Donald Trump has reached the close of his first year back in office under growing criticism. With his approval ratings hovering near their lowest levels, the public eye is fixed on how he will manage ongoing backlash into the next year.
Ilhan Omar, representative from Minnesota, remains unbowed as former President Donald Trump and his allies intensify their attacks on her and Somali Minnesotans. Citing what she calls Trump’s “cruel” immigration policies, Omar warns these stances have now become “outright dangerous.”
A brief new letter to the editor, published in Unionleader, offers a personal perspective on Donald Trump’s silver-dollar selfie. Though the full text is only available to subscribers, this political commentary underscores how even a simple image can catalyze a broader conversation.
Mick Foley, a WWE Hall of Famer, has declared he will not appear with World Wrestling Entertainment for as long as Donald Trump remains president. The wrestling legend shared this stance on Instagram, as reported by NBC News, citing the current administration as his reason to step away.
The UFC’s daring plan to host an event at the White House is already being hailed as a historic development for mixed martial arts. With no tickets sold to the public, the card promises to be an exclusive showcase featuring multiple championship fights teased by President Donald Trump.
Donald Trump repeatedly called Somali immigrants in the United States “garbage,” using the term four times in seven seconds. His remarks highlight a deepening anti-immigrant stance that continues to spark debate and controversy across the country.
A recent letter in the Concord Monitor accuses President Trump of reaching new depths by launching a “demented attack” on Congresswoman Maggie Goodlander, a Navy Reserve veteran. The writer questions whether Trump has any moral boundary left to cross, pointing to “lawful orders and murder” as evidence of a deepening conflict.
New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani continues to label President Donald Trump a despot and a fascist, even after a notably friendly White House meeting on Friday. The democratic socialist’s public statements highlight a stark tension between the tone of his reception in Washington and his unwavering criticism.
Byron York’s opinion piece addresses reported tensions involving Jeffrey Epstein’s resentment toward Donald Trump, while also highlighting The Economist’s caution for Democrats interpreting election success. The article considers how one good day at the polls might lead to misguided conclusions about political strategy.
During a NATO reception, Princess Anne sparked a humorous exchange with the Queen, which observers quickly labeled a playful “scolding.” The clip, featuring Donald Trump in the vicinity, captured a candid family moment under the public gaze.
