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A top Republican leading a task force to declassify national secrets has revealed that more documents about John F. Kennedy's assassination are expected.

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, R-Fla., a leader of the House of Representatives Task Force on Declassification and Transparency, announced late Tuesday night that additional files on JFK's murder will be forthcoming from the Director of National Intelligence.

'Per DNI, there are still more docs being uploaded to archives website,' Luna posted on X late Tuesday evening. 'They are scanning and uploading in real time.'

'All documents can be viewed in person at the [National Archives] facility in College Park, Maryland if you don’t want to wait for them to be uploaded online,' the 35-year-old Republican wrote.

Earlier that day, thousands of files were released by the National Archives after President Donald Trump promised to expose the classified documents earlier this year.

An influential Republican lawmaker from Pennsylvania split from his wife and is now dating one of Fox News's most promising reporters.

Rep. Guy Reschenthaler, 41, is dating Fox News digital correspondent Brooke Singman, 32, a source confirmed to DailyMail.com.

The lawmaker and the journalist have been spotted together around Washington, D.C., multiple sources told Page Six, which first reported the relationship.

'The dynamic looked romantic in nature,' one of the sources disclosed to the outlet.

Recently, Reschenthaler and Singman were spotted together at an event held at the Library of Congress. The pair dined together at the event, the sources shared.

Talks to try to bring about a ceasefire in Russia's war in Ukraine took a new turn Wednesday as Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky discussed U.S. 'ownership' of its nuclear plants.

The new element came in a joint statement issued by Secretary of State Marco Rubio and National Security Advisor Michael Waltz hours after Trump spoke by phone with the Ukrainian president.

The potential energy cooperation came up amid a stalled minerals deal that Trump says will provide security for Ukraine and allow it to reimburse the U.S. for billions spent arming and aiding the country.

'President Trump also discussed Ukraine’s electrical supply and nuclear power plants. He said that the United States could be very helpful in running those plants with its electricity and utility expertise,' according to the statement.

President Trump is set to sit down with oil and gas executives at the White House Wednesday. The meeting comes as Trump vows to unleash American energy, even as the industry fears his tariffs against Canada and Mexico could jack up prices for consumers.

The American Petroleum Institute warned the Trump transition in December that ‘tariffs on crude oil, natural gas, or refined products would directly undermine energy affordability and availability for consumers while eroding the U.S. oil and natural gas industry’s competitiveness both domestically and globally.’

Bloomberg News reported that execs from Exxon Mobil, Chevron, Apache, Occidental Petroleum, Phillips 66 and Baker Hughes would attend.

President Donald Trump said he had a 'very good telephone call' with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in their first conversation since last month's disastrous Oval Office meeting.

The two men spoke for about an hour to discuss Trump's call with Russian President Vladimir Putin and the conditions for a partial ceasefire.

'Much of the discussion was based on the call made yesterday with President Putin in order to align both Russia and Ukraine in terms of their requests and needs. We are very much on track,' Trump said in a post on Truth Social.

Lawmakers from the dominant MAGA wing of the House Republican Conference took Donald Trump's cue and took early steps to impeach a judge the president branded a 'radical left lunatic' for ruling to pause deportation flights.

The latest Trump loyalist to get behind the effort was Colorado Rep. Lauren Boebert, who was unpersuaded by pushback from Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts, who issued a rare statement warning that 'impeachment is not an appropriate response to disagreement concerning a judicial decision.'

'I voted for President Trump, not activist judges! Congress must impeach those obstructing the agenda Americans overwhelmingly supported,' Boebert posted on X.

By Geoff Earle, Deputy U.S. Political Editor

Senior Trump advisor Steve Witkoff said Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin were ‘likely’ to meet in person, following their talk Wednesday that resulted in a partial ceasefire that is already being questioned.

“They have a great rapport together, they had a great rapport in the first Trump administration, it was on display yesterday,’ Witkoff told Bloomberg News at the White House.

He also addressed Ukrainian claims that Russia had already violated a commitment not to attack its energy infrastructure, following drone attacks overnight. He said he had it on ‘good information’ that Putin issued an order within 10 minutes of his call with Trump ‘directing Russian forces not to be attacking any Ukrainian infrastructure.’

He said any attacks that happened last night’ ‘would have happened before that order was given. He said the Russiand told him this morning that seven drones had been on their way and were shot down by Russian forces.

Zelensky said Russia’s claims were ‘at odds with reality,’ while Russia said Ukraine struck near one of its pipelines.

‘Even last night, after Putin´s conversation with ... Trump, when Putin said that he was allegedly giving orders to stop strikes on Ukrainian energy, there were 150 drones launched overnight, including on energy facilities,' Zelensky said.

By Emily Goodin, senior White House correspondent

President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky have begun their scheduled phone call.

It's their first conversation since their disastrous Oval Office meeting last month and is a follow up to Trump's call with Vladimir Putin yesterday.

Trump is speaking to Zelensky from the Oval Office.

Russia and Ukraine swapped prisoners on Wednesday

Vladimir Putin told Donald Trump the hand over was coming when the two leaders had a lengthy phone call.

Each country exchanged 175 prisoners of war while Russia handed over another 23 badly wounded soldiers.

President Zelensky posted photos of the swap, noting: 'This is one of the largest POW exchanges.' He and President Trump are speaking today.

Secret Service arrested a Florida man who was charged with posting online threats to kill President Donald Trump, including a challenge to fight him naked to the death.

Kendal Aaron Todd, 42, uploaded a video to his social media page that included confusing rants about the president and concerning behavior that caused authorities to intervene.

'Donald Trump has personally made business decisions which have hurt so many different reincarnated Jesuses,' Todd said in the 80-second video which was filled with expletives.

'Fight me naked to the death!' he added. 'I'm going to cut you up with a chainsaw and put you in acid.'

By Emily Goodin, senior White House correspondent

President Volodymyr Zelensky said that Ukrainian civilian infrastructure was hit even after President Donald Trump and Russian leader Vladimir Putin agreed to a partial ceasefire.

‘Unfortunately, there have been hits, specifically on civilian infrastructure,’ Zelensky wrote on X. ‘A direct hit by a ‘Shahed’ drone on a hospital in Sumy, strikes on cities in the Donetsk region, and attack drones currently in the skies over the Kyiv, Zhytomyr, Sumy, Chernihiv, Poltava, Kharkiv, Kirovohrad, Dnipropetrovsk, and Cherkasy regions.’

In a lengthy phone call on Tuesday, Trump and Putin agreed to an 'energy and infrastructure ceasefire’ that would last 30 days.

‘Today, Putin effectively rejected the proposal for a full ceasefire. It would be right for the world to respond by rejecting any attempts by Putin to prolong the war,’ Zelensky said of Russia’s move.

By Emily Goodin, senior White House correspondent

President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky will speak today in their first conversation since their disastrous Oval Office meeting last month.

The two leaders will discuss Trump’s phone call with Russian President Vladimir Putin and the proposed partial ceasefire.

'Today I will have contacts with President Trump and we will discuss the next steps,' Zelensky during a press conference as part of his visit to Finland.

Well, he didn't mention my name in the statement. I just saw it quickly. He didn't mention my name… But many people have called for his impeachment, the impeachment of this judge.

I don't know who the judge is, but he's radical left. He was Obama-appointed. And he actually said we shouldn't be able to take criminals, killers, murderers, horrible, the worst people, gang members, gang leaders, that we shouldn't be allowed to take them out of our country. Well, that's a presidential job. That's not for a local judge to be making that determination.