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Trump gifts Saudi Arabia a nuclear win | Politics Weekly America
Donald Trump has announced what is described as a landmark nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia, while continuing efforts to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. The agreement matters because it could reshape US relations with Riyadh and affect the balance of power and security calculations across the Gulf. The episode examines what the deal…
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Jon Bon Jovi Ends Madison Square Garden Show Early Due to Sinus Infection: ‘We’ll Figure Out How to Reschedule’
Jon Bon Jovi ended Bon Jovi’s penultimate Madison Square Garden residency concert early after developing a sinus infection. The interruption matters because the shows form part of the band’s first major tour since Bon Jovi’s 2022 vocal cord surgery, making his health and ability to complete upcoming dates particularly significant. Around 90 minutes into Thursday’s…
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Jürgen Klopp confirmed as Germany head coach for Euro 2028 and 2030 World Cup
Jürgen Klopp has been appointed head coach of Germany’s men’s national team until the end of the 2030 World Cup, replacing Julian Nagelsmann after Germany’s last-32 World Cup defeat by Paraguay. The appointment marks Klopp’s return to frontline coaching following his departure from Liverpool in 2024 and gives Germany a high-profile manager for Euro 2028…
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SEN MIKE LEE: Trump proves America can stand up to a power-mad foreign court
The article argues that the Trump administration’s sanctions and visa restrictions against the International Criminal Court (ICC) demonstrate a defence of US sovereignty against what its author portrays as an overreaching foreign institution. Written by Senator Mike Lee, it frames the measures as part of a longstanding American resistance to outside powers influencing US policy…
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Progressives want to tax billionaires first, and you’re next on the list
A Fox News opinion piece argues that progressive proposals for a “billionaire wealth tax” would ultimately expand to affect ordinary Americans, not just the ultra-wealthy. The author uses California Democrat Rep. Ro Khanna’s manifesto backing a billionaire wealth tax as a starting point, then draws on historical precedent to argue that wealth taxes and similar…
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Canada’s wildfire smoke is choking America — Congress must clear the air
The article argues that smoke from Canadian wildfires has created hazardous air conditions across parts of the United States, disrupting daily life and posing particular risks to older people, children and those with respiratory illnesses. It contends that Congress should address the cross-border impact while reconsidering US environmental policies that, in the author’s view, contribute…
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China’s routing of Biden in chip war with US created a communist tech giant
The article reports that Huawei’s chip revenue is expected to rise by 60% this year despite US export controls intended to restrict its access to advanced semiconductor technology. It argues that the restrictions have instead strengthened China’s push for technological self-reliance, helping Huawei develop into a more significant domestic chip and technology supplier. Huawei, described…
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Burnham is acting like he’s mayor of everywhere – that’s not devolving power to local communities | Simon Jenkins
The column argues that Andy Burnham’s early interventions on homelessness, bus fares, pub business rates, social housing and social care contradict his previous commitment to localism. It says these policies risk further centralising services that are better managed by councils, communities and local organisations, and warns that national announcements can overlook local needs. It cites…
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USA Today columnist who attacked Caitlin Clark has history of injecting far-left views into sports
Fox News reports that a USA Today sports columnist who criticised Caitlin Clark has a record of bringing strongly progressive political views into sports coverage. The article frames this as part of a wider dispute over whether sports journalism should focus on athletic issues or engage more directly with political and cultural debates. It points…