Multiple recent polls indicate a decline in President Trump’s approval rating, currently hovering around 47 percent approval and 50 percent disapproval, resulting in a negative net approval. This represents a drop from previous months and is lower than his approval rating at a similar point in his first term. Factors contributing to this decline include dissatisfaction with his handling of the economy, particularly tariffs and inflation. The ongoing impact of these economic policies and international relations will likely influence future fluctuations in his approval rating.
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French MEP Raphael Glucksmann called for the return of the Statue of Liberty, arguing that the U.S. no longer embodies the values it symbolized when gifted to America. His remarks, delivered at a political convention, criticized the Trump administration’s policies, particularly cuts to research funding and dismissal of scientists. Glucksmann also invited affected American researchers to relocate to France. This action is a response to perceived threats to democracy and scientific freedom in the United States under the current administration.
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French MEP Raphaël Glucksmann called for the return of the Statue of Liberty to France, arguing that the US no longer embodies the values it symbolized when gifted. His demand, made at a Place Publique party convention, stemmed from criticism of the Trump administration’s policies, including cuts to research funding and dismissals of scientists. Glucksmann contrasted this with France’s welcoming stance towards these researchers. He also condemned the alignment of French far-right leaders with Trump and Elon Musk.
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A new Quinnipiac poll reveals President Trump’s approval rating underwater across the board, with 53% disapproving of his performance. This widespread disapproval encompasses his handling of the economy, foreign policy (including relations with China, Canada, and Ukraine/Russia), and the federal workforce. Contributing factors include the recent stock market downturn, federal worker layoffs, and negative public reaction to proposed policy changes, particularly cuts to the federal workforce and veterans’ affairs. Multiple polls confirm this negative trend, highlighting the president’s struggling approval ratings.
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President Trump’s approval rating has fallen below 50 percent for the first time in his second term, reaching 47 percent approval versus 49 percent disapproval, according to a Newsweek average of recent polls. This marks a decline from a recent high of 49 percent and represents a significant shift in public opinion. The drop is attributed in part to dissatisfaction with his economic policies, particularly his handling of tariffs and rising inflation. Concerns over the economic impact of these policies are reflected in numerous polls showing a majority disapproval of his economic performance.
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Americans Worry Trump Too Closely Aligned With Russia
Americans are concerned about the extent of Donald Trump’s closeness to Russia. The numerous instances of interactions between Trump’s campaign and Russian officials, as well as Trump’s repeated expressions of admiration for Vladimir Putin, have fueled these concerns. The lack of a clear explanation for these interactions, coupled with the ongoing investigations into Russian interference in the 2016 election, has further heightened anxieties.
The persistent nature of these concerns stems from a multitude of events and individuals linked to the Trump administration. From the involvement of figures like Michael Flynn, Paul Manafort, and Carter Page, to the numerous meetings between Trump associates and Russian officials, the sheer volume of connections raises serious questions.… Continue reading
Following Senator Mark Kelly’s trip to Ukraine and subsequent advocacy for continued U.S. support, Elon Musk labeled him a “traitor.” Kelly, a veteran combat pilot and astronaut, defended his stance, emphasizing the importance of U.S. aid to Ukraine’s sovereignty and security. Musk’s criticism follows a pattern of attacks on Kelly and aligns with his broader criticisms of U.S. involvement in the Ukrainian conflict. This public exchange comes amidst a backdrop of shifting U.S. policy towards Ukraine, influenced by recent political events involving President Trump.
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Rep. Seth Magaziner’s emergency legislation, aiming to prohibit US Armed Forces funding for any operation involving the invasion or seizure of Canadian territory, has sparked intense debate and reveals a deep-seated unease about the current political climate. The very existence of such a bill suggests a level of apprehension that’s unsettling, prompting concerns about the potential for escalating tensions between the US and Canada. The fact that this legislation is even necessary highlights the extraordinary circumstances and the widespread fear that a conflict with our closest ally is not entirely unthinkable.
The potential consequences of a US invasion of Canada are painted in stark terms: a chaotic scenario unfolding with a full-blown civil war within the US, a surge in organized crime, the collapse of the Canadian dollar, and a significant downturn in the US dollar.… Continue reading
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President Mulino strongly denounced President Trump’s claim that the U.S. was “reclaiming” the Panama Canal following the sale of a Chinese-owned port company’s stake to a U.S. consortium. Panama insists the transaction was purely private and that China never held influence over canal operations, rejecting any notion of U.S. “reclaiming” the waterway. Mulino further refuted suggestions of U.S. pressure influencing the sale, emphasizing Panama’s sovereign control over the canal. The $23 billion deal, involving CK Hutchison Holdings and BlackRock, still requires Panamanian government approval.
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