President Donald Trump is angrily railing against Canada and is threatening to give Lake Ontario a new name: Lake America. Trump’s threat, according to NOTUS’ Dave Levinthal, raises a legal question: “Can Trump really do that?”
With the Trump family involved in internet gambling and prediction markets, President Donald Trump’s son Donald Trump Jr. is making a legal pitch to clear a path for their activities.
The Republican brand has become so toxic that it is dragging down GOP candidates in some of the reddest areas of the country, including Alabama.
During a string of recent events, President Donald Trump displayed “highly concerning behavior” in which he was “slurring his words,” “having word-finding issues” and struggling with other problems “that appear to suggest that he is in significant decline.” This is according to the widely cited psychologist Dr. John Garrison, who warns “it appears that this has been getting dramatically worse over the past year.”
Although President Donald Trump’s false claim that the 2020 election was stolen from him has been repeatedly debunked on both the left and the right, he continues to promote the Big Lie.
Last week, former fixer to President Donald Trump, Michael Cohen, mended fences with his former boss, going back to what he once called a “cult.”
The Washington Post reported that they discovered an AI picture that a former staffer of Rep. Mike Collins (R-Ga.) posted on social media showing himself in a notorious white robe and hood. Preston Parra posted on X a feature he said was created using Grok’s AI feature. He claimed it was meant to be…
President Donald Trump’s midterm election in 2018 came at a time when his approval rating wasn’t all that bad (49 percent). And things are very different this time around. Trump, who doesn’t seem to know how bad things have become, is looking for ways he can put himself on the ballot for Republicans in 2026.
Even as President Donald Trump’s economic policies create political hardships for congressional Republicans seeking reelection, Trump tends to say that he is a political asset rather than a liability. By contrast, two conservatives recently debated Trump vowing to do more to make the campaign about …
Although President Donald Trump continues to struggle with low approval ratings, he remains the dominant figure in the Republican Party. And this presents a major Catch 22 for Republicans.