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Pritzker Calls for Trump Removal Via 25th Amendment After Threats

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker has recently called for the 25th Amendment to be invoked to remove President Trump from office following the President’s statements about using the military in American cities. Pritzker criticized Trump’s remarks, suggesting they indicate cognitive decline and are reminiscent of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s tactics. This sentiment was echoed by other Trump critics like Representative Eric Swalwell and a defense official. This call for the 25th Amendment follows concerns about Trump’s mental state, fueled by his behavior and actions, including promoting misinformation and appearing to misunderstand events. The 25th Amendment allows for the removal of a president deemed unable to fulfill their duties.

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European Leaders Mock Trump’s Armenia-Albania Gaffe: America a Global Laughingstock?

During recent public appearances, former President Donald Trump has repeatedly confused Armenia and Albania when discussing his efforts to resolve the conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan. Trump has claimed to have brokered peace deals, including one at the White House in August between Armenia and Azerbaijan, and asserted he has ended multiple wars, though these claims have been fact-checked as false. Despite these inaccuracies, Trump continues to highlight these supposed diplomatic victories while campaigning. This includes incorrectly naming the countries involved in these deals.

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Mike Johnson’s Trump “Unhinged” Response: Online Reaction and Controversy

A viral clip shows Democratic Representative Madeleine Dean expressing to House Speaker Mike Johnson that President Trump’s address to military leaders indicated he was “unhinged.” Dean’s statement prompted Johnson to acknowledge the comment but also said similar sentiment could be said about the opposing side. The congresswoman cited the speech’s rambling nature as evidence, while a White House spokesperson responded by calling the comment a “bizarre, unhinged rant.” This exchange comes after Dean previously urged Johnson to challenge Trump regarding an AI-generated video she deemed “racist,” further highlighting tensions surrounding Trump’s rhetoric.

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Americans Seek Asylum in Australia Since Second Trump Presidency Began

Amid political turmoil and increasing human rights concerns in the United States, a growing number of American citizens are seeking asylum in Australia. Department of Home Affairs figures reveal at least 29 US citizens applied for humanitarian protection visas between January and July 2025, coinciding with Donald Trump’s second presidential term. While specific reasons for the applications are not disclosed, the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre notes a rise in inquiries, particularly from the LGBTIQ+ community. Although no visas were granted during this period, the applications, which require a “well-founded fear of persecution”, can take considerable time to be finalized, with the outcome dependent on the current political climate.

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White House Ballroom Construction Continues During Government Shutdown

The U.S. government entered a shutdown on October 1st, but the construction of the new White House ballroom will continue. President Trump announced the 90,000 square foot ballroom in July, to be located in the East Wing and funded by private donations, separate from federal budget negotiations. This funding allows the ballroom’s construction to proceed regardless of the government shutdown. The ballroom, planned to host foreign dignitaries, is expected to feature luxurious gold details similar to Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate and open before the end of his term.

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Newsom Mocks Trump’s Ballroom Construction During Shutdown

California Governor Gavin Newsom criticized President Donald Trump for continuing ballroom construction during a government shutdown. Newsom’s office shared an image of Trump with Marie Antoinette’s face, highlighting the contrast between the president’s lavish spending and potential cuts to public services. Despite the shutdown, a White House official confirmed that the $200 million expansion, privately funded by donors, will proceed. Companies like Google, Booz Allen Hamilton, and Palantir are reportedly contributing to the project.

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Mike Johnson Implies Trump Is Unwell: Reactions and Criticism Erupt

Newly released footage reveals a tense exchange between Representative Madeleine Dean and Speaker Mike Johnson on Capitol Hill. The footage shows Dean directly stating that the former president is “unwell,” to which Johnson seemingly concedes, acknowledging that many on both sides share similar concerns. The discussion was sparked by Trump’s posting of a racist AI-generated video of Schumer and Jeffries. Dean also referenced the former president’s address to senior military leaders, which fact-checkers criticized for containing numerous falsehoods.

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Congressional Caucus: Third Trump Shutdown Proves Republicans Fail at Governing

The recent federal government shutdown, the third under President Trump, arose from disagreements over healthcare subsidies and funding authority. Democrats insisted on extending Affordable Care Act subsidies and limiting presidential “rescission” powers, while Republicans rejected these terms. Consequently, both parties’ stopgap measures failed to secure the necessary votes, leading to the shutdown and raising concerns among LGBTQ+ lawmakers. They worry about the impacts on healthcare access, equality, and family stability. Democrats are committed to opposing anti-LGBTQ+ measures and are fighting against Republican attempts to push blame on them.

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US to Give Ukraine Intelligence for Long-Range Strikes in Russia, Prompting Skepticism

US to provide Ukraine with intelligence for long-range strikes in Russia, WSJ reports, is a headline that’s making waves, and for good reason. The Wall Street Journal reported that the US is planning to supply Ukraine with intelligence to conduct long-range strikes inside Russia. This is a significant development, as it escalates the conflict and potentially alters the dynamics of the war. It’s understandable why this announcement has ignited such a buzz.

This move seems to have been preceded by a shift in rhetoric from former President Donald Trump. He recently made a surprising statement on social media suggesting Ukraine could retake all its land occupied by Russia.… Continue reading

Trump Slammed for Tone Deaf Gold Display Amid Economic Hardship

President Donald Trump has recently renovated the Oval Office with extensive use of 24-karat gold, as showcased in a video shared on his Truth Social account. The post boasts about the quality and aesthetic appeal of the golden additions. However, the lavish display was met with criticism on social media, with many users highlighting the economic struggles of Americans and contrasting them with the president’s extravagant renovations. Critics pointed out the perceived insensitivity of flaunting gold decorations while many citizens face financial hardships and healthcare challenges.

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