On Monday, June 1, Axios’ Marc Caputo reported that the Trump administration “plans to drop its controversial” $1.7 billion “anti-weaponization fund,” and a White House source told Axios, “It’s dead for now.” Countless Democrats have condemned the fund, but criticism is coming from the right as well…
A mixed martial artist and UFC talent once known as a fierce supporter of President Donald Trump tore apart his planned UFC event on the White House grounds, saying that the event is “desecrating” a government and opening the door for it to become more “corrupted,’ per a report from The New Republic…
Going down with the ship.
On Wednesday, President Donald Trump posted an image of two patches supposedly worn by police officers in Point Pleasant Beach, New Jersey, which bore the skull symbol used by Marvel Comics’ the Punisher, with each skull sporting Trump’s distinctive blonde hair style. This image caused one writer fo…
Thursday brings a consequential day for the Republican agenda, as lawmakers on Capitol Hill gather for a marathon voting session that could bring GOP priorities into conflict with those of President Donald Trump. Judging by a pre-vote statement from one senator scorned by Trump, the president faces …
In addition to his work on CNN since the early 2000s, broadcast journalist Anderson Cooper spent more than two decades on CBS’ News’ “60 Minutes” — an association that ended with his farewell broadcast on May 17. CBS News is looking for a replacement for Cooper on “60 Minutes,” and according to the …
During Donald Trump’s second presidency, many of his top appointees — from former U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi to FBI Director Kash Patel to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth — have faced aggressive grilling from Democratic lawmakers in congressional hearings. Journalist Brian Beutler examined this …
With the 2026 midterms only five months away, many GOP strategists are sounding the alarm about President Donald Trump’s low approval ratings in poll after poll. Outgoing Sen. Thom Tillis (R-North Carolina) fears that his party, in November, could suffer the “inverse of 2010” — meaning a midterms wi…
Federal funding for President Donald Trump’s massive ballroom was on the line before Congress on Wednesday, but the chief of the project was readying for an annual Russian economic conference, which some are calling “Putin’s Davos.” This is the first time the U.S. has attended since Russia attacked …
Asawin Suebsaeng’s Thursday morning newsletter for Zeteo looks at all of the ways that President Donald Trump is using the government to attack his enemies. “Trump and his White House are coaxing with a very simple message: the boss will be monumentally livid at you if you don’t get very serious – v…