US politics

Zelenskyy Exposes Trump’s Disinformation Bubble, Ending Kyiv’s US Wooing

Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s truthful assessment of Donald Trump’s reliance on disinformation at a press conference shattered Kyiv’s efforts to cultivate White House favor. This candid remark, unlike the cautious approach of other world leaders, triggered a furious Trumpian response accusing Ukraine of starting the war and exhibiting a low approval rating. Trump’s subsequent tirade echoed Russian propaganda, highlighting the perilous consequences of challenging his narrative. While discreet collaboration with Trump’s advisors might offer a path to influence, Ukraine’s prospects remain uncertain given Trump’s pro-Putin leanings and the potential for further escalations. The situation underscores the significant challenges facing Ukraine during Trump’s second term.

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McConnell Announces Retirement: Outrage and Relief Follow

Senator Mitch McConnell, the longest-serving Senate party leader in U.S. history, announced his retirement from the Senate, ending a four-decade career. His legacy includes significantly reshaping the federal judiciary with conservative appointments, a key goal achieved despite a complex relationship with President Trump. McConnell’s strategic maneuvering and focus on power accumulation, exemplified by his role in blocking Obama’s judicial nominees and later facilitating numerous Trump appointments, defined his time in office. He leaves behind a transformed judiciary and a Senate deeply impacted by his political strategies.

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McConnell Retires: Good Riddance, or a Warning?

After seven terms, Senator McConnell announced he will not seek re-election in 2026, concluding a lengthy Senate career. His tenure was marked by a staunchly conservative agenda, including blocking campaign finance reform and influencing the appointment of numerous conservative judges. These actions significantly shifted the political landscape, contributing to the overturning of Roe v. Wade and increasing corporate influence in politics. This decision ends his decades-long leadership in the Senate.

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Musk Humiliates Trump in Hannity Interview

Musk argued that wealthy Americans have a vested interest in the country’s success, emphasizing that their businesses would suffer if the U.S. faltered. He framed his and the president’s actions as long-term investments in the nation’s strength and stability. Hannity prioritized Musk’s perspective, interrupting President Trump’s attempt to contribute to the discussion. The overall message highlighted the interconnectedness of individual wealth and national prosperity.

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Trump’s Kremlin Embrace: Russia Rejoices as US Erodes

Following talks between U.S. and Russian officials in Saudi Arabia, Donald Trump issued a harsh condemnation of Ukrainian President Zelenskyy, echoing Kremlin talking points. Trump’s remarks, accusing Zelenskyy of mismanagement and criticizing U.S. aid to Ukraine, were met with approval from prominent Russian officials like Dmitry Medvedev and Sergey Lavrov. Lavrov specifically praised Trump for acknowledging the Kremlin’s narrative regarding NATO expansion as a cause of the conflict. This alignment of Trump’s rhetoric with Moscow’s positions has raised concerns regarding potential implications for the ongoing war.

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Brazil Charges Bolsonaro With Coup Attempt

Brazil’s recent charges against former President Jair Bolsonaro for allegedly attempting a coup are undeniably making waves globally. The sheer audacity of the accusations – attempting to overthrow a democratically elected government – is shocking enough, but the swiftness and apparent seriousness with which the Brazilian legal system is handling the case are even more remarkable. It’s prompting a global conversation about how democracies should respond to such threats, and the stark contrast between Brazil’s actions and the perceived inaction in other countries is striking.

The charges themselves are incredibly weighty. Bolsonaro stands accused of leading a criminal enterprise that plotted not just a coup, but also the assassination of President Lula and Supreme Court Chief Justice Alexandre de Moraes.… Continue reading

Trump’s 17% Golfing Presidency: A Waste of Time or a Welcome Distraction?

A new website, Trump Golf Tracker, reveals President Trump has spent 17.86% of his second term golfing, totaling five days out of the first 28. This follows a first term where he visited Trump Organization properties for nearly a third of his presidency, playing an estimated 261 rounds of golf. The site also tracks rising egg and gasoline prices, contrasting Trump’s campaign promises with current economic realities; egg prices have more than doubled since the end of the Biden administration. The tracker, created by The Alt Media, utilizes publicly available data.

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King Charles Supports Canada Amidst Trump’s Threats

In a statement released by Buckingham Palace, King Charles III affirmed his support for Canada on the 60th anniversary of its national flag, praising the nation’s resilience. This message follows US President Trump’s repeated suggestions that Canada become the 51st US state, a proposal strongly opposed by Canadians. The King’s statement, expressing pride and admiration for Canada, serves as a clear show of solidarity during this time. His message, released during Prince Harry’s Invictus Games visit to Vancouver, also subtly reinforces his role as Canada’s head of state.

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Trump’s Dropping Approval Ratings: A Myth of High Support Crumbles

Recent Economist/YouGov polls indicate a decline in President Trump’s approval rating, with disapproval now exceeding approval for the first time since his inauguration. This shift follows a period of relatively high, albeit fluctuating, approval ratings since his second term began. While some attribute the change to normal polling variations, the trend warrants further observation. The decline is notable given Trump’s history of closely monitoring and reacting to public opinion polls.

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