Over the course of President Donald Trump’s second term, longtime allies have taken steps to distance themselves from the United States – a trend that has been emphasized by events around the globe over the past few days. On Monday, a distinguished security expert took to social media to explain the…
In August 2025 — roughly seven months into his second presidency — Donald Trump threatened Colorado officials with “harsh measures” if they didn’t release former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters from prison, where she was serving time for criminal charges related to her efforts to overturn 2020’s presidential election results.
MAGA Republican and Trump White House Communications Director Steven Cheung is known for his snarky social media posts and frequent insults, and he is drawing plenty of mockery for a “sophomoric” X post.
According to President Donald Trump’s niece, psychologist Mary L. Trump, not only was the president not the brave hero of the story, but he’s a “loser” – and “everybody” knows it.
While President Donald Trump has repeatedly upended U.S. foreign policy over the course of his second term, a whistleblower from his first administration warns that over the past few days, the commander-in-chief may have “sold us out to our enemies” once and for all.
On Monday, following news that President Donald Trump is considering a nuclear attack against Iran, one of his biographers urged Republicans to “impeach and remove” him “quickly.” Seth Abramson, author of three bestselling books on Trump, took to social media to warn that the president is a danger to the entire world.
President Donald Trump’s close assistant Natalie Harp was criticized in a recent political speech by Sen. Jon Ossoff (D-GA). When a former Trump adviser took umbrage at the attack, a former prosecutor seemed unable to contain his mirth at the apparent double-standard.
President Donald Trump’s recent decision to scale down American military exercises in South Korea, which he said is linked to that nation’s refusal to help in the US-Israel war against Iran, was just met with scathing criticism by a foreign policy expert.
President Donald Trump is rumored to be furious and considering firing US Attorney Jeanine Pirro over her decision not to pursue a criminal case against Olympian David Hearn — and her possible attempt to save face could “spectacularly backfire,” according to one legal expert.
On Monday, amid news that President Donald Trump is destroying longstanding U.S. alliances, coddling adversaries,] and considering the use of nuclear weapons, a prominent American diplomat called for bipartisan recognition of the historic danger presented by the Commander in Chief’s “unchecked narcissism” and “absolute cognitive failure.” This is according to attorney Andrew Weinstein, former delegate to the United Nations, who took to social media to raise the alarm.