Category: Politics

President Trump publicly scolded five Republican senators for supporting a Senate resolution to limit his military activities in Venezuela. The move showed new Republican Party divisions and reignited Congress’s conflict with the president’s war and national security authorities. Thursday, the Senate barely passed a war powers resolution 52–47. Military action “within or against” Venezuela requires…

Tony Dokoupil, the new CBS Evening News anchor, struggled in his first Monday night program. The premiere, meant to highlight his skills as CBS’ new evening show host, was marred by mistakes that caught viewers and media pundits’ attention. Dokoupil had a section transition problem switching from Minnesota Governor Tim Walz to Arizona Senator Mark…

The Trump White House launched a webpage recognizing the five-year anniversary of the January 6 Capitol attack, drawing condemnation from journalists and political observers. Former President Donald Trump defends “innocent Americans” while blaming Democrats, Capitol Police, and Mike Pence, according to the page. The website launched Tuesday afternoon with a huge banner depicting House Speaker…

The US government has confirmed Trump’s interest in Greenland, restarting acquisition talks. Secretary of State Marco Rubio says Trump wants to buy Greenland “from the very beginning.” The Danish colony of Greenland is not for sale, notwithstanding its vastness. Rubio remarked that American administrations had evaluated Greenland’s strategic value, showing interest. Trump dubbed the sale…

This week, former FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino, who resigned after less than a year, openly insulted former Florida Congressman Matt Gaetz on social media. Bongino, a conservative journalist and podcast host, slammed Gaetz for political opportunism and personal wrongdoing. Bongino vented his dissatisfaction with the conservative movement on Twitter X. He warned against “grifters,…

Mikie Sherrill becomes New Jersey’s 57th governor, making history. Her inaugural celebration will be place at East Rutherford’s American Dream mall, one of the nation’s largest shopping and entertainment complexes, representing the state’s unique personality. The black-tie inaugural party will follow Sherrill’s January 20 swearing-in. The mall’s NHL-sized ice rink near the amusement and water…

On Wednesday, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz slammed the Trump administration after a federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer and civilian were shot and killed during an enforcement operation in Minneapolis. The event has reignited discussion over federal immigration actions and local public safety. The shooting occurred in a location south of downtown Minneapolis where federal…

Jerry Jones again made headlines by discussing the Dallas Cowboys’ search for a new defensive coordinator after Matt Eberflus’ termination. Jones used comedy and clarity to clarify who controlled the hiring process during the Cowboys’ end-of-season press conference, invoking former President Donald Trump and Venezuela. After a poor defensive season, the Cowboys released Eberflus after…

After a huge military operation in Venezuela seized President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, former President Donald Trump made pronouncements on US policy toward multiple countries and territories. International attention has been drawn to the Trump administration’s effort as Maduro and his spouse face federal narco-terrorism allegations. Trump warned reporters aboard Air Force One of…

White House advisor Stephen Miller defended the U.S. military’s activities in Venezuela in a recent interview, highlighting America’s global powerhouse status. Miller told CNN that the Trump administration believes the US has the right and duty to impose its influence in national security regions. Miller suggested that the U.S. must prohibit neighboring states from supplying…