas just more cheap talk

US president says one thing while his administration and numerous states do the opposite via discrimination and ill-treatment of arrivals.

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Students proceed through Harvard Yard during commencement ceremonies at Harvard University in May. Photo: AP
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US report on Chinese ‘spy threat’ to universities ‘may have chilling effect’

Report that identified Beijing as top espionage threat to university and tech sectors prompts warning about impact on academic exchanges.

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The US State Department has threatened to start cutting visas issued to Chinese students at Harvard. Photo: AFP
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Trump calls criticism of move to admit thousands of Chinese students ‘insulting’

President says without Chinese students US college system would ‘go to hell’.

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