Former Quebec Premier Jean Charest told CNN’s Wolf Blitzer that things are getting worse with the trade war between President Donald Trump and Canada. Now, Trump is even targeting Christmas decorations and building materials.
Disgraced former President Richard Nixon “is having a moment” among MAGA, as young conservatives seek to prop him up as a victim and repair his reputation.
Foreign countries are paying online influencers in the MAGA world, but new reporting revealed it’s no longer only about elections.
Expert analysis shows Trump’s current strategy is bound to fail.
President Donald Trump has spent the first two years of his second term focused on decorating and foreign policy, leaving domestic issues to House and Senate leaders. If there are huge losses in the GOP, however, that might mean Trump must train a new leadership team. According to some White House s…
During his second presidency, Donald Trump has maintained a firm grip on not only the Republican Party, but also, on business leaders who are reluctant to public criticize him. Many GOP leaders are afraid to cross Trump. But according to conservative Washington Post columnist Max Boot, Trump’s “normally deft marketing touch has deserted him during his second term” — and his “strategy” of bullying others is now “backfiring badly.”
President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump appeared to be in a heated conversation while at the Washington D.C. “Freedom 250 IndyCar Grand Prix,” and a lip reader thinks they know what the couple was chatting about.
According to “over two dozen Washington, DC, investigators, former prosecutors, defense attorneys and other legal experts,” the “track record for the U.S. Attorney’s Office” — which is headed by federal prosecutor and Trump ally Jeanine Pirro — “is essentially unheard of in recent memory.”
A multi-state antitrust lawsuit is the final line of defense against a massive right-wing takeover of American media.
In three presidential elections in a row, Donald Trump generally performed well among farmers — especially in red states. But problems with the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) are a source of growing worry and frustration for struggling farmers.