Wall Street reached new record highs on Monday, bouncing back from losses caused by concerns over the increasing tension between the Trump administration and the Federal Reserve. Experts caution that this feud could lead to more significant market disruptions, yet stocks closed the day on an upswing.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth invoked the “fog of war” in justifying a follow-up strike on a suspected drug-carrying boat in the Caribbean Sea. The operation, discussed during a White House Cabinet meeting on Tuesday, highlights the intense uncertainties faced by military officials making real-time calls.
A leading historic preservation group is urging President Trump to pause the proposed demolition of the White House’s East Wing, which would pave the way for a $250 million ballroom. Advocates warn that removing significant parts of the East Wing may irreversibly alter an important aspect of American heritage.
Joe Rogan, the UFC commentator and podcast host, is rallying for what he dubs the “biggest fight in human history” to take place at a planned White House event. He believes this spectacle could outshine every MMA contest that has come before it.
Another wave of tariffs is hitting furniture, timber, and lumber, raising concerns about escalating costs. While the White House insists these policies are rooted in “fairness” and “reciprocity,” critics worry about the broader economic toll of protectionist measures.
In a swift escalation of tactics, the White House budget office announced mass firings of federal workers. The move, aimed at applying additional pressure on Democratic lawmakers, underscores the mounting fallout of an ongoing government shutdown.
One America News will air a half-hour discussion with President Donald J. Trump, conducted by their White House Correspondent, Daniel Baldwin, in the Roosevelt Room of the White House. The interview, completed on October 1, will be broadcast in prime time and throughout the weekend.
EJ Antoni’s nomination to lead the Bureau of Labor Statistics has been unexpectedly pulled by the White House, further destabilizing a key agency responsible for critical economic data. The move follows President Donald Trump’s earlier decision to fire the agency’s former commissioner, compounding leadership uncertainty at the BLS.
President Donald Trump unveiled new gold touches throughout the Oval Office in a recent social media video, calling it the “Best Oval Office ever.” According to Trump, even foreign leaders “freak out” upon seeing the updated décor, which he believes elevates both the look and success of the room.
Federal agencies have been warned to brace for large-scale dismissals if Congress fails to reach a funding deal. Former President Donald Trump’s threat underscores mounting concerns over the consequences of a potential government shutdown.