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Why are people worried about Donald Trump sharing an article with upside-down pink triangle?
Donald Trump is at the center of politics in the US and applying symbols of great historical value provokes much controversy.
US expels South Africa's ambassador, calling him 'race-baiting' Trump hater
The United States is expelling South African Ambassador Ebrahim Rasool, accusing him of being a race-baiting politician who dislikes America and President Trump. This move highlights the deepening tensions between the U.S. and South Africa, aggravated by disagreements over South Africa's land policy and international relations.
Donald Trump 'hater' ambassador expelled. US-South Africa relationship at its lowest point?
South Africa's Ambassador to the United States Ebrahim Rasool is being expelled.
US designated South Korea a 'sensitive' country amid talk of nuclear weapons
The U.S. Department of Energy has designated South Korea as a 'sensitive' country following heightened nuclear weapons rhetoric and martial law imposition by its president. This designation involves no new restrictions on bilateral scientific and technological cooperation, but aims to address proliferation concerns.
Donald Trump calls discussions with Vladimir Putin 'productive'
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Putin had used the meeting to convey "signals" to Trump through Witkoff. He said Russia and the US would work out the timing of a phone call between their presidents once Witkoff had briefed Trump.
Musk's dressing down: For Trump, suits mean success, so why does his most empowered deputy dress like an intern?
Elon Musk's recent appearances in a suit at key U.S. government meetings have sparked discussion about power dynamics and dress codes in Washington. Traditionally known for his casual 'tech support' T-Shirt, his formal attire signals a potential shift in adherence to the capital's conventional expectations. Trump has shown mixed responses to Musk's informal style.
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Donald Trump wants to end this Republican maverick's career, but the lawmaker is not too worried; here's why the president is going after him
Rep. Thomas Massie faces renewed opposition from Donald Trump for refusing to support a Trump-backed spending bill. Despite Trump's threats and past attempts to unseat him, Massie remains unconcerned, confident that the backlash will fade as it did in 2020. Trump's latest attacks highlight Massie's reputation as a steadfast maverick within the Republican Party.
Macy’s planning to close 150 stores, was related to Ivanka Trump for this reason
During the latter half of the last decade, Macy's also found itself unwillingly embroiled in a clash of ideologies in a highly polarised political atmosphere following the inauguration of Trump's first presidency in 2017. Macy's faced mounting pressure when an online movement calling on retailers to stop doing business with the Trump family gained momentum.
Russian missiles kill 5 in Ukraine as Kremlin mulls ceasefire prospects
Russian ballistic missiles killed at least five civilians in Ukraine, a day after the US lifted its suspension of military aid to Kyiv. The US-Ukraine agreement, including intelligence sharing and a possible ceasefire, awaits Russia's response. US officials are in talks to present the ceasefire offer to the Kremlin. The situation remains tense.
US arms flow to Ukraine again as the Kremlin mulls a ceasefire proposal
U.S. military aid deliveries to Ukraine have resumed after President Donald Trump lifted the suspension and proposed a 30-day ceasefire. The ceasefire awaited Russia's response, while Trump hinted at potential new sanctions against Russia if it refuses to engage in negotiations.
USAID staff told to shred, burn documents; employee unions challenge order in court
USAID’s acting Executive Secretary Erica Carr earlier asked the remaining staff members to convene at its former headquarters in Washington on Tuesday to take part in an effort to destroy documents stored at the premises. This move was challenged by government employee unions in court, who alleged that Donald Trump overstepped his authority to shutter the independent agency by firing or putting the employees on leave.
Trade War just got personal: Over 5 million American jobs at risk as China and Canada fire back with retaliatory tariffs; here are regions and counties that will be badly affected
The US-initiated trade war could impact over 5 million American jobs due to retaliatory tariffs from China and Canada. Key sectors at risk include agriculture, manufacturing, and energy industries, affecting regions like the Midwest and South. Rural areas suffer disproportionately, especially in mining and agriculture. Most affected workers are in states that supported President Trump.
US arms flow to Ukraine again as Kremlin mulls ceasefire proposal
US military aid deliveries to Ukraine have resumed following the Trump administration's lifting of aid suspension. Ukraine signals readiness for a 30-day ceasefire with Russia, supported by the US. Moscow awaits more details before taking a position. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio aims to see Russia stop its attacks on Ukraine soon.
US will now let undocumented immigrants 'self-deport' with just a tap
The US Customs and Border Protection has introduced a self-deportation feature in its mobile app to allow undocumented immigrants to voluntarily leave the country, as part of President Trump's immigration enforcement order. This initiative is part of a $200 million DHS campaign and promises legal re-entry opportunities for those who comply.
Russian lawmaker says any Ukraine deal will be on Moscow's terms, not Washington's
Konstantin Kosachev, a senior Russian lawmaker, stated that any ceasefire agreement between the U.S. and Ukraine would need to be on Russia's terms. Kosachev emphasized that real agreements are shaped on the front lines, suggesting that Washington should understand this reality.
