A reporter revealed that President Donald Trump’s team believes it has found an argument that could help it in its looming Supreme Court fight over his massive White House ballroom: recasting the project as a “military complex” tied to presidential security while arguing the White House has already been torn down anyway.
“Deterrence depends not simply on American military capability but on an adversary’s belief that the alliance confronting him is capable, prepared and politically cohesive.”
President Donald Trump has launched into a new rant over what he claims is more vandalism in Washington D.C., but according to The New Republic, he might have accidentally “implicated himself” in the process.
Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) may be absent from the Senate, but his ghost maintains a stranglehold over the Republican Party will last for a generation. Writing for New York Magazine, Nate Weisberg said that while McConnell remains in recovery, allies remain unclear about his condition and stability…
A former federal government official, interviewed on condition of anonymity, told the Washington Post, “They have kneecapped themselves in their ability to create any policy that would have staying power. That’s the risk, they’re not playing the long game.”
A series of President Donald Trump’s actions over the past 48 hours has a conservative doctor and journalist warning that he “seriously” questions the commander-in-chief’s mental health.
Over the past week, President Donald Trump’s actions regarding the U.S. Navy revealed that the Commander in Chief is “seriously mentally ill.” This is according to a Nobel Prize-winning economist, who on Monday explained why Trump’s confused military priorities suggest that he’s “sundowning.”
CNN host John Berman spoke with data analyst Harry Enten on Monday about new numbers showing that younger generations are losing faith in the “American Dream.”Calling it the “great American promise,” Berman said that for centuries the pledge has been that each generation will be better off than thei…
The current Congress, led by Republican majorities, is doomed to a legacy as a “weakling” that conceded almost all of its powers to President Donald Trump and its recent attempts to defy him are “too little, too late.”
President Donald Trump has lost another key piece of his successful 2024 MAGA coalition