‘Paranoid’ Trump going through ‘stages of grief’ as GOP revolt explodes
“Donald Trump is going through the stages of grief over a growing defiance of him and his movement.”
“Donald Trump is going through the stages of grief over a growing defiance of him and his movement.”
President Donald Trump and his shrinking administration are increasingly acting in “survival mode,” reporter Maggie Haberman explained on MS NOW, with one of his latest outbursts showing just how much he no longer cares about his MAGA base.
On Monday, August 31, a court in Seoul, South Korea sentenced Family Federation for World Peace and Unification (formerly the Unification Church) leader Han Hak-ja to two years in prison on charges of political bribery, embezzling church funds and making illegal political contributions. And accordin…
“It wasn’t my job to vote or to know who to vote for. I was just supposed to submit to my husband and do what he thought was necessary. I was being indoctrinated into Christian nationalism.”
Military leaders are taking a major risk by treating President Donald Trump’s power grabs as normal, one former Air Force secretary wrote, calling their “denial” strategy a “cop-out that is putting democracy at risk.”
Internal memos reveal that Chief Justice John Roberts led confidential talks to impose a uniform seal on judicial papers, making the nation’s highest court even harder to understand.
Whistleblower documents reveal deep financial conflicts of interest that could trigger immediate Senate investigations if Democrats win control of Congress.
Forget trade balances: The Trump administration is using economic warfare to break Canada’s industries and secure absolute control over North American supply chains.
In the aftermath of President Donald Trump’s Secretary of the Army resigning on Monday — amidst a purge of military personnel equating to more than nine centuries of experience — a new report reveals that the outgoing officer was deeply alarmed at Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth’s gutting of America’s armed forces.
Former prosecutor Barbara McQuade says capitulating to Trump “only brings more pain.”