US judge orders Trump administration to release certain foreign aid payments
In his ruling, the federal judge reportedly found that the Trump administration probably flouted the separation of powers between the Executive and the Legislature by unlawfully impounding funds authorised by the Congress. Judge Amir Ali, a Biden appointee, gave the Trump administration a day's time to clear the outstanding invoices.
US Intelligence chief Tulsi Gabbard to visit India, talks to include strengthening Indo-Pacific ties
US Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Tulsi Gabbard is set to visit India as part of a broader Indo-Pacific tour. The trip, which includes stops in Japan and Thailand, aims to strengthen ties and promote open communication in line with President Donald Trump's goals. This marks her first visit to India since assuming office. Gabbard previously met Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Washington, where they discussed bilateral relations and strategic cooperation.
Michelle Obama is returning to the spotlight, but not how you would expect. What is the former first lady planning?
Michelle Obama is launching a new podcast, 'IMO,' with her brother, Craig Robinson. The show will feature candid conversations about relationships, family, faith, and personal struggles. It will include guests like Issa Rae, Jay Shetty, and Keke Palmer. The podcast aims to offer honest discussions and create a space for connection. Mike and Craig will launch the podcast at SXSW.
Why there’s never been a better time to be anti-American
Anti-American sentiment is intensifying globally under the Trump administration due to its perceived arrogance, imperialism and instability. This shift is affecting international relations and eroding domestic support for populist politicians aligned with Trump, while US weakens its alliances, and the axis of autocracy strengthens.
As Jeff Bezos muzzles Washington Post's opinion section, Elon Musk's one-word appreciation for him
Amazon boss Jeff Bezos has taken the opinion out of Washington Post's opinion section. The billionaire declared that only opinions that support “personal liberties” and “free markets” will be welcome in the opinion pages of the Post. The paper’s top opinion editor, David Shipley, immediately resigned. Elon Musk has backed Jeff Bezos' decision.
Home turf turmoil: Donald Trump's own home county Palm Beach grows louder in opposition, taking a visible stand against his policies and leadership moves
It looks like Donald Trump is now trying to put out the fire in his own home county, with a major opposition coming from Palm Beach itself in recent weeks.
US Secret Service shoots armed man near White House: Spokesman
US Secret Service agents shot an armed man near the White House while President Trump was in Florida. The man, who had been reported as suicidal and came from Indiana, was hospitalized with an unknown condition. No Secret Service agents were injured in the incident.
3, including 2 active-duty soldiers, arrested in US for selling military secrets to China
Three people, including two active-duty US military folks, were arrested for supposedly selling military secrets to some Chinese contacts. They were allegedly leaking info on weapons, missiles, and military drills. This comes at a time when there is worry about China trying to spy on our military and the danger of people on the inside selling us out.
The return of Digg, a star of an earlier internet era
Digg raised tens of millions of dollars and fielded acquisition offers from Google and others. In 2006, founder Kevin Rose posed for a now-infamous photo on a BusinessWeek cover, sporting a wide grin and giving two thumbs up, with the headline "How This Kid Made $60 Million in 18 Months."
Trump to order dismantling of Education Department: reports
President Donald Trump plans to sign an executive order instructing Education Secretary Linda McMahon to begin dismantling the US Department of Education. Trump aims to decentralize education by returning powers to state governments, which has sparked opposition from Democrats, teachers' unions, and many parents.
Trump reverses Biden's Student Loan Forgiveness plan: Here's how it will affect millions borrowers
The 8th Circuit Court of Appeals ruling has blocked applications for income-driven repayment (IDR) plans, affecting millions of student loan borrowers and halting progress toward loan forgiveness. The Department of Education has not provided a timeline for resolving this issue, leaving borrowers uncertain about their repayment options.
Jeff Bezos shifts Washington Post’s editorial focus: Here’s why Elon Musk backs Amazon founder's decision
Billionaire Jeff Bezos has announced a major editorial shift at The Washington Post, declaring that the opinion section will now exclusively support "personal liberties" and "free markets." This decision led to the resignation of opinion editor David Shipley. Elon Musk welcomed the change, calling it "Bravo!" on X. While some critics view the shift as politically motivated, Bezos argued that these perspectives are underrepresented in media. The move has sparked debate across social media and the journalism industry.
Jeff Bezos sets the editorial agenda for Washington Post staff: Our mission is clear; defend personal liberties and free markets
Jeff Bezos has reshaped The Washington Post's editorial stance, declaring that its opinion pages will only support free markets and personal liberty. This shift sparked backlash, resulting in resignations and criticism from journalists. Many see it as a clear sign of billionaire influence in the media, with Bezos openly steering the paper's direction.
Elon Musk backs Jeff Bezos’ editorial shift at Washington Post
Jeff Bezos, the billionaire owner of the publication, announced that the opinion section will now focus on supporting “personal liberties” and “free markets”. The shift led to the resignation of opinion editor David Shipley and sparked a debate on social media.
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