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Mike Rogers Faces Questions Over Personal Attacks in Michigan Senate Race
23
Oct
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Mike Rogers Faces Questions Over Personal Attacks in Michigan Senate Race

Republican candidate Mike Rogers is facing growing scrutiny over his campaign rhetoric after denying that he has engaged in personal attacks against his Democratic opponent, Abdul El-Sayed. He delivered his remarks amid an increasingly hostile Michigan Senate race, and those remarks have raised questions about the consistency between his public criticism of political divisiveness and his own approach to the race. Rogers addressed the controversy on October 16 during a luncheon that the Chaldean American Chamber of Commerce hosted at Detroit’s MotorCity Casino. His comments came one day after Vice President JD Vance, speaking at a rally in Monroe, Michigan,…
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Dan Sullivan Stands with Trump as Alaska’s Heating Bills Explode
23
Oct
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Dan Sullivan Stands with Trump as Alaska’s Heating Bills Explode

I have watched a lot of spineless politicians in my time. I have never watched one quite like Dan Sullivan. The man from Alaska has made himself perfectly clear. He supports Donald Trump’s illegitimate war on Iran. Sullivan stands with Trump. He has voted fourteen times against War Powers resolutions. Fourteen times, he chose party over Constitution. That is not leadership. That is cowardice dressed in a senator’s suit. I want every Alaskan to hear that number. Fourteen. It should follow Sullivan everywhere he goes. This is not a complicated story. It is a story about a man who swore…
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Trump’s Policies Push Allies Toward a New Global Order
01
Oct
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Trump’s Policies Push Allies Toward a New Global Order

As world leaders prepare to attend the annual United Nations General Assembly this Tuesday, the international system is undergoing a significant shift. Countries that have traditionally depended on the United States for security, trade and diplomatic support are increasingly looking for alternative partnerships, as uncertainty surrounding Donald Trump’s foreign policy continues to reshape relations with Washington and accelerate discussions about a new global order.The change is particularly visible among America’s traditional allies. Analysts expect Trump to focus even more heavily on foreign policy if the November midterm elections leave Congress divided and limit his ability to pursue domestic initiatives. Former…
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Trump Loses Another Legal Battle Over Restricting Birthright Citizenship
14
Sep
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Trump Loses Another Legal Battle Over Restricting Birthright Citizenship

Donald Trump has suffered another major legal defeat in his latest attempt at restricting birthright citizenship, and that defeat raises serious questions about whether he will respect constitutional limits on presidential power. On Wednesday, U.S. District Judge Deborah Boardman issued a preliminary injunction that blocks Trump’s newest executive order. That order sought to deny automatic U.S. citizenship to children of foreign nationals who give birth on American soil. The ruling represents yet another setback for an administration that has repeatedly tried to use executive power to accomplish what it has failed to achieve through the normal constitutional and legislative process.…
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A Midterm Diversion:  How Republicans Use Islamophobia to Bury Economic Crisis
09
Sep
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A Midterm Diversion:  How Republicans Use Islamophobia to Bury Economic Crisis

As the November 3rd midterm elections approach, observers have noted a sharp escalation in the rhetoric as Republicans use Islamophobia against the Muslim community and Muslim candidates. Political pundits interpret these maneuvers as an integral component of the Republican strategy to foster religious polarization and divert public attention from the Trump administration's economic predicaments and foreign policy quandaries. Republicans, however, maintain that these positions derive solely from legitimate security concerns and an unwavering commitment to the rule of law. The discourse and posturing of prominent Republican candidates in the lead-up to the pivotal congressional midterms indicate that Republicans have once…
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Trump Escalates Iran Threats as U.S. Markets Brace for Fallout
07
Sep
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Trump Escalates Iran Threats as U.S. Markets Brace for Fallout

U.S. President Donald Trump escalates Iran threats, warning that he could blow the country’s key oil terminal on Kharg Island to “smithereens” as tensions between Washington and Tehran rise again.  The warning comes at a sensitive moment for financial markets, with U.S. stock futures moving lower and oil prices jumping as investors assess the risks of a wider conflict. The latest escalation followed U.S. military strikes over the weekend on two Iranian rocket launchers on Larak Island, near the strategically important Strait of Hormuz.  According to U.S. Central Command, forces linked to Iran’s Revolutionary Guard were preparing rockets carrying sea mines…
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Trump Suffers Another Legal Setback in Fight to Overturn Hush Money Conviction
03
Sep
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Trump Suffers Another Legal Setback in Fight to Overturn Hush Money Conviction

U.S. President Donald Trump has suffered another setback in his effort to overturn his New York criminal conviction—the landmark hush money conviction that has dogged him since 2024. A federal judge rejected this Friday Trump’s latest attempt to move the case from state court to federal court. U.S. District Judge Alvin K. Hellerstein ruled against Trump, saying that his renewed arguments failed to provide a valid legal basis for transferring the case. The judge also dismissed Trump's claim of presidential immunity, particularly his arguments involving testimony from former aides and a lawyer, as well as statements he made on social…
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America’s First Swinging Miss: Trump’s Economic War Against Iran Already Hit US Markets
29
Aug
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America’s First Swinging Miss: Trump’s Economic War Against Iran Already Hit US Markets

On Wednesday, U.S. President Donald Trump announced a sweeping new economic campaign against Iran, effectively launching an economic war against Iran, describing it as the “MOST CRUSHING ECONOMIC OPERATION EVER TAKEN AGAINST ANY COUNTRY” and accusing Tehran of failing to take an opportunity to reach a deal with Washington. He warned that Iran would face “Economic Warfare and Isolation on an unprecedented scale.”  Yet as Trump attempts to present the confrontation as a demonstration of American strength, its growing economic consequences are increasingly being felt beyond Iran—including in the United States itself.  Trump has also threatened countries whose banks, businesses,…
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From Strength to Chaos: The Growing Risks of Trump’s Foreign Policy
27
Aug
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From Strength to Chaos: The Growing Risks of Trump’s Foreign Policy

Donald Trump has always presented unpredictability as a source of power projection in Trump’s Foreign Policy. He wants allies and adversaries alike to believe that he is willing to take risks that other presidents would normally avoid. But in his second term, this very strategy seems to produce more unpredictability and disorder. Recent developments involving South Korea, Oman, Iran and North Korea illustrate the problem very clearly. Instead of strengthening America’s position, Trump’s latest moves risk turning allies into enemies, confusing partners and weakening the credibility of US commitments in the international stage. His latest comment regarding South Korea is…
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A Collapsing Empire: Trump Profits from American Taxpayers
26
Aug
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A Collapsing Empire: Trump Profits from American Taxpayers

While American taxpayers bear the financial burden of Netanyahu's geopolitical ambitions, the Trump family has capitalized on the pretext of war to enrich itself at the public's expense while simultaneously expanding its business empire. At the heart of this alarming reality lies a textbook example of Trump Profits from American Taxpayers – a family dynasty that turns military escalation into personal revenue streams. Former U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg, in an interview with Fox News on Saturday, June 24, 2026, sharply criticized the Trump administration's military policies, saying: "Our tax dollars are being funneled into a futile conflict that,…
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