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Trump Aims To Send “Worst Criminal Aliens” To Guantánamo Bay
President Donald Trump announced that his administration intends to send immigrants who are criminals to the Guantánamo Bay prison on Wednesday, while signing the Laken Riley Act into law at the White House.
Trump White House Shifts Blame Of High Egg Prices To President Joe Biden
President Donald Trump made many lofty promises on the campaign trail, one of them being lowering egg prices.
Snoop Dogg Defends Inaugural Crypto Ball Performance, Says He’s “100% Black”
Snoop Dogg lost a bit of goodwill with some of his fanbase after appearing in Washington, D.C. to appear at an event connected to President Donald Trump’s inauguration weekend. After catching the wrath of Hip-Hop fans and opponents of Trump, Snoop Dogg defended his appearance at the event and faced the criticism with love instead […]
Soledad O’Brien Attacks Media’s “Piss-Poor” Coverage Of Felon Trump
Veteran journalist Soledad O'Brien took the American media to task for their coverage of President Donald Trump at a panel discussion, criticizing them for engaging in "access journalism" and "misinformation."
Colombian President Gustavo Petro & President Donald Trump Clash Over Deportees, Tariff Wars.
Colombian President Gustavo Petro and President Donald Trump had brief back-and-forth over deportees and tariff threats.
President Donald Trump’s Rambling Inauguration Speech Dissected On X
As President Donald Trump is sworn is as the President of the United States a second time, some on X are dissecting his acceptance speech.
President-Elect Donald Trump’s ‘Meet The Press’ Met With Critiques & Ridicule On X
Donald Trump made his first appearance on Meet The Press this year after becoming the president-elect and X shared its thoughts.
Donald Trump Claims He Is Only 215lbs, X Users Say Yeah Right
Donald Trump lying about his weight proves this man just cannot stop lying.
US Supreme Court dismisses case on Donald Trump blocking Twitter critics
The U.S. Supreme Court set aside a federal appeals court ruling that former President Donald Trump violated the First Amendment when he blocked critics from following his Twitter account. The case had already lost its practical impact given Trump’s election defeat and Twitter’s Jan. 8 decision to permanently ban his @realDonaldTrump account for glorifying violence. But the two sides in the case continued to spar over the fate of the appeals court decision. Before Trump left office, the Justice Department asked the justices to wipe away the precedent, while those suing him sought to keep it intact. The appeals court said a social media account run by government officials can become a constitutionally protected “public forum” if used to conduct official business. The Supreme Court has said t...
Iran won’t resume nuclear commitments until US lifts sanctions – supreme leader
Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, said Sunday the US must “completely lift” sanctions first, followed by verification by Tehran, before the Islamic republic returns to its nuclear deal commitments. “If they want Iran to return to its commitments … America must completely lift sanctions, and not just in words or on paper,” Khamenei said in a televised speech to air force commanders. “They must be lifted in action, and then we will verify and see if they have been properly lifted, and then return,” he added. The 2015 landmark deal has been hanging by a thread since US President Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw from it in 2018 and reimpose sanctions on Tehran. Tehran a year later suspended its compliance with most key nuclear commitments to the deal. The new administration of ...
Twitter: Donald Trump ban permanent, even if he runs for office again
Former President Donald Trump will not be returning to Twitter at any point in the future, according to the company’s chief financial officer. In an interview with CNBC’s Squawk Box program on Wednesday, Twitter CFO Ned Segal said that running for public office again would not reverse the ban the company handed out to Trump in the aftermath of the US Capitol riot on January 6th. The question is relevant considering Trump’s ongoing impeachment trial. A central question in the trial is whether Democrats can bar Trump from running for president again in 2024 or seeking other public office. Regardless of the outcome, the @realDonaldTrump will still remain suspended for good, Segal said. “The way our policies work, when you’re removed from the platform, you’re removed from the...