Month: November 2025
Trump Set to Skip White House Correspondents’ Dinner for Fifth Time
Politics Commentary President Donald Trump has confirmed that he will not attend this year’s White House Correspondents’ Dinner, marking the fifth time he has chosen to skip the event — and few are surprised. The dinner, scheduled for April 26, has long been billed as a lighthearted evening of jokes and speeches celebrating the relationship…
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New York Democrat Arrested For Interferring With ICE Agents
New York City Comptroller and mayoral candidate Brad Lander was arrested Tuesday by Department of Homeland Security agents on allegations of assaulting a federal officer. Hours later, Lander was released from the federal courthouse, where he was joined by New York Governor Kathy Hochul (D). At a news conference outside the courthouse, Hochul announced that…
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“Melania Trump’s Bridal Look: Discover the Glamour and Grace of Her Wedding Dress!”
Although Melania Trump may not rank among the most historically renowned First Ladies in American history, the public-eye she commands is undeniable. As the wife of Donald Trump and First Lady during his administration, she drew widespread attention—both for her role in the White House and for the way she chose to step into it.…
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Trump Administration Overhauls ICE Leadership in Key U.S. Cities
The Trump administration has launched a sweeping personnel shake-up inside the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), reassigning several senior Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials across the country in what insiders describe as the first stage of a nationwide restructuring effort. According to multiple administration sources, the move affects ICE’s leadership teams in five major…
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Trump Administration Dismisses Dozens of Immigration Judges Amid Major Court Overhaul
The Trump administration has begun a sweeping shake-up within the federal immigration court system, quietly dismissing dozens of judges as part of a larger effort to overhaul what officials describe as a “dysfunctional and overly politicized” system. According to a report from El País, around 50 immigration judges have been removed from their positions since…
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Obama Is Acting Like He’s Still in Charge — and It’s Starting to Backfire
Barack Obama’s post-presidential image as the calm, measured statesman is beginning to crack. Once praised as the “steady hand” of the Democratic Party, he now appears to be operating as its shadow leader — quietly influencing campaigns, shaping narratives, and steering party figures from behind the curtain. Over the past few months, Obama has been…
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Fed Cuts Interest Rate by Quarter Point Amid Trump Pressure, Shutdown Uncertainty
The Federal Reserve lowered its benchmark interest rate by a quarter of a percentage point on Wednesday, its second cut this year, amid intensifying pressure from President Donald Trump and ongoing economic uncertainty surrounding the government shutdown. The Federal Open Market Committee voted 10 to 2 to lower the federal funds rate to a target…
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Schumer Melts Down At Trump As Dems Suffer Blowback From Shutdown
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer raged at President Donald Trump in a video posted to social media on Wednesday as Americans and the media turn against his Democratic Party for keeping the government shut down. “Donald Trump is a vindictive and heartless man. Never before in American history has a president cut off SNAP during…
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Federal Investigation Targets AOC Over Alleged Hiring of Undocumented Worker
Federal officials have reportedly opened an investigation into Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) following allegations that she knowingly hired an undocumented immigrant and helped others evade Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations. According to Border Czar Tom Homan, the Department of Homeland Security has launched a probe into Ocasio-Cortez’s office after receiving evidence suggesting that one…
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GOP Senators Join Democrats to Overturn Trump’s Tariffs on Brazil
Politics Commentary In a rare moment of bipartisan alignment, the U.S. Senate voted Tuesday to repeal President Donald Trump’s tariffs on Brazilian imports — marking one of the most visible cracks yet in Republican unity over trade policy. The final vote, 52–48, saw five Republican senators break ranks and side with Democrats, signaling growing frustration…
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