A top general has been sounding the alarm behind the scenes at the White House, according to the Washington Post, warning President Donald Trump that his war has left U.S. stockpiles so depleted that it could soon put lives at risk on American soil.The Post’s report was published on Saturday morning…
Trump has argued that the U.S. Department of Justice should have been substituted for him as the defendant.
President Donald Trump’s promises of an “economic revival” and a return of manufacturing have once again fallen flat, with a new Washington Post piece documenting the closure of a factory in “Trump country” owned by a prominent Trump donor.Per the Saturday morning piece, the Conn Selmer plant in Eas…
Republicans are desperate to present an economic agenda for midterm voters who are concerned about affordability, but now President Donald Trump has thrown another wrench into the works, leading one reporter to offer their “Congratulations” to the GOP and its new mess.Trump’s “anti-weaponization” sl…
President Donald Trump has a long list of perceived enemies that he has attempted to weaponize the Justice Department against, but as one CNN anchor argued on Saturday, there could be a very important reason that he has not gone after possibly his biggest of his “legal nemeses.”During the Saturday m…
As Andy Burnham takes power in London, persistent political churn inside Downing Street leaves Washington wondering if it can rely on its closest ally.
Former Republican strategist Rick Wilson on Friday explained the “legal framework” officials will use to ensure President Donald Trump is able to run for a third term — despite the 22nd Amendment to the U.S. Constitution clearly stating: “No person shall be elected to the office of the President mor…
Last Monday, days after a federal appeals court blocked and enjoined key parts of Trump’s executive order restricting mail-in voting, Trump turned to the Supreme Court, once again, for help in rigging the midterms. Solicitor General John Sauer filed an emergency application for a stay of that injunc…
Trump targets the Smithsonian with warnings of “inaccurate information,” deploying a classic authoritarian tactic to rewrite American history.
A notepad used by Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent during a Camp David Cabinet meeting on Friday revealed a “to-do list” reminding the official to “buy Japanese Yen $5-10 bil” — a flagrant display that critics revealed was likely made “on-purpose.”As Reuters reports, the photo was “taken over…