The second Trump term promises to be different. Old-school television viewership has collapsed as audiences flip to entertainment-focused streaming. At the same time the social-media landscape, which Mr Trump once dominated with his Twitter megaphone,
Trump's media strategy and press briefing room is about to look a whole lot different from what we've seen before.
A tax break for millionaires, and almost everyone else. An end to the COVID-19-era government subsidies that some Americans have used to purchase health insurance. Limits to food stamps, including for women and children,
Trump picks questionable officials with little relevant experience for top roles in the public health sector. Dr. Uche Blackstock joins The Weekend to discuss how these nominations could hurt the health and wellbeing of Americans.
The world’s richest man has a total net worth of at least $330 billion according to both Forbes and the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. He sank $118 million into the 2024 presidential campaign in support of Trump, and since Trump won the election, Musk’s net worth has gone up by $70 billion.
By sending the South Dakota National Guard to the border, the governor built her national profile but paid less attention to the details.
Ex-Democratic Party donor John Morgan argued that Barron Trump's insistence that his dad go on "The Joe Rogan Experience" and other shows was critical to the election.
Donald Trump is creating a National Energy Council that he says will establish U.S. “energy dominance” around the world.
One called China an “existential threat.” Another called for a “whole-of-society effort” to confront China and was sanctioned – twice – by Beijing. A third claimed the Chinese military was “specifically dedicated to defeating the United States of America.
President-elect Donald Trump made the disco classic “YMCA” a staple at his rallies during his past two campaigns. And new data shows that, much like Trump’s political fortunes, interest in the song is on the upswing.
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Retailers tell consumers that Trump tariffs are a reason to shop now
Trudeau says Trump’s tariffs would also hurt US
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is defending his working relationship with President-elect Donald Trump while pointing out that tariffs on Canadian goods would also hurt Americans. “We were able to protect great jobs in Canada by working with President Trump on renegotiating NAFTA in ways that secured our economy for decades to come,
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Trudeau warns of economic damage from Trump's tariffs, flies to Fla. for meeting
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