Trump’s Reflecting Pool witch hunt takes a new turn
On Wednesday morning, attorneys for Olympian David Hearn filed a motion to dismiss the case “with prejudice,” arguing that he fears President Donald Trump may try to come after him again.
On Wednesday morning, attorneys for Olympian David Hearn filed a motion to dismiss the case “with prejudice,” arguing that he fears President Donald Trump may try to come after him again.
President Donald Trump seems more fixated on his never-ending construction and renovation projects than anything else, and according to former CNN anchor Jim Acosta, this reveals that, on some level, he knows that he is “terrible at being president.”Acosta served as a prominent correspondent and anc…
President Donald Trump is facing a “reality check” over his promise of a new “golden age” as economists warn his “rosy” outlook may not come to fruition.
A prominent former Trump staffer is warning that the “worst is yet to come” from MAGA, writing in a piece for The i Paper that Washington, D.C., insiders have told him that “the last embers of resistance within the Republican Party are being snuffed out.”Miles Taylor previously worked in the Departm…
Kansas voters overwhelmingly rejected a proposal long coveted by Republicans who want more conservative rulings.
President Donald Trump has finally run into “a brick wall” of reality that he cannot talk his way out of, per a new analysis from CNN, with the implosion of his Reflecting Pool criminal case showing the limits of his most “powerful tool.”Last week, the office of Washington, D.C., U.S. District Attor…
Fox News host Sean Hannity on Tuesday questioned his own networks polling after guest Bill de Blasio pointed out that Fox News itself shows Texas state Democratic Rep. James Talarico leading President Donald Trump’s endorsed candidate, Attorney General Ken Paxton.The poll in question was published l…
The unexpected data proving local politicians are ignoring the national script
Texas voters expressed outrage on Tuesday over a plan to reduce polling stations by almost half — and one Texas judge promptly ended the meeting as those voters tried to make their voices heard.“In TX: Tarrant County Judge Tim O’Hare just cleared the meeting room, kicking out public speakers who are…