Following his recent appearance on ’60 Minutes’, Donald Trump has once again shifted the blame for the ongoing war in Ukraine, this time squarely onto the shoulders of President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. This assertion, predictably, has sparked a flurry of reactions, ranging from disbelief to outrage. The sheer audacity of the claim, ignoring the historical context and Russia’s undeniable aggression, is striking.
Trump’s argument seems to center on the idea that Zelenskyy should have simply conceded to Russia’s demands, preventing the conflict entirely. This fundamentally misrepresents the situation, overlooking the long history of Russian aggression towards Ukraine, predating Zelenskyy’s presidency by years.… Continue reading
A Russian ballistic missile strike on Sumy, Ukraine, resulted in 34 deaths and 117 injuries during Palm Sunday celebrations. Former President Trump attributed the attack to a Russian “mistake,” shifting blame for the ongoing war to President Biden, while avoiding mention of Vladimir Putin. Trump claimed that his presidency would have prevented the conflict, despite evidence contradicting his assertion of millions of deaths. He repeatedly referred to the conflict as “Biden’s war.”
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President Trump’s latest physical examination, conducted at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, declared him in excellent health, noting robust cardiac, pulmonary, and neurological function. The report, however, included the unusual detail of his “frequent victories in golf events,” a point criticized by medical professionals as unnecessary and potentially undermining the assessment’s credibility. This prompted online commentary questioning the report’s objectivity and suggesting possible White House edits. The report also detailed Trump’s weight, medications, and the results of recent medical procedures.
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Donald Trump condemned CBS’s “60 Minutes,” demanding “maximum fines and punishment” for what he deemed dishonest reporting. His outrage stemmed from segments featuring interviews with President Zelenskyy of Ukraine, who refuted Trump’s claims about the war, and Greenlanders who criticized Trump’s pursuit of Greenland’s annexation. Trump called for CBS to lose its license and urged FCC Chair Brendan Carr to impose substantial penalties. He characterized the network’s actions as “unlawful and illegal behavior.”
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A Wisconsin teenager allegedly murdered his parents as part of an extremist plot to assassinate former President Trump, according to the FBI. The sheer audacity and bizarre nature of the alleged plan are truly shocking. The details that have emerged paint a picture of a young person deeply immersed in extreme ideologies, willing to commit horrific acts to further his goals.
The initial reports of the teen killing his parents were disturbing enough. However, the subsequent revelations regarding his alleged plot to assassinate a former president only amplified the gravity of the situation. It’s almost unbelievable to think that someone so young could be capable of such violence.… Continue reading
Following Donald Trump’s return to office, Australian academics are increasingly cancelling US trips due to concerns about border control policies. These concerns stem from reports of increased scrutiny of travelers, including those with disabilities or from marginalized communities, leading to denials of entry or detention. The Society for Social Studies of Science (4S) responded by making its conference hybrid to mitigate these risks. Consequently, significant disruptions to research collaborations and funding are occurring, impacting the global academic community.
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Bill Maher recently dined with Donald Trump, a meeting arranged by Kid Rock. Maher, despite his past criticisms of Trump, reported finding the former president “gracious and measured” during their private dinner, a stark contrast to Trump’s public persona. This encounter, widely discussed on social media, sparked strong reactions, with some praising Maher’s effort at civil discourse and others criticizing it as naive or even a public relations stunt for Trump. Maher maintains his actions were an attempt to foster productive dialogue over unproductive animosity.
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Former President Trump recently touted Charles Schwab’s purported $2.5 billion profit, attributing it to recent stock market volatility. This market fluctuation followed Trump’s initial announcement of reciprocal tariffs, which triggered global sell-offs before a subsequent 90-day pause (excluding China) led to a market surge. Trump’s claim linked Schwab’s gains directly to these dramatic market shifts. The video showcasing this interaction occurred amidst ongoing controversy surrounding the tariffs and their impact.
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Concluding Friday’s briefing, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt fielded a question from Cara Castronuova of Lindell TV, inquiring about President Trump’s health and fitness plan following his annual physical. Castronuova’s inquiry, praising Trump’s improved health, exemplifies the administration’s shift towards prioritizing “new media” voices, often loyal to the president. This follows recent actions by the administration to exert greater control over White House press access and coverage. Leavitt confirmed the president’s good health and promised to release the results of his medical exam.
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FEMA denied North Carolina’s request to extend the full reimbursement period for Hurricane Helene recovery efforts, a decision met with strong criticism from Governor Josh Stein. This follows President Trump’s previous accusations of slow and ineffective FEMA response in the state, despite FEMA’s denial of political bias in aid distribution. The rejection comes amidst ongoing recovery efforts in the state, which sustained $8.4 billion in damages from the hurricane, and President Trump’s stated intentions to eliminate FEMA entirely. Governor Stein has urged the President to reconsider the decision.
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