President Trump is scheduled to hold a White House meeting to discuss the next steps regarding Venezuela, as the administration faces increased scrutiny over its actions. The meeting will include key members of Trump’s cabinet and national security team amidst growing questions about the legality of US strikes on alleged drug vessels in the region. Reports suggest a second strike on a suspected drug vessel, following an initial attack that did not kill everyone on board, is being investigated by lawmakers who are questioning the chain of command and the Secretary of Defense’s authorization. The administration has defended the strikes as self-defense conducted in international waters, while also designating Maduro and allies as members of a foreign terrorist organization.
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A recent Yahoo/YouGov poll indicates that a significant number of Americans believe President Trump’s actions have raised prices rather than lowered them, with a nearly two-to-one ratio reflecting this sentiment. The survey also reveals more Americans blame Trump for inflation compared to his predecessor. The poll, conducted with 1,684 U.S. adults, also shows disapproval of his handling of the cost of living and the economy, along with a drop in consumer sentiment. Additionally, his implementation of import tariffs received low scores, with most respondents believing they have done more harm than good in the short and long term.
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A recently released report, compiled by current and former FBI agents and analysts, paints a negative picture of FBI Director Kash Patel’s first six months, citing his leadership as “dismal” and the agency as “rudderless.” The 115-page dossier, based on information from 24 anonymous sources, criticizes Patel’s perceived insecurity, lack of experience, and focus on personal image, including ordering polygraph tests and demanding a raid jacket. The report, prepared for House and Senate judiciary committees, also calls out Deputy Director Dan Bongino, with sources stating that both spend too much time on social media and PR. The report also highlights discontent within the FBI regarding Trump’s pardons of January 6th defendants and agents being forced to participate in immigration raids.
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During a recent flight, President Trump was asked if he had spoken with Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. Initially declining to comment, the president immediately contradicted himself, stating the answer was yes. This surprising confirmation followed reports of a call that may have included discussions of a possible meeting. Such a meeting would represent a rare direct engagement amidst rising tensions due to U.S. military operations in the Caribbean and ongoing criticism of Maduro’s government.
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The 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has disqualified Alina Habba, former personal lawyer of President Donald Trump, from serving as New Jersey’s top federal prosecutor. The court sided with a lower court’s ruling, which found her appointment unlawful due to the administration’s attempts to keep her in the role after her interim appointment expired without Senate confirmation. This decision comes amidst challenges to other Trump administration prosecutor appointments and questions the government’s maneuvers. The ruling was the result of a suit from multiple defendants on whom Habba was attempting to prosecute.
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During a recent phone call, former U.S. President Donald Trump issued an ultimatum to Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, demanding his immediate resignation. Trump reportedly offered safe passage for Maduro and his family in exchange, but Maduro refused, instead requesting global amnesty and continued control of the armed forces. The conversation, which was reportedly facilitated by other countries, has not been followed up with any further direct contact from either side. Despite the pressure, Maduro remains in power, and many believe the threats of U.S. military action are a bluff.
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While artificial intelligence is the primary concern for white-collar workers, a less publicized crisis is unfolding for blue-collar employees in 2025. Despite promises of a resurgence, recent data reveals a continued decline in blue-collar employment, with losses in manufacturing, transportation, and warehousing. Experts attribute this trend to factors like economic slowdowns, restrictive immigration policies, and the effects of tariffs on manufacturing. Although manufacturing output is up, a reduced workforce suggests improved productivity through automation, indicating a long-term shift away from traditional blue-collar jobs.
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President Trump has stated that Pete Hegseth denied issuing the order to kill the crew of a boat. Furthermore, the president indicated he would not have authorized a second strike on the vessel after the initial attack, even though two survivors remained. This statement comes after reports surfaced detailing the incident. The President’s comments were released on November 30, 2025 at 8:33 p.m. EST.
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The MAGA coalition is reportedly collapsing, with the departure of key figures like Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and others in the media, signaling a potential loss of political power for President Trump. This fracturing could be further exacerbated if Democrats gain control of the House after the midterm elections, leading to investigations into Trump’s actions. The situation could create opportunities for Republicans who distance themselves from the former president.
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Former President Donald Trump has reiterated his intention to revoke the citizenship of naturalized Americans, particularly those he deems as undermining domestic tranquility. This declaration follows the shooting of National Guard members in D.C. by an Afghan national. Trump stated that he would denaturalize individuals who “shouldn’t be here,” blaming the current administration for their presence. However, he acknowledged uncertainty regarding the extent of his authority to do so.
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