The Hill·5d ago
Trump paying for political ads with taxpayer money?
Taxpayers shouldn’t be paying for the president to win over voters, promote his agenda, and make a last-ditch push to win the midterms.
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The Hill·5d ago
Trump blasts Obama's 'ridiculous' take all-women governments would 'be better'
President Trump went after former President Obama over the weekend for the latter’s claim that if the worlds’ governments were run entirely by women, it would lead to a “better” situation. During an event at Salem State University last week, Obama said during his presidency, he “sometimes fantasized about, if you put women in charge...
The Hill·5d ago
Trump to announce massive steel plant in Iowa
President Trump is set to announce Monday that a Minnesota company plans to build a $15 billion steel mill in Iowa. Mesabi Metallics also recently invested $2.5 billion in a new 7.5 million-ton iron ore mine in Minnesota. The company’s executives will be present with Trump at the White House to unveil the project. The...
The Hill·5d ago
Trump administration asks Supreme Court to OK transgender inmate policy
The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court on Monday to lift a judge’s block on its policy restricting transgender inmates’ access to hormone treatments and gender-affirming surgeries. Under the Bureau of Prisons (BOP) policy, inmates currently receiving hormone treatments would be put on a tapering plan. Officials would also be required to stop providing social...
The Hill·5d ago
Networks to resume TV pool coverage of Trump despite White House block of CNN
Major television networks plan to continue to provide pool coverage of President Trump's daily activities this week despite the White House's ongoing efforts to block CNN from covering the president. Each of the TV networks in the pool, including NBC, ABC, CBS and Fox, plan to fulfill their pool duties on they days they are...
The Hill·5d ago
Former GOP rep: 'Trump did everything he could to help Republicans lose'
Former Rep. Barbara Comstock (R-Va.) said Sunday that during this summer, President Trump “did everything he could to help Republicans lose” the upcoming midterms. “Well, I think elections are won in the summer, and we're now here in late September. And Donald Trump did everything he could to help Republicans lose over the summer,” Comstock...
The Hill·5d ago
Education Department formally rescinds Title IX protections for LGBTQ students
The Education Department announced Monday it has formally rescinded the Biden-era Title IX interpretation that gave sex-based discrimination protections to students on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity. Schools now must go back to the Title IX code as held under the previous Trump administration in 2020, which the department says will...
New York Post·5d ago
White House reporters predict which Republicans they believe will run for president after Trump
White House reporters predict which Republicans they believe will run for president after Trump New York Post
The Hill·5d ago
Giant pandas arrive in Atlanta after Trump-Xi meeting
Two giant pandas touched down in Atlanta on Sunday, three days after Chinese President Xi Jinping announced their impending arrival. The pandas, male Ping Ping and female Fu Shuang, arrived at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, according to Zoo Atlanta. The bears arrived via a FedEx-donated Boeing 777 aircraft that features a panda eating bamboo painted...
Fox News·5d ago
AOC gives major hint about 2028 as Democrat civil war looms
AOC gives major hint about 2028 as Democrat civil war looms Fox News
The Hill·5d ago
Former White House ethics attorney: Taxpayer-funded ads could be 'impeachable offense'
Former White House ethics attorney Richard Painter said the White House using taxpayer dollars for TV ads promoting President Trump could be “an impeachable offense.” “As I told @baylisswagner of the @nytimes here, this could be an impeachable offense. @POTUS has no right to use taxpayer money for campaign ads,” Painter wrote Sunday on social...
The Hill·5d ago
Trump rolls back car efficiency standards
The Trump administration has rolled back car efficiency standards designed to require automakers to ensure their products are using less fuel. While the Biden-era standards would have required vehicle fleets to average 50.4 miles per gallon by 2031, the Trump administration on Monday brought that number down to 34.9 miles per gallon. The administration argued...
The Hill·5d ago
Live updates: Trump officially rolls back fuel economy standards; Senate sets up college sports bill vote
The Trump administration on Monday morning announced the official rollback of fuel economy standards, saying the Biden administration "went far beyond the requirements mandated by Congress" to help the electric vehicle push. “These new Standards will take the waste out of building cars in America,” Trump wrote in a social media post over the weekend....
The Hill·5d ago
Trump approval slips to historic low in Wall Street Journal survey
President Trump’s approval rating has fallen to a record low in Wall Street Journal polling for a president only a few weeks out from the midterms. In the new poll from the Journal, Trump’s approval sat at 37 percent, the lowest of a president shortly prior to a midterm in the outlet's polling going back...
The Hill·5d ago
How Trump can earn the monument he so desperately desires
Pulling the world back from three crises — nuclear weapons, climate change and AI — would be the ultimate test of his deal-making skills
The Hill·5d ago
US, China agree to cut tariffs on $60B worth of products
The U.S. and Chinese governments unveiled $30 billion each worth of products subject to lower tariffs, after President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping met last week in Washington, D.C., according to the White House. Chinese products subject to lower tariffs under the new “30-by-30” framework include fireworks, kitchenware, flashlights, baseballs and softballs and fishhooks,...
The Hill·5d ago
Just how bad are midterm polls for Republicans?
Voters are dissatisfied with Republican governance, skeptical of Trump and increasingly willing to consider Democratic alternatives.
reflector.com·5d ago
Democrats keep coming to South Carolina to stump for midterm candidates. It's all about 2028
Democrats keep coming to South Carolina to stump for midterm candidates. It's all about 2028 reflector.com
Knews, Kathimerini·5d ago
Annita enters the race as DISY’s presidential contest bursts open
Annita enters the race as DISY’s presidential contest bursts open Knews, Kathimerini
Cyprus Inform·5d ago
Annita Demetriou seeks Disy nomination for 2028 presidential election
Annita Demetriou seeks Disy nomination for 2028 presidential election Cyprus Inform
Cyprus Mail·5d ago
Annita announces run for president
Annita announces run for president Cyprus Mail
The Hill·5d ago
Trump expects more talks after rejecting latest Iranian proposal
President Trump said Sunday he expects U.S. officials to negotiate further with their Iranian counterparts this week, after he rejected a seven-day ceasefire proposal from Tehran. "I expect more talks with Iran [this week]. They want to make a deal, but it is not the deal that I want to make," Trump told Axios in...
The Hill·5d ago
DHS announces nationwide surge in 'sanctuary' cities
DHS said ICE has initiated a “surge in sanctuary cities,” as part of the Trump administration’s continuous crackdown on immigration.
The Hill·5d ago
Trump lashes out as Florida GOP candidates seek distance
In today's issue: ▪ Trump’s frustration grows in Florida ▪ Senate’s last week in town ▪ Possible terrorist attack prevented ▪ The administration’s ‘magic’ words President Trump fumed online over the weekend as Republicans face warning signs in Florida, going after a key ally who broke with him on immigration and brushing off the idea...