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Trump, control of Congress and Midterm Verdict
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President Trump’s approval rating with Hispanics cratered since the start of his second term – and a sizable share of Latinos who voted for him in 2024 now plan to vote against Republican candidates in the midterm elections.
AMERICANS are already facing problems at the polls as some machines are having difficulty accepting ballots. The issues arose early Tuesday morning on the day of the crucial midterm elections that
It took Jason Riddle a long time to regret his role in storming the US Capitol on Jan 6, 2021. On the day, he enjoyed himself immensely, swigging a bottle of wine taken from a lawmaker’s office and
As Ipsos summarized their results this past week, "American consumers have grown more and more disenchanted with the economy and the Trump administration," noting that disapproval of Trump's handling of the economy has nearly doubled since his inauguration and remains the No. 1 issue for voters.
Adin Ross livestreamed with Donald Trump at his latter’s private residence in Mar-a-Lago ahead of the 2024 presidential election.
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President Donald Trump Ranks His Cabinet in Terms of Hotness
President Donald Trump was asked to rank the most attractive members of his current administration after he mentioned men’s asses on the campaign trail multiple times. “Who is the best-looking member of your administration?
Donald Trump had an unexpected answer when asked to rank the looks of his top administration officials. The president praised several members but appeared to give Marco Rubio the edge over JD Vance. Trump also gave his take on Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
Trump said the US was in no rush to reach a deal with Iran, citing Tehran's economic troubles as Qatari mediators worked to prevent another round of American strikes.
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Donald Trump's in trouble... The question is how much
Is Trump in trouble? The short answer is yes - but the Big Question is how much? He's facing major elections this week - with Americans voting in midterms across the nation. And while the President isn't on the ballot himself - his Republican Party is expected to take a hammering - over the cost of living and his war in the Middle East.
