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Trump can’t help but take jab at Mets in speech while praising Braves CEO: ‘They lose all the time’
Donald Trump mocked the New York Mets during a speech praising Atlanta Braves chief executive Terry McGuirk, saying the Mets “lose all the time” despite their high spending. The remark highlights the contrast between the Mets’ costly roster and their poor season, adding political attention to an already disappointing campaign. The article says the Mets…
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Almost 2 in 3 feel dissatisfied or upset with Trump ballroom, Reflecting Pool, arch projects: Survey
A Washington Post-Ipsos survey found that nearly two-thirds of Americans feel dissatisfied or upset about President Trump’s proposed and ongoing remodelling projects in Washington, including a White House ballroom, a redesigned Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool and a triumphal arch. The findings suggest substantial public resistance to efforts intended to leave a lasting physical mark on…
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Trump endorsement fails to clear GOP field as former governor joins South Carolina Senate race
Former South Carolina governor and congressman Mark Sanford has entered the Republican Senate primary to replace the late Lindsey Graham, adding a prominent Trump critic to a field already led by the President’s endorsed candidate. His decision means Trump’s backing has not prevented other high-profile Republicans from contesting the nomination, potentially making the race more…
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Jen Psaki worries Democrats are being drowned out by Trump press coverage, suggests ‘maybe we’re all at fault’
Jen Psaki said she is concerned that Democratic messages are being drowned out by the volume of news coverage surrounding Donald Trump. She suggested that the media and Democrats themselves may share responsibility, saying “maybe we’re all at fault”. The remarks were made during a Wednesday interview, according to the article. Psaki’s comments reflect a…
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Trump’s patience ‘running out’ as Thune fires back over stalled election security bill
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said President Donald Trump’s patience with Senate Majority Leader John Thune was wearing thin over the stalled SAVE America Act, an election security bill. The public disagreement highlights tension between the White House and Senate Republicans over advancing one of Trump’s legislative priorities before Congress’s August recess. Leavitt said…
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Which presidential pet is your favorite? Have your say in the DC Insider poll
The Daily Mail has launched a light-hearted reader poll inviting audiences to vote for their favourite presidential pet, as part of its “DC Insider” feature. The piece contains no substantive reporting beyond the poll invitation itself, functioning as an interactive engagement item rather than a traditional news story. No further details, context, candidates or results…
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Democrats urge appeals court not to overturn mifepristone regulations
Democratic lawmakers have urged a US appeals court to preserve existing regulations governing mifepristone, a drug used in medication abortions. The case matters because it could affect nationwide access to a commonly used abortion treatment amid continuing legal challenges following the end of federal abortion protections. The article text was unavailable, so specific arguments, court…
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Trump defends data centers as he expands pledge to make them ‘pay their own way’
The article’s contents were not available because access to the page was denied. Its title indicates that Donald Trump defended data centres while extending a pledge that they should cover their own costs. No further reporting, quotations, figures or policy details were provided in the accessible text. A fuller neutral summary would require the article…
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WATCH: AOC won’t rule out White House bid after poll names her Democrats’ top 2028 pick
Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has declined to rule out seeking the Democratic presidential nomination in 2028 after a poll placed her ahead of other prospective candidates. Asked by Fox News Digital whether she wanted to be the party’s nominee, the New York congresswoman said she had not seriously considered matters beyond the midterm elections. The article…
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Justice Department Withdraws Subpoenas For New York Times Journalists Who Reported On Trump’s New Air Force One
The US Justice Department has withdrawn subpoenas issued to New York Times journalists who reported security concerns about President Donald Trump’s new Air Force One, an aircraft gifted by Qatar. The move matters because it ends, for now, an attempt to compel reporters to testify and provide records as part of an investigation into alleged…