Multiple sources reveal that Donald Trump is actively pursuing the naming rights for the Washington Commanders’ new $3.7 billion stadium, aiming to have it bear his name. Trump has conveyed his desires to the team’s ownership group and is reportedly leveraging his influence over the government bodies that must approve the project. While the Commanders cannot unilaterally decide on the name, Trump’s ability to potentially slow or obstruct the stadium’s construction through federal agencies grants him significant leverage. Trump is seeking a tribute, similar to other iconic sports venues, rather than a commercial naming deal, and he is expected to discuss the stadium during his upcoming visit to the game.
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In an interview, Donald Trump’s press secretary, Karoline Leavitt, labeled the BBC as “100% fake news” and a “propaganda machine,” citing biased coverage that “ruins” her day. Leavitt’s comments followed criticism of the BBC’s editing of a Trump speech in a Panorama documentary, which allegedly omitted crucial context and misled viewers. A leaked memo from a former BBC advisor further alleged systemic issues, including problematic coverage of the war in Gaza and a perceived bias in the coverage of transgender issues, indicating a lack of balance and objectivity. The BBC responded by stating they take feedback seriously and consider it carefully.
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Illinois Governor JB Pritzker has recently gone viral for his strong criticism of Donald Trump and his policies. During a recent speech, Pritzker condemned Trump’s actions, including dismantling the Department of Education and attacking marginalized communities. Pritzker has consistently expressed his determination to protect LGBTQ+ rights and has taken actions, such as establishing a free hotline and signing legislation protecting libraries from banning books, to support these values. His bold stance has included calling out Trump’s administration and advocating for progressive causes, even urging Democrats to fight back against the former president’s actions.
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In a recent speech, former President Joe Biden sharply criticized his successor, alleging that President Trump has damaged democracy. Biden claimed Trump acted as though he was taking a “wrecking ball” to the country, mocking Trump’s claims of a “golden age” during his second term in office. Biden also addressed the importance of healthcare, connecting his experience with prostate cancer to the ongoing political debates surrounding healthcare funding. Finally, the former president emphasized the importance of defending democracy, urging supporters to work towards electing leaders who will uphold democratic principles and values.
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Deep mistrust among Senate Democrats towards President Trump has caused them to reject a proposal to reopen the government. Democrats are hesitant because of concerns that Trump will not act in good faith to extend health insurance subsidies or stop firing federal workers. Senate Democrats have expressed doubt that Trump will adhere to any agreement, citing past instances where he has undermined bipartisan negotiations and refused to cooperate with Democratic leaders. Republicans are now struggling to secure the necessary votes to end the shutdown due to this lack of trust.
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‘Trump is against humankind’: World leaders at climate summit take swipes at absent president.
It seems the absence of Donald Trump at climate summits hasn’t gone unnoticed, and the consensus leans toward a fairly critical assessment of his priorities. The general sentiment, as perceived from various comments, is that Trump’s actions are perceived as detrimental to global cooperation on climate change, and perhaps even to the well-being of the planet itself. The phrase “Trump is against humankind” appears to be a succinct summary of this viewpoint, encapsulating the belief that his policies and lack of engagement actively undermine efforts to address critical environmental issues.… Continue reading
Disgraced former Congressman George Santos announced his intention to leave New York City following Zohran Mamdani’s mayoral election victory. This statement came after Santos was pardoned and freed from jail by Donald Trump after a conviction for wire fraud and aggravated identity theft. His initial reaction to Mamdani’s win on social media was an expletive-laden rant against Republican candidate Curtis Sliwa. Santos’s abrupt departure from NYC was met with mixed reactions from his followers.
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During a White House dinner with central Asian countries, President Trump deferred to JD Vance when facing questions from the media. Trump had previously displayed signs of fatigue during a press conference on the same day, where he appeared to nod off. Vance responded on the president’s behalf regarding the Abraham Accords and food stamp funding, providing answers to reporters. Trump later interjected, criticizing former President Biden’s handling of food stamp benefits. This behavior followed Trump’s earlier appearance where he appeared to doze off, prompting criticism and social media posts.
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During a White House press conference, the president appeared to fall asleep on camera, prompting public criticism. The incident occurred as Dr. Mehmet Oz discussed weight-loss medications, and immediately caught the attention of those present. This event comes amid a backdrop of speculation regarding the president’s health, with some pointing to his recent physical exams and cognitive tests as a sign of concern. Several of his colleagues have made comments about his lack of sleep, however.
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President Donald Trump dismissed concerns about the cost of living as a “con” by Democrats, highlighting his administration’s perceived success in lowering inflation and the cost of goods, particularly citing a reduced price for a Thanksgiving dinner compared to his predecessor’s tenure. He emphasized his economic record, arguing that Americans are paying less for groceries, energy, and gas under his leadership, despite ongoing debate over the accuracy of these claims. While Trump touted a decrease in certain prices, critics like Democratic Senator Chris Murphy countered that voters are aware that prices are not actually decreasing. These claims come as a potential threat in the 2026 midterms, following recent Democratic successes and a continuing trend of voter concern about the cost of living.
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Matt Underwood
Trump, 79, Appears Sleepy, Has JD Vance Answer Questions
During a White House dinner with central Asian countries, President Trump deferred to JD Vance when facing questions from the media. Trump had previously displayed signs of fatigue during a press conference on the same day, where he appeared to nod off. Vance responded on the president’s behalf regarding the Abraham Accords and food stamp funding, providing answers to reporters. Trump later interjected, criticizing former President Biden’s handling of food stamp benefits. This behavior followed Trump’s earlier appearance where he appeared to doze off, prompting criticism and social media posts.
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