Republicans are feeling sick over the nation's Trump hangover
By making their party into a giant celebration of Trump, Republicans have tied themselves to every one of Trump’s very public failures.
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By making their party into a giant celebration of Trump, Republicans have tied themselves to every one of Trump’s very public failures.
FBI Director Kash Patel rebuked Democratic lawmakers who criticized him on Tuesday during an oversight hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee, accusing them of acting “like buffoons on Capitol Hill.” “This FBI, under my leadership and President Trump’s administration, is here for the people of America, not for the cacophony of the United States Senate...
President Trump will rejoin the campaign trail Wednesday evening, traveling to North Carolina to rally support for GOP Senate candidate Michael Whatley, who formerly chaired the Republican National Committee. Recent polls placed the Republican hopeful behind his Democratic opponent, former North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper. Whatley received Trump's blessing to pursue the Tar Heel State's...
If lasting peace is to be achieved, then North Korea must be seen as a legitimate partner in diplomacy and not simply a threat.
According to the documents, Crooks registered for the July 13, 2024 rally on July 6 and requested one ticket.
Sen. Hawley Rules Out 2028 Presidential Run Yahoo
Nevada’s top election official was at dinner with a friend on Monday night when his phone started blowing up. The Supreme Court’s mail ballot decision had landed. His stomach sank. “Then, as I started to read, just pure emotion of joy,” Nevada Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar (D) told The Gavel. While Trump expressed dismay, the...
Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) said Tuesday he kept his resolution to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth a secret from Republican leaders because he did not want to "show his hand." The Kentucky Republican, who has been a frequent critic of the Trump administration’s military operations in Iran, introduced this resolution on the House floor Tuesday...
In today's issue: ▪ Democrats riding high ▪ Fed expected to raise rates ▪ Kennedy Center board votes to close again ▪ Two longshot impeachment attempts The general election season has officially entered the home stretch as the last primaries wrapped up Tuesday and President Trump today is making the first of many promised campaign stops in the coming...
Why Gavin Newsom is paying faux deference to Kamala Harris on his 2028 decision San Francisco Chronicle
Sounds to me like using federal tax dollars to buy votes.
Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh finds himself in a tricky position as the central bank commences its September meeting, as rising expectations of an interest rate hike clash with President Trump’s demands for cuts. Warsh gave himself wiggle room for a rate hike in late August, saying the central bank had “work to do” if underlying inflation was not moving toward its 2 percent target. But Trump, who...
Republicans are hoping President Trump can give North Carolina Senate nominee Michael Whatley a much-needed boost as Democrats appear increasingly optimistic about flipping the state in November. Trump is slated to travel to the state, the only battleground he has won three times, to stump with Whatley on Wednesday. The visit comes as recent polling...
Senate conservatives allied with President Trump are laying the groundwork for substantial cuts to federal spending in the postelection, lame-duck Congress to offset tens of billions of dollars in new defense spending, including funding for the war in Iran, if Democrats pick up seats on Election Day. Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) announced Tuesday...
Ted Cruz doesn’t see a clear GOP presidential successor in 2028: ‘No Donald Trump on the horizon’ New York Post
Washington says South Africa has not done anything to fix what President Trump sees as discrimination. South Africa’s president has called Mr. Trump’s policies racist.
What's worse than Harris or Newsom in 2028? A combined ticket. | Opinion USA Today
What's worse than Harris or Newsom in 2028? A combined ticket. | Opinion Greenville Online
America’s position of global economic stability is starting to look shakier as the Trump administration piles on debt and doubles down on sanctions.
Members from both parties say the legislative branch has descended into a state of dysfunction in the Trump era.
Trump gives ‘hilarious’ three-word response to question about backing Vance for 2028 Indy100 | News
US Supreme Court Blocks Trump Postal Ballot Plan but Leaves 2028 Election Rules Unclear Межа. Новини України.
Newsom’s support for 2028 presidential bid tanks, AOC and other contenders rise: poll AOL.com
Hawley rules out 2028 White House bid The Hill