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Trump, Trump, Trump: Kennedy Center Board Voted To Return POTUS’s Name To Three Different Spots On Complex’s Grounds
The board of Washington’s Kennedy Center, which is chaired by Donald Trump and stacked with administration allies, has voted to restore the president’s name to the complex in three separate places, months after a federal judge ordered his name removed from the building’s facade. The move reignites a legal dispute over whether the Trump-controlled board…
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Lindsey Graham’s sister admits she’s ‘not that informed on national security’ while seeking full Senate term
Darline Graham admitted national security is “not my thing” at a South Carolina GOP Senate runoff debate when asked about Taiwan and the South China Sea.
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5 takeaways from Florida Senate primary: GOP Sen Ashley Moody will face DSA’s Nixon
Florida’s Senate race is now set following primary elections that produced starkly different outcomes for the two major parties. Republican Ashley Moody, appointed to the seat and backed by President Donald Trump and outgoing Governor Ron DeSantis, secured her party’s nomination to defend the seat vacated by Marco Rubio’s move to the State Department. On…
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O’Reilly: Trump can’t let Iranians ‘make him look like a loser’
Political commentator Bill O’Reilly said Tuesday that President Trump cannot allow the Iranian regime to “make him look like a loser,” as conflict in the Middle East nears the six-month mark. “From what I understand, there is some kind of strategy that will involve a tougher approach on Iran. I don’t know what it is….
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Political turmoil, Trump’s tariff pause and Wyoming’s Senate race lead
US political developments on 19 August included the aftermath of primary elections in Wyoming, Florida and Alaska, alongside a late intervention in the US-Canada trade dispute. In Wyoming, Republican Representative Harriet Hageman won her party’s nomination for the US Senate seat being vacated by Senator Cynthia Lummis. Her victory positioned her as the strong favourite…
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Trump’s lawless rules on LLCs will help criminals and money-launderers thrive
Trump’s rule clearly contravenes what Congress intended.
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Moskowitz taunts Piker after primary win
Rep. Jared Moskowitz (D-Fla.) on Tuesday taunted left-wing Twitch streamer Hasan Piker after defeating progressive union organizer Oliver Larkin in Florida’s 23rd Congressional District Democratic primary. Moskowitz won 63.5 percent of the vote to Larkin’s 36.5 percent. Larkin had criticized U.S. military aid to Israel and the war in Gaza, describing it as a genocide….
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Donalds on whether Trump will campaign with him: ‘That’s his decision’
Rep. Byron Donalds (R-Fla.) on Tuesday, after securing the GOP nomination in Florida’s gubernatorial race, said it is up to President Trump to decide whether he will campaign with the nominee ahead of November. Donalds, in an appearance on NewsNation’s “On Balance,” heralded Trump’s endorsement of his bid to replace term-limited Gov. Ron DeSantis (R)….
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Redistricting gives Republicans an edge, but affordability will decide the midterms
Republican efforts to redraw congressional maps in their favour may not be enough to secure the party a stable majority in the 2026 midterms, according to a Fox News opinion piece citing the outlet’s Power Rankings. While redistricting has strengthened the GOP’s position on paper, the broader political mood is reportedly tilting towards Democrats, undermining…
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Bloomberg Media Sets Interview Series ‘Post Credits’ Hosted by Ian Schafer (EXCLUSIVE)
Bloomberg Media is launching a new interview series called “Post Credits,” hosted by Ian Schafer, co-founder and president of production company Ensemble, a Hoorae Media Company. The show will explore conversations with creators, executives, entrepreneurs and cultural figures at the intersection of the creator economy and Hollywood, reflecting Bloomberg’s push to expand its video and…