

Trump Calls Musk ‘Terrific’ and Announces Press Conference With Him Friday
In a surprising and highly anticipated move, former President Donald Trump praised billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk as “terrific” and announced a joint press conference scheduled for Friday. The announcement has sent shockwaves through political and business circles, fueling speculation about the nature of their collaboration and its potential impact on the 2024 presidential election. Trump…

US Probes Effort to Impersonate White House Chief of Staff, WSJ Reports
The integrity of U.S. government communications is under scrutiny following a recent report by The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) revealing a federal investigation into an alleged scheme to impersonate White House Chief of Staff Jeff Zients. The incident raises concerns about potential foreign interference, cybersecurity vulnerabilities, and the risks of deepfake technology in political manipulation. This article…

Trump denounces court’s ‘political’ tariff decision, calls on Supreme Court to act quickly
Former President Donald Trump has sharply criticized a recent federal court ruling on tariffs as “politically motivated” and is urging the U.S. Supreme Court to intervene swiftly. The decision, which struck down key aspects of his administration’s trade policies, has reignited debates over presidential authority, economic protectionism, and judicial overreach. Trump, who has long championed…

Appeals court temporarily allows Trump tariffs to move ahead
In a significant legal development, a federal appeals court has temporarily allowed the Trump-era tariffs on certain imported goods to proceed, marking another chapter in the ongoing debate over trade policy and executive authority. The decision comes after a lower court had previously blocked the tariffs, creating uncertainty for businesses and international trade relations. This…

Trump tariffs get to stay in place for now. What happens next?
The tariffs imposed by former President Donald Trump on billions of dollars worth of Chinese goods—along with those on steel, aluminum, and other imports—remain in place for now, despite efforts by the Biden administration to reassess their impact. With legal battles, political pressures, and economic consequences at play, the future of these tariffs remains uncertain….

Trump gets tariff reprieve as he prepares Oval Office goodbye to Musk
As President Donald Trump’s tenure in the White House nears its end, his administration has secured a last-minute tariff reprieve—a move that could ease trade tensions before President-elect Joe Biden takes office. Meanwhile, Trump is reportedly preparing an Oval Office farewell meeting with tech billionaire Elon Musk, signaling a final nod to one of America’s…

Musk Said He Was Chainsawing Government Spending. It Was More Like a Trim
Elon Musk, the billionaire CEO of Tesla, SpaceX, and X (formerly Twitter), has long positioned himself as a fierce critic of government spending. In his typical hyperbolic style, he has promised to “chainsaw” wasteful expenditures, particularly in sectors like aerospace, infrastructure, and subsidies. However, a closer look at Musk’s business empire reveals a more complicated…

The shadowy rise of Donald Trump’s favorite president: Nayib Bukele
In recent years, Nayib Bukele, the millennial president of El Salvador, has captured global attention—not just for his aggressive crackdown on gangs, but for his authoritarian tendencies, social media savviness, and growing list of powerful admirers. Among them is former U.S. President Donald Trump, who has repeatedly praised Bukele’s heavy-handed tactics, calling him “a great…

Carney tells MPs to brace for ‘very, very busy’ few weeks as Parliament reopens
As Parliament resumes after a recess, lawmakers are being warned to prepare for an intense legislative agenda. In a recent briefing, Government House Leader Mark Carney cautioned Members of Parliament (MPs) to brace for a “very, very busy” few weeks ahead, signaling a packed schedule of debates, votes, and potentially contentious policy discussions. With key…

US voters were asked to compare political parties to animals — and Dems were the weakest, slowest kind
In a recent survey, American voters were asked to compare the two major political parties—Democrats and Republicans—to animals. The results were striking, with respondents frequently associating the Democratic Party with creatures perceived as weak, slow, or overly cautious, while Republicans were linked to more aggressive or dominant animals. This metaphorical exercise reveals deeper perceptions about…