Border Patrol agent killed in Vermont was a military veteran who worked at the Pentagon during 9/11, family says
CONCORD, Vt. (AP) — Border Patrol agent killed in Vermont was a military veteran who worked at the Pentagon during 9/11, family says.
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HuffPost'Stunning Freudian Slip': Trump's Hot Take On Bullies Leads To Epic 'Self Own'
Critics mocked the president for seemingly speaking about himself without even realizing it.
- The Hill
Trump’s taunting of Canada will pay dividends: Bill O’Reilly
“Those of use who live in the real world — not the ideological, crazy world — we know it’s just hyperbole."
- HuffPost
Donald Trump’s Anti-‘Woke’ Rant Ends With Awkward Admission
The president's remarks took an uncomfortable turn.
- The Daily Beast
CNN Host Loses It With Scott Jennings: ‘Let Me Explain More Slowly’
Republican strategist Scott Jennings said during a CNN appearance that the Trump administration should ignore federal court rulings that don’t fall in line with the president’s policy objectives, prompting host Abby Phillip to shoot back that his argument was “not connected to the facts.” “If a district court judge tries to usurp the authority of the chief executive of this country, he should absolutely defy it,” Jennings told a panel on Monday‘s CNN NewsNight. “There’s a difference between broa
- HuffPost
Wall Street Journal Warns How Donald Trump Is Repeating First-Term ‘Blunder’
The conservative newspaper's editorial board predicted that it's a disaster in the making.
- The Independent
Pete Hegseth is booed and heckled by military families in Germany upset over anti-DEI push
Protesters chant ‘DEI’ in apparent reference to ban enacted by Hegseth on some books in defense department schools
- National Post
John Ivison: Trudeau won’t deter Trump, but Doug Ford just might
On regulation, taxes, China and so much more, Ford is speaking Republican
- HuffPost
Karoline Leavitt Gets Schooled Over ‘Grammatical Train Wreck’ On Fox News
The White House press secretary was mocked for her Trump-defending goof.
- The Canadian Press
After meeting with Trump, Jordan's king says his country opposes displacing Palestinians in Gaza
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump hosted Jordan’s King Abdullah II at the White House on Tuesday and renewed his insistence that Gaza could somehow be emptied of all residents, controlled by the U.S. and redeveloped as a tourist area.
- Business Insider
Drone headsets sent to Russian troops were booby-trapped to explode when switched on, state media says
Russian soldiers received a batch of sabotaged drone headsets that were modified to explode when they were switched on, Russian media reported.
- The Daily Beast
‘Whoa, Whoa, Whoa!’: Trump’s High Approval Rating Stuns CNN’s Harry Enten
CNN’s data analyst Harry Enten has been left stunned by President Donald Trump’s high approval ratings in his second stint at the White House. The senior data reporter noticed that Trump’s approval numbers for his first three weeks were much higher than those during his first term, the New York Post reported. “Whoa, whoa, whoa! Entire first term. Just 11 days, Donald Trump had a net positive approval rating” during his first term, Enten said during a segment of Monday’s CNN News Central with co-
- HuffPost
Donald Trump Admits He Doesn't See JD Vance As His Successor
After Brett Baier asked Trump if he saw Vance as his successor, the president quickly said, "No," though he conceded his vice president was "very capable."
- The Canadian Press
White House bars AP reporter from Oval Office because of AP style policy on 'Gulf of America'
The White House blocked an Associated Press reporter from an event in the Oval Office on Tuesday after demanding the news agency alter its style on the Gulf of Mexico, which President Trump has ordered renamed the Gulf of America.
- The Daily Beast
Congresswoman Wants to Speak to Dead JFK Assassination Investigators
Republican Rep. Anna Paulina Luna announced Tuesday that she wants to use her new task force dedicated to uncovering “federal secrets” to question the investigators of President John F. Kennedy’s 1963 assassination. Her only issue? They are all dead. The congresswoman said during a press conference Tuesday that she hopes to use the “Task Force on the Declassification of Federal Secrets” to speak to physicians and members of the Warren Commission, which was formed to look into Kennedy’s assassina
- The Hill
Zelensky proposes swap of seized territory with Russia
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is proposing an exchange of seized territory with Russia as part of any potential negotiations to end the war. Ukraine holds control of a small pocket of Russian territory, parts of Kursk Oblast, captured during a surprise incursion in August. Zelensky, in an interview with The Guardian, said he planned to…
- The Daily Beast
FBI Uncovers Over 2,000 Secret JFK Records After Trump Order
In the aftermath of President Donald Trump’s order to declassify all remaining documents tied to President John F. Kennedy’s assassination, the FBI has uncovered 2,400 records related to the murder that have been largely kept secret over the past few decades. “In 2020, the FBI opened the Central Records Complex and began a multi-year effort to first ship and then electronically inventory and store closed case files from FBI field offices across the country,” a statement from the FBI to the Daily
- HuffPost
Trump Extends Election Denial To His 2024 Victory In Bonkers Chat With Fox
The president couldn't even accept a win without casting doubt in a bizarre exchange with Bret Baier.
- The Canadian Press
Vance offers an 'America First' argument on AI deregulation in his first foreign policy speech
PARIS (AP) — In his first big moment on the world stage, Vice President JD Vance delivered an unmistakable message: the United States under the 47th president has room for you on the Trump train — but it also has no problem leaving you behind.
- Yahoo News
Is Trump 2.0 popular? Here’s what the polls say.
Here are some of the major themes emerging in early polls of Trump’s second term.
- The Canadian Press
Eby: Plenty of demand for B.C. aluminum despite U.S. tariffs
VICTORIA — British Columbia Premier David Eby said Monday he is confident that aluminum produced in the province will remain in demand globally, despite tariffs from Washington that Eby described as the Americans "taxing themselves."